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Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:33 WIB
Car Driving Against Traffic in Gunung Sahari Hits Motorcyclist, One Person Injured
A woman was injured after being hit by a Toyota Calya driving against traffic in Gunung Sahari, Central Jakarta. The incident occurred after the driver, suspected of using fake license plates, attempted to flee from police and drove erratically, leading to a collision with a motorcyclist.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:30 WIB
13 Negative Impacts of 'Kerokan' That You Need to Know
The article discusses the traditional Indonesian practice of 'kerokan,' a form of massage using coins or blunt objects to relieve body aches. While commonly used for ailments like colds and muscle pain, the article highlights 13 potential negative impacts, ranging from skin irritation and bruising to delaying proper medical attention. It advises caution and seeking professional medical help if symptoms persist or worsen.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:29 WIB
AI Technology Supports Lung Cancer Screening and Diagnosis
AI technology is being used to assist doctors in the early detection of lung cancer by identifying small nodules in the lungs that may be cancerous. This technology can help to improve the efficiency of lung cancer screening and diagnosis, especially in identifying potentially malignant nodules at an early stage.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:29 WIB
AI Warned as a National Security Risk
A discussion highlighted the potential risks of AI, particularly data breaches, to national security as the world enters a period of significant change. Experts emphasized the need for Indonesia to strengthen fiscal and monetary policy coordination and develop a robust strategy to leverage AI's opportunities while mitigating its risks. They also stressed the importance of maximizing Indonesia's natural resources and ensuring a balanced approach to foreign investment to achieve an 8% economic gro
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:29 WIB
Abdul Rahman Farisi: Indonesia-US Agreement to Drive 8 Percent Growth and Downstream Industrialization
Abdul Rahman Farisi, Secretary of the Economic Policy Division of the Golkar Party, stated that the bilateral agreement between Indonesia and the United States should be viewed holistically, considering both its risks and opportunities for the national economy. He emphasized that the agreement is a response to the 32 percent reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US, and that it will lead to increased investment in downstream industries and potentially boost economic growth to 8 percent.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:28 WIB
Man Who Shouted ‘General’s Car’ and ‘Police Chief’ Now a Suspect in Assault Case at Jakarta Gas Station
A man, JMH, who assaulted three employees at a gas station in East Jakarta while shouting about a 'general's car' and the 'police chief', has been named a suspect. The suspect tested positive for drug use and it was revealed that he was not a member of the police force, but a private car rental worker.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:28 WIB
Lawmaker says disaster recovery data in North Sumatra must be accurate
A member of Commission X of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) has emphasised the importance of accurate and verified data to support the acceleration of post-flood recovery efforts in North Sumatra. Sabam Sinaga stated that precise data is crucial for targeted interventions and comprehensive disaster management, particularly considering the economic impact on affected communities and schoolchildren. He also highlighted the need to address potential trauma among students and educat
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:27 WIB
China expresses concern over Japan's plan to lift restrictions on arms exports
China has voiced its concern over Japan's ruling party's plan to abolish regulations on arms exports, potentially allowing the shipment of lethal weapons. The move has raised fears about Japan's military ambitions and its commitment to international peace and security. China urges the international community to remain vigilant and oppose any actions that could undermine the post-World War II order.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:27 WIB
Many Padel Courts Lack Permits, Activists Say: We Must Dare to Boycott!
