Archive: 1 November 2026
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Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:21 WIB
Sukoharjo NU Leader Urges Residents to Preserve Calm and Avoid Provocation
Khomsun Nur Arif, head of the Sukoharjo branch of Nahdlatul Ulama, has urged residents to verify information and avoid being provoked amid recent events in the regency. The appeal comes as Central Java police meet Islamic boarding school leaders to discuss an investigation into the burning and vandalism of a pork noodle shop, and concerns over a police search.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:20 WIB
Horror Crash as Concrete Mixer Truck Ploughs into Crowd in Bekasi, Killing Six
A concrete mixer truck suspected of suffering brake failure veered into a crowd in Bekasi, killing six people and injuring six others. Police are investigating the cause of the crash; the victims were taken to hospitals across the city.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:19 WIB
Komnas HAM asks police to review search of girls’ Islamic boarding school
Indonesia’s National Human Rights Commission has urged Central Java Police to review a pre-dawn search at a girls’ Islamic boarding school in Sukoharjo, citing the need to protect children’s rights, privacy and dignity. It also called for psychological support for those affected, while the police say complaints will be examined through internal oversight procedures.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:16 WIB
COIN’s Derivatives Segment Revenue Reaches Rp15.08bn in Q3
PT Indokripto Koin Semesta (COIN) reported a 24.6% quarter-on-quarter rise in derivatives revenue to Rp15.08bn in Q3 2026, lifting the segment’s share of nine-month revenue to 36.7%. The growth came amid a weaker crypto market and a 48.6% fall in total nine-month revenue, while the company said its strong liquidity and lower liabilities provided resilience.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:16 WIB
Indonesia moves to raise live chicken prices to protect farmers
Indonesia’s Agriculture Ministry is regulating production, boosting market absorption and tightening oversight to lift farm-gate chicken prices above production costs, towards a reference price of Rp25,000 per kilogram. Prices have recently recovered to Rp21,000–Rp22,500 but remain near farmers’ costs, prompting measures that also target distribution, feed expenses and consumer affordability.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:15 WIB
Outcry over Israeli Tourists Accused of Stealing Merchandise in Lombok: What Happened
A group of 20 tourists from Israel were accused of stealing merchandise from shops on Gili Meno, with the incident reportedly settled privately after the shop owner received US$3,000. North Lombok police said they received no formal complaint and therefore opened no investigation, while acknowledging the matter had gone viral on social media.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:15 WIB
Surabaya City Government Uses 2026 Struggle Parade to Rally the Spirit of Heroes
Surabaya’s 2026 Struggle Parade commemorated the city’s heroes through a theatrical re-enactment of the events surrounding the Battle of Surabaya. Mayor Eri Cahyadi said the struggle today is to tackle poverty, school drop-outs and division, urging residents to become everyday heroes in their communities.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:14 WIB
Venture Capital Opens Up Investment Opportunities for AI Start-ups in Indonesia
Indonesian venture capital firms remain open to funding AI start-ups despite the tech winter, although macroeconomic pressures and weak consumer spending are making investors more cautious. Init-6 says the main constraint is a shortage of promising local AI companies, while OJK reported venture capital financing of Rp16.50 trillion in August 2026, up 1.05% year on year.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:12 WIB
Venture Capital Sees Investment Potential in AI Start-ups, but Challenges and Opportunities Remain
Indonesian venture capital firms remain open to funding AI-based start-ups, although macroeconomic uncertainty and weak consumer purchasing power are weighing on investment activity. Investors also say the pool of investable AI companies is limited, while the ongoing tech winter is prompting greater caution and making it important for founders to find funds whose investment mandates fit their businesses.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:12 WIB
Komnas HAM Urges Coordination to Tackle Human Trafficking through Online Scams
Komnas HAM is calling for closer coordination among Indonesian ministries and agencies to combat human trafficking networks that lure workers into online scam operations and cyber slavery. Its research recorded 7,628 scam cases globally in 2025, with victims subjected to forced labour and abuse, and recommends stronger victim protections, law-enforcement cooperation and prevention measures.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:10 WIB
