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Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:30 WIB
At Dr Tifa’s Trial, Jokowi Explains Why He No Longer Wears Glasses
Former president Joko Widodo told an East Jakarta court that his glasses were lost while he was working in Aceh and had not been replaced. He gave the explanation during the trial of Tifauzia Tyassuma, who faces charges relating to allegations that Jokowi’s degree certificate was forged.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:30 WIB
Jokowi Shakes Hands with Roy Suryo at the End of Fake-Diploma Allegation Hearing
Former Indonesian president Joko Widodo appeared as a witness for around seven and a half hours in the defamation case arising from allegations that his diploma was forged. After showing his original educational certificates in court, he shook hands with defendant Roy Suryo as the hearing concluded.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:25 WIB
Global Oil Prices Forecast to Ease Next Year, with Implications for the Economy
Bank Danamon expects Brent crude to fall to US$85 a barrel in 2027 from about US$95 in 2026, provided geopolitical tensions ease and disrupted supply recovers. Lower crude prices could eventually reduce global inflationary pressure, although the effect on consumer energy prices is likely to be gradual because refining and distribution take time.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:24 WIB
Bakom chief calls alleged tapping of Prabowo a serious issue, says it could amount to treason
The head of the Government Communications Agency has described alleged illegal wiretapping of President Prabowo Subianto as a serious matter that could amount to treason, calling for a transparent investigation and firm legal action. Police say four people are now suspects and have formed a special team, led by the National Police’s Criminal Investigation Agency chief, to investigate.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:20 WIB
DPD Group Leader in the MPR Questions MBG and Free Education Budgets
Dedi Iskandar Batubara says Indonesia should examine whether funding for the Free Nutritious Meals programme could be matched by greater investment in free education, while addressing unequal access and education infrastructure. He backs the principle of free schooling through university but says a national policy requires detailed planning, including the full range of costs and fair access for students in disadvantaged regions.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:15 WIB
Several Flights in Europe Diverted Following Bomb Threats
More than a dozen flights across Europe were targeted by bomb threats, prompting several aircraft to divert, although searches found no suspicious items. European and national authorities say investigations are continuing and have not yet established whether the incidents are connected or whether they involved a cyberattack.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:12 WIB
Hotspots Remain in East Kalimantan as BNPB and Australia Deploy Water Bombing
Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) and Australia’s NSW Rural Fire Service have launched an aerial operation to tackle persistent forest and land-fire hotspots in East Kalimantan. The seven-day mission, running from 6 to 12 November, will use a Hercules C-130 capable of carrying up to 15,000 litres of water per sortie, alongside a Cessna spotter aircraft and 20 Australian specialists.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:11 WIB
Husband Returns for Food and Finds Wife Dead in Apparent Suicide
A 53-year-old woman was found dead at a farm hut in Badung, Bali, after her husband briefly returned home to collect food. Police said the circumstances and motive remain under investigation.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:10 WIB
Indonesia Promotes Sago Downstreaming to Attract Japanese Investors
Indonesia is seeking Japanese investment and technology partnerships to expand sago processing, following a projected rise in Japan’s share of Indonesian sago starch exports from 2 per cent in 2021 to 14 per cent in 2025. The government sees downstream diversification into food, bio-packaging and bioethanol as a way to increase the commodity’s value, create jobs in sago-producing regions and strengthen food security.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:08 WIB
Indonesia highlights cyber threats at ASEAN-Korea tourism forum
Indonesia’s Tourism Ministry warned that cyberattacks and technical failures could disrupt airport systems, expose tourist data and delay travel as tourism services become increasingly digital. It stressed the need for early risk planning, data protection and coordination among government agencies, including the Communications and Digital Affairs Ministry and BSSN.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:08 WIB
Indonesia develops integrated poultry industry to strengthen food security
Indonesia is developing an integrated, technology-led poultry industry to improve competitiveness and support national food security, with Danantara Indonesia prioritising commercial viability and returns on investment. A facility in Malang, East Java, is scheduled for completion in May 2027 and is intended to set a benchmark for the wider industry.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:08 WIB
Semarang Named Indonesia’s and Provincial Best City at GM-DTGI 2026
Semarang received both the national and provincial Best City honours at the 2026 Gadjah Mada Digital Transformation Governance Index (GM-DTGI). Mayor Agustina Wilujeng said the recognition should spur further work on integrated data, staff capability and public data security, with digital services judged by their benefits to residents.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:08 WIB
Malang Police Prepare for Disasters, Placing 800 Personnel on Standby
Malang Police have placed 800 personnel on standby across Malang Regency as the rainy season brings risks including landslides, wind damage and flooding. The police, local government, military, emergency services and volunteers say they are coordinating patrols, equipment and evacuation plans, with vulnerable residents to receive priority assistance.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:04 WIB
West Java’s Economy Grows 5.89% in Third Quarter of 2026, Outpacing National Growth
West Java’s economy expanded by 5.89% year on year in the third quarter of 2026, exceeding Indonesia’s national growth rate of 5.47%. Government consumption was the fastest-growing expenditure component, while imports rose faster than exports, contributing to a 7.73% contraction in the province’s net exports.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:04 WIB
Three TNI Soldiers Killed After Helicopter Crashes During Forest Firefighting Operation
A TNI Army Mi-17V5 helicopter crashed while collecting water for a forest and land-fire suppression mission in Central Kalimantan, killing three soldiers and injuring five others. Two of the deceased have been buried with military honours, while search and evacuation teams continue efforts to recover the third soldier and locate the helicopter’s black box to determine the cause.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:02 WIB
Cyclists Ride 1,000 Kilometres to Show Support for Palestine
Thirty cyclists have set off from Surabaya on a roughly 1,000-kilometre ride to Jakarta as part of Ride for Palestine 3. The journey is intended to express solidarity with Palestinians and keep public attention focused on their campaign for independence.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:00 WIB
Keeping Indonesia United Through Stronger National Values, Intellectualism and Cross-Sector Collaboration
Social Affairs Minister’s special staff member Fuji Abdul Rohman has called for Indonesia’s unity to be strengthened through national values, intellectual engagement and cooperation across government and society. Speaking at a discussion in Jakarta alongside Deputy Minister for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers Dzulfikar Ahmad Tawalla, he said youth leadership and public service should serve the wider public interest.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 22:00 WIB
Jakarta Council Proposes More Facilities at Cornel Simanjuntak Park
A Jakarta Regional Council member has urged East Jakarta Municipality to revitalise Cornel Simanjuntak Park, citing its heavy use by residents throughout the day. Proposed additions include toilets, a breastfeeding room, improved sports facilities and a children’s play area, aimed at making the park more comfortable and family-friendly.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 21:58 WIB
Trump’s Allies Suffer Heavy Defeat in US Midterm Elections: What Does It Mean for the World?
A sweeping Democratic victory that gives the party control of Congress has left President Donald Trump facing pressure from within the Republican Party and sharply constrained at home. The result could also reshape US policy on Iran, Ukraine, China and Taiwan, while weakening Trump’s ability to pursue legislation and tariffs without congressional support.
Thu, 05 Nov 2026, 21:57 WIB
Pluit Zone 1 Wastewater Treatment Plant to Bring Major Benefits to Residents, City Says
Jakarta’s Pluit Zone 1 wastewater treatment plant is about 76 per cent complete, with completion targeted for September 2027. The Rp7.7 trillion project is expected to serve around one million people across three Jakarta areas, helping improve wastewater management and support a sustainable supply of clean water.
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