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Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:33 WIB
Scientists Engineer Bacteria to 'Eat' Tumours from Within
Scientists at the University of Waterloo are developing a revolutionary cancer treatment using genetically engineered bacteria to consume tumours from the inside. The bacteria, specifically Clostridium sporogenes, thrive in the oxygen-deprived environment of tumour cores, effectively 'cleaning' the body from within. Researchers have incorporated a 'quorum sensing' system to ensure the bacteria only activate their oxygen-resistant genes when inside the tumour, ensuring safety for the patient.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:31 WIB
Habiburokhman Denies Prosecutor's Allegations of DPR Interference in Sea Dragon Crew Case
Habiburokhman, Chairman of Commission III of the DPR RI, has refuted accusations that the DPR interfered in the narcotics smuggling case involving a Sea Dragon crew member, Fandi Ramadhan. He asserts that the Commission's actions are part of its oversight function and do not involve direct intervention in the ongoing legal proceedings. Habiburokhman also called for the Attorney General's Office to reprimand a prosecutor who implied that the DPR and the public were interfering in the case.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:31 WIB
TASPEN Shares Archiving Practices with IndonesiaRe
TASPEN, a state-owned enterprise, hosted a benchmarking session with IndonesiaRe to share best practices in archiving and document management. The event focused on digital and physical archiving systems, aiming to improve efficiency, security, and sustainability in document management, aligning with the government's agenda for professional and accountable bureaucracy.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:31 WIB
LPDP Considers Publishing Names of Non-Compliant Scholarship Recipients on Website
The LPDP (Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education) is considering publishing the names of alumni who fail to fulfil their service obligations after completing their studies. This measure aims to encourage greater commitment among LPDP alumni to serve in Indonesia, given that their scholarships were funded by Indonesian taxpayers. The LPDP has also taken action against individuals who have violated their service agreements, including blacklisting them from government employment.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:30 WIB
West Nusa Tenggara Police Cooperates with PPATK to Investigate Money Laundering in the AKP Malaungi Drug Network
The West Nusa Tenggara Police are collaborating with the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (PPATK) to investigate potential money laundering activities linked to the drug trafficking network involving AKP Malaungi. The investigation follows the arrest of several police officers and the discovery of nearly half a kilogram of methamphetamine in AKP Malaungi's possession, with evidence suggesting a flow of funds totaling Rp2.8 billion involving senior officers.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:30 WIB
Super League Preview: Persib Bandung vs Madura United, Bandung's Mission to Maintain Perfection at GBLA
Persib Bandung faces a tough challenge to maintain their top spot in the Super League as they host Madura United. With an impressive home record, Persib aims to continue their winning streak, while Madura United seeks to exploit defensive weaknesses and potentially become the first team to take points from Persib at GBLA this season.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:30 WIB
Indonesian Motorcycle Manufacturers Await Potential Gains from the Red and White Village Cooperative Scheme
Indonesian motorcycle manufacturers are anticipating potential benefits from the Red and White Village Cooperative scheme, which involves the procurement of vehicles for cooperatives. While the scheme initially focused on commercial vehicles like pick-up trucks, it also presents opportunities for the domestic motorcycle industry. Manufacturers express their readiness to meet potential demand, with existing production capacity and after-sales service networks in place.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:29 WIB
Assault on Petrol Station Employee Triggered by Barcode Data: Driving a Toyota Vellfire, but Filling Up with Pertalite
The East Jakarta Police have named JMH as a suspect in the assault of a petrol station employee in Cipinang. The incident occurred when the suspect, driving a Toyota Vellfire, attempted to fill up with Pertalite, but the vehicle's details did not match the barcode data, leading to a dispute and subsequent violence.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:29 WIB
DJPb Records IDR 419.21 Billion in People's Business Loans in Early 2024 to Strengthen MSME Expansion in South Kalimantan
The South Kalimantan office of the Directorate General of Treasury recorded IDR 419.21 billion in People's Business Loans (KUR) distributed to 6,058 debtors by the end of January 2024, supporting access to finance and expansion for MSMEs. This represents 8.13% of the 2024 target of IDR 5.15 trillion, indicating a positive start to the year for inclusive and productive financing.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:28 WIB
FBI sacks six agents linked to Trump classified documents inquiry
The FBI has reportedly sacked six agents involved in the 2022 investigation into former US President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence. The move has drawn criticism from the association representing FBI personnel, who claim it undermines the bureau and puts national security at risk.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:27 WIB