Forest and Land Fires Threaten Central Kalimantan Orangutan Habitat; 3.2km Firebreak Built
The government and Kalaweit Foundation have built a 3.2-kilometre firebreak in Barito Utara, Central Kalimantan, to contain fires and protect orangutan habitat. The project followed repeated firefighting efforts that failed to stop the flames from reigniting, and officials say the firebreak must be supported by personnel to monitor and tackle fires along its length.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:08 WIB
Assessing the Indonesian Stock Market Ahead of MSCI’s November 2026 Review
Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) has fallen sharply amid foreign fund outflows and concerns about market transparency and governance ahead of MSCI’s November review. Analysts warn that valuations and market capitalisation could remain under pressure, while stressing that a fall to 4,000 is speculative and that investors should focus on company fundamentals and selective opportunities.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:06 WIB
Mount Karangetang on Siau Island, North Sulawesi, Erupts Again
Mount Karangetang erupted on Siau Island, North Sulawesi, at 9.18pm local time, with glowing material thrown 200–300 metres above the northern crater and lava flows extending down several routes. The volcano remains at Alert Level II, and residents and visitors have been warned to stay outside the danger zones and prepare for possible rain-triggered lahars and flash floods.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:05 WIB
Japan Changes Its Tax-Free Shopping System: What Foreign Tourists Need to Know Before Shopping
Japan has replaced its tax-free shopping scheme with a refund system under which foreign visitors pay consumption tax at the point of purchase and claim it back once customs confirms the goods are leaving the country. The change, which also imposes a 90-day claim deadline, is intended to curb abuses such as reselling tax-free goods domestically and fraudulent refund claims by shops.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:04 WIB
It Is Not Capital or Technology, but Workforce Competence That Will Determine Companies’ Future
Indonesian officials and business leaders say companies’ long-term competitiveness will depend increasingly on developing human capital and integrating workforce training with business strategy. The 2026 TOP Human Capital Awards recognised organisations investing in human-resource capabilities, as AI reshapes productivity and the skills employees need.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:01 WIB
BMKG: Meteorological drought status remains in Bima Regency in NTB
BMKG says meteorological drought alerts now remain in only two sub-districts of Bima Regency, following sporadic local rain across much of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). Despite improved conditions, El Niño is very strong and the Indian Ocean Dipole is positive, with both phenomena expected to persist into late 2026 or early 2027.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:00 WIB
Video: Harbolnas – Discount Shopping and the Trade Ministry’s Push for Local Products
Trade Minister Budi Santoso outlined initiatives to strengthen domestic commerce and help local businesses reach international markets, including the Campuspreneur programme and support for village producers. The ministry is also promoting Harbolnas and discount campaigns at modern retailers towards the end of 2026 to boost consumer spending and reinforce the domestic market.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:00 WIB
Global Warming Is Worsening Droughts: Five of the Worst Events
Climate change and human-caused greenhouse gas emissions are intensifying drought risks, with consequences ranging from crop failures and wildfires to disease, migration and conflict. The article revisits historic drought disasters and compares present-day exposure, noting that Indonesia has a relatively low drought-risk score even as severe droughts affect countries such as Ethiopia.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 21:00 WIB
Gapempi: Indonesia’s Business Community Must Not Operate in Silos
The Gabungan Pengusaha Merah Putih (Gapempi) has urged businesses across Indonesia to work together under a shared strategic direction aligned with President Prabowo Subianto’s Asta Cita development vision. At a national meeting in Jakarta, its chair outlined priorities including organisational consolidation, digital transformation, financial independence, stronger advocacy and support for small businesses and local entrepreneurs.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:59 WIB
Karangasem Youth Missing After Being Swept Away by Waves While Swimming at Keramas Beach