Several padel players in Jakarta have stated they will consider switching courts if the venues are not transparent regarding their building permits. They argue that players should boycott courts lacking proper permits, ensuring legality and minimizing disruption to local residents. The Jakarta government is currently auditing padel courts and will take action against those operating without the necessary permits, including halting operations, demolition, or revoking business licenses.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:26 WIB
Telkomsel Forecasts 11 Percent Increase in Data Traffic During 2026 Ramadan-Eid al-Fitr Period
Telkomsel, a leading Indonesian telecommunications company, projects an 11.1 percent surge in data traffic during the 2026 Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr period, peaking at 70.85 petabytes on the third day after Eid. This increase is attributed to heightened digital activity across various applications, including video streaming, communication, gaming, and social media, with Jawa Tengah, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, Jawa Barat, and Jawa Timur expected to see the highest growth in user numbers.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:26 WIB
West Java Provincial Government Aims to Establish West Java Sanggabuana Holding by August
The West Java Provincial Government is targeting the establishment of the West Java Sanggabuana Holding, a consolidation of regional state-owned enterprises (BUMDs), by August 2026, to consolidate assets and strengthen regional investment structures. The initiative, deemed feasible after a study, will initially focus on nine non-financial sector BUMDs, while discussions with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) are ongoing for the remaining 28 financial sector BUMDs.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:25 WIB
Vanita Naraya: Women Must Be Involved in Policymaking
The Vanita Naraya organisation believes that policy transformation is crucial to provide women with genuine political access to participate equally in national security decision-making structures. A survey conducted by Vanita Naraya reveals shifting public perceptions of women's roles in social conflicts, natural disasters, and peacekeeping operations, highlighting both progress and persistent challenges in achieving gender equality within the Indonesian security sector.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:25 WIB
Ministry of Social Affairs Provides Compensation to Heirs of Flash Flood Victims in Padang City
The Ministry of Social Affairs has distributed compensation to the families of victims who perished in the flash floods and landslides that struck Padang City in late November 2025. The local government emphasizes that this financial aid is a form of empathy and support, particularly for the children who need educational assistance to continue their future.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:24 WIB
Last Year, 120 Companies Received Complaints; the Manpower and Transmigration Office of the Special Region of Yogyakarta Reminds Companies to Comply with THR Payment
The Manpower and Transmigration Office of the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) has urged companies to comply with regulations regarding the payment of Eid bonuses (THR). Last year, the office received approximately 120 complaints related to THR payments, with most originating from Sleman Regency and concerning payments made less than seven days before Eid. The government is now focused on ensuring workers' rights are met and business continuity is maintained, with early detection measures bein
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:23 WIB
How Technology is Making the Path to an Ideal Home Easier
Yoga Sukmana, a private sector employee in Jakarta, decided to buy a house in Bekasi to be closer to his mother. He chose a house in Tambun Utara and opted for BTN bank due to its tiered interest rate scheme, which he found more manageable. He was also impressed by the efficient and fast process, facilitated by BTN's upgraded 'Bale by BTN' application.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:22 WIB
Nommensen Library Urges Independent Audit of Rp14.53 Billion Purchase of Former Covid-19 Shelter
The Nommensen Library, a public policy and political studies center, is calling for an independent audit into the Pematangsiantar City Government's purchase of a former Covid-19 shelter for Rp14.53 billion. This follows a report by a special committee that uncovered alleged irregularities, including procedural violations, lack of needs analysis, and potential conflicts of interest. The library argues that a thorough investigation is needed to address concerns about corruption and ensure accounta
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:20 WIB
MOC Partners with Habib Ja'far to Launch Special Ramadan 2026 Fashion Collection
Indonesian men's fashion brand MOC has partnered with Habib Ja'far to launch an exclusive collection for Ramadan 2026, focusing on comfort and functionality. The collection features simple, modern designs with ethnic-inspired motifs, aiming to provide versatile and elegant options for men during the holy month.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:20 WIB
Illegal Logging Syndicate in Baluran National Park to Face Trial
The illegal logging syndicate operating in Baluran National Park is set to be prosecuted after authorities handed over suspects and evidence to the Banyuwangi Prosecutor's Office. The authorities are committed to strengthening forest protection measures and preventing future illegal activities within conservation areas.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:20 WIB
Domestic Market Booming! Samasindo to Aggressively Target the Food Sector
PT Sawit Mas Indonesia (Samasindo) is confident in increasing its crude palm oil (CPO) sales by the end of the year compared to the previous year, driven by strong domestic demand. The company aims to utilise 90-95% of its installed capacity by 2026, with a focus on the domestic market, particularly the food sector, which accounts for the majority of its consumers.
Wed, 25 Feb 2026, 23:19 WIB
Teenager Kills Sibling in Kelapa Gading, Angered by Victim's Demands on Their Mother
A 15-year-old boy, identified as MAL, has killed his 21-year-old brother, MAR, in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta, reportedly due to resentment over the victim's constant requests for money from their mother, who was already facing financial difficulties. The police investigation reveals that the incident was the culmination of a long-standing family conflict, with the teenager feeling protective of his mother.
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