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Wuling Responds to Surabaya Case Causing Consumer Losses

Wuling Motors has issued an official apology following a controversial vehicle transaction in Surabaya that resulted in losses for consumers. The company identified breaches of standard operating procedures by certain sales personnel and has pledged to take corrective action against the involved dealership.

CATL Warns of Battery Failures Amid Surge in EV Production

CATL CEO Robin Zeng has raised concerns regarding the increasing frequency of electric vehicle battery failures due to accelerated production cycles. The warning highlights that the rapid launch of new EV models may be compromising essential battery testing and quality validation processes.

Reasons Why DPR Wants Tax and Banking Crimes Included in Asset Forfeiture Bill

A member of Commission XI of the House of Representatives (DPR) is advocating for the inclusion of banking and taxation crimes in the proposed Asset Forfeiture Bill. The legislator argues that all criminal activities, including human trafficking and narcotics, must be subject to asset seizure to ensure comprehensive law enforcement.

LPS Prepares Insurance Policy Guarantee, Targeting 2027 Activation

The Indonesia Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) aims to launch an insurance policy guarantee programme by 2027. The implementation depends on the finalisation of LPS regulations and close coordination with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the Ministry of Finance.

Today's Top 3 News: Mount Anak Krakatau Erupts, 6 Volcanoes Erupt on Aug. 31

Recent volcanic activity in Indonesia has seen Mount Anak Krakatau erupting with lava fountains, alongside a simultaneous eruption of six other volcanoes across the archipelago. In North Sumatra, the intensification of Mount Sinabung's activity has necessitated the emergency evacuation of 615 residents to prevent exposure to volcanic hazards.

Recovery in Aceh Singkil: Bridge and Levee Construction Set as Priorities

Post-disaster recovery efforts in Aceh Singkil are focusing on restoring access to Kuala Baru and accelerating the construction of the Tanah Merah levee. The initiatives aim to mitigate flood risks for 20,000 residents and revitalise local economic activities, including the plantation and fisheries sectors.

Observer: Online and offline shopping beginning to balance

Marketing expert Yuswohady predicts that consumer shopping patterns are reaching an equilibrium between digital and physical channels. After the pandemic-induced surge in e-commerce, the market is transitioning into a phase where both online and offline channels coexist naturally.

'Treasure' Discovered Beneath Mount Tangkuban Parahu

Researchers from BRIN, UNPAD, and Akita University have identified significant mineral deposits and hydrothermal dynamics beneath Mount Tangkuban Parahu. The study reveals the presence of minerals such as quartz and cristobalite, providing crucial insights into volcanic eruption patterns and disaster mitigation.

Video: Zulkifli Hasan and Chairul Tanjung Inspire SMA Kebangsaan Lampung

Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan and CT Corp Chairman Chairul Tanjung visited SMA Kebangsaan in South Lampung to engage with students. The visit focused on the importance of character building, academic excellence, and entrepreneurial spirit in developing Indonesia's future leaders.

Indonesian National Police Name 113 Suspects in Forest and Land Fire Cases up to September 2026

The Indonesian National Police have identified 113 suspects involved in various forest and land fire incidents across the country. Most perpetrators are individuals motivated by the need to clear land for agricultural use, with Riau province recording the highest number of suspects.

Riau Regional Police Chief and Military Commander Inspect Forest Fires, Highlighting Four High-Risk Areas

The Riau Regional Police Chief and the Commander of the XIX/Tuanku Tambusai Military District have conducted on-site inspections of forest and land fires in Siak Regency. With over 5,800 hectares already burnt, authorities are intensifying ground checks and law enforcement to prevent further spread.

Criminal Law Professor Highlights Alleged Procedural Violations in Febrie Adriansyah Case

Professor Jamin Ginting, a criminal law expert from Pelita Harapan University, has raised concerns regarding the procedural legitimacy of the suspect designation of former Attorney General's Junior Prosecutor, Febrie Adriansyah. He argues that failing to examine a person as a witness before elevating their status to a suspect may violate fundamental human rights and the right to a proper defence.

Twins Born in Emergency Tent at Manggarai Timur Community Health Centre

Twins of different genders were successfully delivered in an emergency tent at the Lengko Ajang Community Health Centre in East Manggarai. The delivery took place amidst the ongoing emergency response following the devastating Flores earthquake, which has severely damaged local infrastructure.

Ministry of Home Affairs Urges Regions to Identify Obstacles to Economic Growth

The Indonesian Ministry of Home Affairs is calling on regional monitoring teams to identify the root causes of economic stagnation in various provinces and regencies. The initiative aims to implement targeted interventions, such as accelerating infrastructure projects and controlling commodity prices, to help achieve a national economic growth target of 8 per cent.

Healing Trauma: Prinka Haprani Entertains Children Affected by NTT Earthquake

The Chairperson of Taruna Merah Putih, Pinka Haprani, participated in a trauma healing initiative for children affected by the earthquake in Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara. The programme, involving student volunteers, focused on psychosocial support through play, storytelling, and creative activities.

Indonesia Coordinates with ASEAN to Tackle Forest Fire Haze

The Indonesian government is strengthening regional cooperation with Southeast Asian neighbours to manage the impact of transboundary haze caused by forest and land fires. Through the ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution, Indonesia is actively participating in heightened monitoring and reporting protocols following the activation of Alert Level 3 in the region.

Hundreds of Farmers Forced to Change Occupations Due to Drought

Extreme drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon has forced hundreds of farmers in Lebak Regency, Banten, to abandon their paddy fields. Many have transitioned to manual labour, construction, or trading to sustain their livelihoods during the prolonged dry season.

Video: Leasing Sector Focuses on Key Areas Amid Pressured Purchasing Power and High Funding Costs

KB Bukopin Finance is implementing a strategy to balance productive and consumptive financing to mitigate corporate credit risks and boost profitability. The company is specifically targeting growth sectors such as electric vehicles to navigate challenges posed by fluctuating purchasing power and rising interest rates.

AI Helps Students Complete Assignments, But Blunts Their Ability During Exams

Recent research indicates that while AI tools significantly boost homework grades and efficiency, they may lead to a decline in actual exam performance. The study suggests that the impact depends on whether students use AI as a personal tutor or merely as a tool for automated answers.

Indonesia Holds 80% of ASEAN Geothermal Potential, PGE Accelerates Geothermal Power Plant Production

PT Pertamina Geothermal Energy Tbk (PGE) has reported a strong financial performance for the first half of 2026, with revenue increasing by 14.73% to USD 235 million. The company is actively expanding its geothermal production capacity, aiming for a 1 Gigawatt target by 2028 to leverage Indonesia's vast geothermal resources.

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