A 19-year-old man from Karangasem has gone missing after being swept out to sea while swimming at Keramas Beach in Gianyar, Bali. Police and Gianyar’s lifeguard team are searching the shoreline and gathering witness statements.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:59 WIB
Pandeglang Disaster Agency Urges Residents to Remain Alert as Anak Krakatau Stays at Level III Alert
Pandeglang’s disaster management and fire agency has urged coastal communities to keep away from Anak Krakatau while its alert status remains at Level III. Officials say the coast is relatively safe and have advised residents not to believe rumours of a tsunami, while continuing normal activities and following local disaster agency guidance.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:52 WIB
Thousand Islands Develops Waste-Free Tourism
The Thousand Islands administration is expanding household waste sorting and marine ecosystem restoration as part of a drive towards sustainable tourism. It says all households are sorting waste, while Pramuka and Bidadari islands are being developed towards zero-waste status, with Pramuka designated as a model island.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:50 WIB
RANS Carnival in Sleman Left Almost Empty, with MSME Stalls and Entertainment Stage Deserted
RANS Carnival, held at Maguwoharjo Stadium’s car park in Sleman, drew little public attendance after calls to boycott the event went viral on social media. Several MSME vendors left their stalls, while musicians scheduled to perform withdrew, leaving the event’s stage empty.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:49 WIB
North Jakarta Mayor Urges Residents to Organise Community Clean-ups to Prevent Flooding
North Jakarta Mayor Hendra Hidayat has urged residents to take part in regular community clean-ups to keep neighbourhoods clean and prevent rubbish from blocking drainage channels and causing floods. He said cooperation between residents and government not only helps address environmental problems but also strengthens community ties and social responsibility.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:49 WIB
Man Arrested over Murder of Woman Found Bound in a Ditch in Lampung; Suspect Is Her Cousin
Police have arrested Rizki, 25, in South Lampung in connection with the killing of Lilis Pitriani, whose body was found bound in a ditch in Bandar Lampung. The suspect reportedly admitted to hitting her with a wooden beam before placing her in the ditch; investigators are still searching for the victim’s mobile phone.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:48 WIB
Propam to Investigate Alleged Misconduct in Sukoharjo Islamic Boarding School Raid
Central Java Police say their internal affairs division will investigate any alleged procedural violations during raids on two Islamic boarding schools as part of a probe into the burning of a pork noodle stall. The raids were conducted while police searched for a former terrorism convict suspected of involvement; the police chief says officers had court warrants, while concerns have been raised about the treatment of teachers and child students.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:46 WIB
Portugal Housing Crisis Protest Turns Violent, 13 Arrested
Police forcibly dismantled protest camps in Lisbon and Porto, arresting 13 people as clashes left demonstrators and officers injured. The protests oppose a proposed rental-property law amid soaring housing costs, while activists and Amnesty International have raised concerns over alleged excessive police force.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:45 WIB
Youth Pledge and Agricultural Innovation: Ella and Asri’s Approach
Ella Rizki and Asri Saraswati are young entrepreneurs turning local agricultural resources into higher-value products, showing how agribusiness can create broader economic opportunities for rural communities. Ella has developed coconut processing for export and, through a women farmers’ group, supports more than 500 farmers, while the article also introduces Asri’s work processing village spices.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:45 WIB
G20 Divided as Russia-Ukraine War Prevents Major Powers from Reaching Agreement
G20 foreign ministers meeting in Atlanta ended without a joint communiqué, with disagreements over Russia’s war in Ukraine and other global conflicts and policies proving insurmountable. The US said cooperation could still be pursued on supply chains and critical minerals, as diplomats look ahead to next month’s leaders’ summit.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:43 WIB
Din Syamsuddin Calls on National Police Chief to Take Firm Action Against Officers Who Raided Islamic Boarding School
Din Syamsuddin condemned a police raid on a girls’ dormitory at Pesantren Hamalatul Qur’an in Sukoharjo, alleging that officers acted unlawfully and that a 10-year-old pupil was forced to the ground at gunpoint. He urged the National Police chief to dismiss the Central Java police chief and discipline the officers involved, warning that the incident could further erode public trust in the police.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:41 WIB
