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Following Constitutional Court Ruling, Deputy Speaker of Sukabumi City Council Removes Gibran's Photo: Feels Ashamed

The Deputy Speaker of the Sukabumi City Council, Rojab Asy'ari, has removed a photograph of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka from his office following a Constitutional Court ruling regarding diploma disputes. As a member of the PDI Perjuangan faction, Asy'ari stated the move is a personal political protest due to his dissatisfaction with the court proceedings.

TNI Commander Reveals Prabowo's Directives to Hundreds of Generals at the Palace

President Prabowo Subianto met with 800 high-ranking TNI and Polri officers at the Presidential Palace to outline national strategic challenges. The briefing focused on strengthening synergy and preparing for modern threats, including cyber and hybrid warfare.

Primary School Principal Dismissed Following Death of Student in Bullying Incident

The headteacher of SDN 01 Kebondalem in Pemalang has been suspended following the death of a second-grade student due to alleged bullying by older classmates. Local authorities have confirmed that disciplinary action is being taken against the principal to maintain educational integrity while police investigations continue.

45-Hour Work Week Under Scrutiny: The Origins Explained

The Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) has clarified that the figure of a 45-hour work week originated from a comparative study of labour regulations in neighbouring Asian countries, rather than a proposal to increase working hours. The clarification follows public concern regarding the recent passage of the Labour Protection Bill by the House of Representatives.

With Subsidies, 2027 Hajj Pilgrims to Pay Only Rp 23.24 Million for Final Settlement

The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) and the government have agreed on the Hajj Organising Cost (BPIH) for the 1448 H/2027 M season. Due to a Rp 3 million government subsidy, regular pilgrims will effectively pay approximately Rp 23.24 million for their final settlement.

Resident Reports Alleged Assault Following Protest Against Firecrackers in South Jakarta

A woman has filed a police report following an alleged physical assault after protesting the loud noise of firecrackers during a religious event in South Jakarta. Despite multiple mediation attempts between residents and organisers, the incident has escalated into a formal legal investigation by the South Jakarta Metro Police.

Once Mekel States Every Detail of Copyright Bill Draft Must Be Monitored

Musician-turned-parliamentarian Once Mekel has pledged to closely oversee the drafting process of the new Copyright Bill. He emphasises the importance of incorporating feedback from all creative stakeholders to ensure the regulation protects the entire creative industry ecosystem.

Muhammadiyah Targets Pharmaceutical Independence with New PT Ausilab Parma Indonesia Plant in Kendal

The Muhammadiyah organisation has partnered with investors from Singapore and India to establish a pharmaceutical factory in Kendal, Central Java, with an initial investment of Rp150 billion. The project aims to reduce reliance on imported medicines and medical equipment by leveraging Muhammadiyah's extensive hospital network.

Defendant in Investment Case Regrets Introducing IT Advisor to PT DSI President Director

Mery Yuniarni, a defendant in the PT Dana Syariah Indonesia (DSI) investment fraud case, has expressed regret over introducing an IT advisor to the company's President Director. The fraudulent scheme, involving fictitious projects, has resulted in losses of Rp2.4 trillion and affected approximately 15,000 victims.

Riyadh and Abha Airports in Saudi Arabia Attacked by Houthis, Three Dead

The Houthi group has claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha International Airport. The strikes resulted in three fatalities and left dozens of people injured, causing significant material damage to the facilities.

Expert Highlights Parties Most Responsible for Gibran's Diploma Controversy

Political expert Iqbal Themi has called for greater transparency regarding the verification process of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's educational credentials following a Constitutional Court ruling. He argues that the focus should shift from the authenticity of the diploma to the accountability of the institutions responsible for verifying candidate requirements.

45 High-Risk Prisoners in East Java Transferred to Nusakambangan

The East Java Regional Office of the Directorate General of Corrections has transferred 45 high-risk inmates to Nusakambangan Island. The move aims to eliminate potential security threats and strengthen the management of inmates based on their risk levels.

PKS Receives Draft LGBTQ Prevention Bill from MUI, Ready to Advocate in Parliament

The Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) has received a draft bill for the prevention and management of LGBTQ issues from the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI). The party intends to push for the bill's discussion within the House of Representatives' Legislation Body, while also discussing the need for a Sharia Economy Omnibus Law.

Thousands of Islamic Boarding School Alumni Protest and Damage Minimarket in Pamekasan

Thousands of Islamic boarding school alumni in Pamekasan, East Java, carried out a protest against an Indomaret minimarket, resulting in structural damage to the building. The demonstrators reportedly used an excavator to demolish parts of the premises following failed attempts to halt the development through official channels.

Jakarta International Stadium wins international infrastructure award

The Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) has been honoured at the Bentley Year in Infrastructure (YII) Awards 2026 in Singapore for its advanced retractable roof technology. The award recognises the engineering excellence of PT Wijaya Karya Bangunan Gedung Tbk (WIKA Gedung) in delivering a world-class structural feat.

Nearly One Year After Sumatra Disasters: The Condition of Roads and Public Facilities, According to the Minister of Public Works

The Indonesian Ministry of Public Works is continuing its efforts to rehabilitate infrastructure and public facilities in Sumatra following last year's disasters. Minister Dody Hanggodo emphasised that the recovery process focuses on restoring community life, including access to schools, clean water, and temporary housing.

KPK Receives Complaint from PCNU Sekadau Regarding Alleged Money Politics at NU Muktamar

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has confirmed receiving a public complaint from the Sekadau branch of Nahdlatul Ulama (PCNU) concerning alleged money politics during the 35th NU Muktamar. The complainant has submitted evidence, including flight tickets and returned cash, alleging attempts to influence the election of the Rais Aam.

196 Freeport Employees Leave Work to Undergo Two-Month Reserve Component Training in Papua

A group of 196 PT Freeport Indonesia employees has commenced a two-month basic military training programme to become part of the National Reserve Component (Komcad) in Papua. This initiative represents a collaboration between the Indonesian government, the military, and the private sector to strengthen national defence capabilities.

Pos Indonesia Apologises After Supreme Court Letter to Gowa Regent Withheld by Partner Courier

PT Pos Indonesia has issued a formal apology after an internal investigation revealed that a Supreme Court letter intended for the Regent of Gowa was intentionally withheld by a partner courier. The company has deactivated the courier involved and pledged to strengthen its delivery oversight for official state documents.

BMKG: Rossby Waves Bring Rainfall Break to West Java's Dry Season

The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) reports that atmospheric Rossby waves are causing unexpected rainfall across parts of West Java during the dry season. While El Niño is expected to delay the official rainy season until November, the agency warns of potential high rainfall intensity due to the compressed seasonal timeline.

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