OIKN: US to help realise Nusantara's smart city vision through $2.49 million grant
The Nusantara Capital Authority (OIKN) has announced that the United States will provide a $2.49 million grant to support the development of a smart city in the new capital, Nusantara. This collaboration aims to strengthen the planning of the integrated smart city blueprint and attract investment, reflecting international confidence in Nusantara's sustainable development vision.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:27 WIB
Indonesian minister urges priority infrastructure push in Papua
An Indonesian government minister has prioritised comprehensive infrastructure development in Papua's Merauke District, emphasising the need for ports, bridges, and road repairs to prevent disruptions to harvests and logistics. The development strategy integrates infrastructure expansion with border reinforcement and national security initiatives, alongside programmes targeting human resources, natural resource management, and community welfare.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:27 WIB
Religious Officials Still Concentrated in Urban Areas, Many Regions Still Understaffed
The Ministry of Religious Affairs is developing a mechanism to redistribute religious officials and recruit new staff to address the uneven distribution across Indonesia, ensuring religious services are accessible throughout the country. The Ministry aims to change the mindset that religious officials should be prepared to serve in various regions based on organisational needs, and is working to create a systematic placement plan to avoid over-concentration in urban areas while addressing shorta
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:26 WIB
Seeking Healing on Marunda Beach: Between Local Beliefs and Medical Explanations
Some residents of North Jakarta believe that bathing in the sea at Marunda Beach can cure various ailments. While some individuals report positive experiences, doctors caution that the scientific benefits of seawater are limited and should not replace medical treatment, suggesting it may offer complementary relief for certain conditions.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:26 WIB
DAI Reveals Demand for PAYDI Products Remains Good, But the Public Needs This
The Chairman of the Indonesian Insurance Council (DAI), Yulius Bhayangkara, stated that demand for investment-linked insurance products (PAYDI) remains good. While acknowledging that some issues exist, he believes that the product is generally sound and that public perception needs to be adjusted through improved transparency and education regarding the investment risks involved. He urges members to be more transparent and provide better education to the public about the investment features and
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:26 WIB
BRI Holds IDR 80 Trillion in SAL Funds, Majority Allocated to Micro Loans
BRI, a state-owned bank, has expressed its satisfaction with the extension of the government's placement of IDR 200 trillion in SAL (Surplus Budget Funds) across Himbara member banks. This move is expected to bolster banking liquidity and strengthen the transmission of fiscal policy to the real sector. BRI has received IDR 80 trillion in SAL funds, primarily allocated to micro-enterprises, contributing to the bank's overall credit growth.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:25 WIB
UMPR Faculty of Agriculture to be Implementing Partner for FOLU Net Sink 2030
The Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at the Muhammadiyah University of Palangkaraya (UMPR) has been officially appointed as an implementing partner in the second and third phases of Indonesia's FOLU Net Sink 2030 Norway's Contribution. This recognition is based on the faculty's academic capacity, technical experience, and commitment to supporting low-carbon development in the forestry and land-use sectors. UMPR will play a key role in implementing technical activities, strengthening community
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:25 WIB
Artha Graha Peduli Continues Affordable Market Programme During Ramadan
Artha Graha Peduli is continuing its 'Pasar Murah' (Affordable Market) programme throughout Ramadan, providing subsidized essential goods to low-income communities. The initiative, which began in December 2025, also includes free health services, community clean-up activities, and the distribution of Ramadan meals, demonstrating a commitment to social responsibility and community welfare.
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:25 WIB
Ministry of Home Affairs Asks Regions to Prepare a Roadmap for Electronic Transactions
The Ministry of Home Affairs is encouraging regional governments to strengthen the implementation of Electronic Transactions for Regional Governments (ETPD) to increase transparency and optimise revenue. This effort is being carried out through the preparation of a roadmap and measurable action plan as a foundation for digital transformation of regional finances. The Ministry believes that digitalising regional transactions is crucial, especially given the adjustments to transfers to regions in
Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 13:25 WIB
2026 Crisis Worsens, Business Owners Complain About RAM Prices
The 2026 component cost crisis is intensifying in the technology industry. HP Inc. reports that the price of RAM now accounts for 35% of the total material cost for assembling PCs, a significant increase from the previous quarter. The company is taking measures to secure supply, diversify sources, and improve efficiency, but warns that the full-year outlook is likely to be at the lower end of guidance due to rising memory prices and volatile business conditions.
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