Concrete Mixer Truck with Brake Failure Hits Crowd in Bekasi, Killing Six
A concrete mixer truck reportedly suffered brake failure on Jalan Cut Mutia in Bekasi on Sunday afternoon, veered into a crowd and crashed into a building wall. Six people were killed and six others injured; police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:40 WIB
Police Take Commuter Train to Raid Drug Den in Kampung Bahari
Police travelled by commuter train to reach Kampung Bahari, North Jakarta, for a coordinated anti-narcotics raid, with KAI Commuter saying the special journey did not disrupt regular services. Three trains were delayed by 4–19 minutes after crowds gathered on the tracks; the operation resulted in 27 arrests and the seizure of drugs, cash, weapons and drug-making equipment.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:37 WIB
Creative Economy Ministry urges digital media sustainability amid AI disruption
Indonesia’s Creative Economy Ministry is advocating stronger support for digital media businesses as artificial intelligence and dominant platforms reshape the sector. The government is also pursuing international discussions on how economic value is shared with creators, while a 20-year national plan expands the creative economy from 17 to 21 subsectors.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:34 WIB
1,000 Humanitarian Volunteers Gather at Monas to Voice Solidarity with Palestine
Around 1,000 volunteers and members of the public gathered at Jakarta’s National Monument to launch Palestine Solidarity Month 2026, organised by Aqsa Working Group. The event called for continued public support for Palestinians, with organisers urging solidarity to translate into practical humanitarian action and volunteer work.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:30 WIB
Is El Niño Still Affecting Indonesia? 1 PK Air Conditioners at Transmart for Just Rp4 Million
Transmart is offering a 1 PK split air conditioner for Rp4,015,200 during its one-day Full Day Sale on 1 November 2026, down from its listed normal price of Rp5,759,000. The promotion comes as a very strong El Niño is expected to bring drier conditions and potentially higher temperatures in parts of Indonesia; eligible customers can get an additional 20 per cent discount using specified payment methods.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:29 WIB
Badung to Install Six Pumps with a Capacity of 30,000 Litres to Tackle Flooding on Jalan Dewi Sri
Badung regency is accelerating construction of a pump station at Tukad Mati Weir in Kuta ahead of the rainy season, with six pumps expected to move water at a stated capacity of 30,000 litres per second. The installation will complement drainage upgrades intended to reduce recurring floods around Jalan Dewi Sri, where tidal conditions, sediment build-up and narrow channels have impeded water flow.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:28 WIB
Elderly Woman Reported Missing a Month Ago Found Dead in Mataram
A 65-year-old woman who had been reported missing about a month earlier was found dead in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara. Police estimate she had died around a week before her body was discovered; her family confirmed her identity and declined an autopsy.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:27 WIB
Defence Ministry warns young people to be alert to the threat of cognitive warfare
A Defence Ministry official has warned that cognitive warfare uses digital channels to manipulate people’s thoughts and perceptions, with young people particularly exposed to misinformation, propaganda and polarisation. He urged stronger digital literacy and critical thinking, describing responsible information-checking as part of national resilience and civic defence.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:24 WIB
Three-Metre Cherry Tree Falls on Car in Bogor Fountain Food Area
A three-metre cherry tree fell onto a visitor’s parked car in the culinary area on Jalan A Yani, Sempur, Bogor, on Sunday afternoon. No one was injured, and firefighters and disaster-management officials cut up and removed the tree; a parking attendant said there had been no strong winds or heavy rain.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:23 WIB
Three Mount Merapi Hikers Flee as Officers Attempt to Detain Them
Fourteen teenagers were caught making an illegal ascent of Mount Merapi via Selo, Boyolali, while three evaded officers and came down by another route. The 11 who were detained were sent home after questioning, but officials say they will be summoned again and may face community-service sanctions; the mountain has been closed to hikers since 2018 because its alert status remains at Level III.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:23 WIB
3D Scanning Technology Boosts Manufacturing Efficiency
AppliCAD Indonesia and Luxembourg-based Artec 3D have introduced the Artec Neo scanner in Indonesia, promoting tolerance-driven scanning for metrology-grade measurement of critical component features. Case studies presented at the launch reported up to 78% less inspection time, 72% faster product measurement and a 33% reduction in mould-repair time, although results vary by operation and do not alone establish cost savings or return on investment.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:20 WIB
Economic Hardship Cited as Young Couple Kill Toddler in Market Toilet
Police say a 20-month-old child was killed by the child’s mother and stepfather in a public toilet at Kebayoran Lama Market, South Jakarta, before the pair buried the body in an empty plot in Bendungan Hilir. Investigators believe financial hardship was the motive; the child’s three-year-old sibling has been placed in temporary care through local social services.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:18 WIB
Iran Designates British Navy and Air Force as Terrorist Organisations
Iran has designated the UK’s Royal Navy and Royal Air Force as terrorist organisations, citing reciprocal measures after Britain proscribed Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Tehran also classified MI6 as a hostile group and accused the UK of supporting US and Israeli operations against Iran; the moves come amid continuing conflict and escalating threats between Iran and the United States.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:16 WIB
Indonesia’s 2045 vision must ensure justice and dignity for all
Deputy Human Rights Minister Mugiyanto Sipin says respect for human rights and human dignity must underpin Indonesia’s development towards 2045, extending beyond laws and institutions to shape public conduct and policymaking. Speakers at a national dialogue also called for social justice, action against corruption and broad participation, arguing that progress must deliver inclusive prosperity and dignity for all.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:15 WIB
OJK Reveals Why Sharia Financial Inclusion in Indonesia Remains Low
Indonesia’s sharia financial inclusion rate stands at just 13.4%, despite sharia financial literacy reaching 43.07%, according to OJK survey data. OJK chief Friderica Widyasari Dewi says limited access and a lack of innovative, relevant products are key barriers, while a new guide aims to improve public understanding and guard against financial scams and illegal investments.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:14 WIB
Bimbim Slank Says Banyuwangi Is Developing Rapidly
Slank drummer Bimbim says Banyuwangi has changed dramatically since the band first visited in 1992, pointing to the growth in hotels as a sign of rapid development. The band is returning to the East Java regency for a concert, while revisiting local landmarks and memories associated with its earlier visits.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:09 WIB
Cement Mixer Truck Crashes into Crowd at Cut Mutia Bus Stop in Bekasi, Killing Six
Six people were killed and six others injured when a cement mixer truck struck 12 people waiting at a bus stop on Jalan Cut Mutia in Bekasi. Police said the driver lost control after the brakes failed while travelling down a slope and are investigating the crash; the truck was due to be removed with a heavy-duty tow vehicle.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:08 WIB
Raid on Hamalatul Quran Islamic Boarding School in Sukoharjo Leaves Students and Female Teachers Traumatised
Female students and teachers at an Islamic boarding school in Sukoharjo say a police raid linked to an arson investigation involved armed intimidation, intrusive questioning and searches without prior notice. They were questioned for around 15 hours, but none was found to be involved in the burning of a pork-noodle stall; the incident has reportedly left them traumatised.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:05 WIB
Indonesia calls for stronger community role in forest fire prevention
National Police Security Maintenance Agency chief Herry Heryawan has urged South Sumatra villages to strengthen cooperation and community participation to prevent forest and land fires. He called for prevention guided by local peatland conditions and academic research, with government, security forces, academics and residents sharing responsibility for protecting the region’s ecosystems.
Sun, 01 Nov 2026, 20:05 WIB
Around 30 Hectares of Farmland Flooded in Agam
Flooding caused by heavy rain inundated around 30 hectares of farmland in Agam Regency, damaging crops including chillies and vegetables. Three homes were also flooded and a connecting road was damaged, but there were no reported casualties; residents cleared blocked culverts and water levels have since receded.