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Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:31 WIB
BAIC Aims for 200 Percent Rise in Sales in 2026
BAIC aims to more than double its sales in 2026, building on a strong 2025. COO Dhani Yahya outlined plans to expand the dealer network by ten, launch new models including Arcfox T1 and BAIC X1 (electric vehicles), and adopt a more aggressive marketing and efficiency programme. The company seeks to boost its national market penetration during 2026.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:28 WIB
Cooperatives Minister: Kopdes Merah Putih Is an Implementation of Prabowonomics
Indonesia's Minister of Cooperatives, Ferry Juliantono, says Kopdes Merah Putih is a concrete realisation of Prabowonomics, a people-centred economic model. He frames the programme as a corrective to liberal capitalist trends and a cornerstone of the broader democracy economy, anchored in Article 33 of the 1945 Constitution, with support from philosopher Rocky Gerung on cooperative solidarity.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:27 WIB
Former Pertamina director puzzled by detention in LNG procurement corruption case
Former Pertamina Gas Director Hari Karyuliarto expresses astonishment at his detention in a case alleging corruption in LNG procurement from Corpus Christi. He notes testimony by Pertamina's President Director Nicke Widyawati that Pertamina earned about US$97.6 million (nearly Rp1 trillion) under the 2019–2024 Corpus Christi contract, and argues that losses cannot be calculated for a single year, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic. The trial also implicates Yenni Andayani, with the broader case alleging losses to state finances and enrichment of certain executives.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:27 WIB
Prabowo Breaks Fast with Muhammadiyah, NU, and MUI Leaders at the Istana
President Prabowo hosted an iftar gathering with leading Indonesian Muslim organisations at Istana Merdeka, joined by Haedar Nashir, Anwar Iskandar, and KH Miftachul Akhyar. Ministers Muhaimin Iskandar, Saifullah Yusuf and Nasaruddin Umar also attended, with discussions reportedly touching on Indonesia's stance amid Middle East tensions; Muzani says the President intends to listen and share his views.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:27 WIB
Understanding the Botok Pati Case: Chronology, Verdict, and the Supriyono Figure
The Botok Pati case involves activist Supriyono, alias Botok, and Teguh Istiyanto of the AMPB, whose protests against local tax policies culminated in a March 2026 court case. The Pati District Court delivered its final verdict on 5 March 2026, ordering their release from detention amid thousands of supporters chanting the slogan 'Pati Ora Sepele'.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:25 WIB
This Type of Vehicle Will Break Indonesia's Dependence on Imported Fuel
PLN argues that widespread use of electric vehicles could reduce Indonesia's reliance on imported fuel because electricity is generated domestically, strengthening energy sovereignty. The chief executive cites efficiency gains of electric motors (over 85%) and potential cost and CO2 emissions savings at a 10-kilometre trip, especially when power is coal-fired.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:25 WIB
When Is Lailatul Qadar Night in 2026? Here Are the Predicted Dates
According to the Hijri calendar 1447 H, Lailatul Qadar—the Night of Glory—occurs during the last ten nights of Ramadan and is sought on odd nights. The 2026 dates are forecast but may shift following the Isbat rulings by Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs; the article also outlines key practices to maximise its merit.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:24 WIB
Xpeng electric-vehicle consumer demand shifts
Xpeng Indonesia reports a shift in buyer behaviour, with X9 and G6 sales now nearly equal, reversing the previous 80/20 split in favour of X9. Hari Arifianto says financing now makes up a near-equal share of purchases, signalling a broader market beyond cash-heavy early adopters. The firm has handed over its 1,000th vehicle in Indonesia, builds at Purwakarta with TKDN above 40%, and is seeing shorter G6 lead times as capacity expands.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:24 WIB
Signs of an emotional crisis often go unseen before violence erupts
Psychologists warn that emotional crises develop gradually, with subtle warning signs that are easy to miss. In the digital era, many young people hide their feelings online, making it harder for families and schools to notice mounting distress, underscoring the need for open communication to prevent harm.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:23 WIB
Volvo Launches ES90 Electric Sedan, Priced at Rp2.1 Billion
Volvo has launched its latest electric sedan, the ES90, in Indonesia, signalling a new phase in the Swedish maker's electrification push. The ES90 offers a 92 kWh battery with up to 700 kilometres of range, fast charging that adds up to 300 kilometres in about 10 minutes, a premium interior with a 25‑speaker Bowers & Wilkins audio system, and a multi-sensor safety package as Volvo expands its footprint in the Indonesian market.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:23 WIB
Protecting Citizens from Crisis Threats, MPR Deputy Speaker Urges Passage of the PPRT Act
Deputy Speaker Lestari Moerdijat urged the immediate enactment of the RUU PPRT into law, arguing it realises the constitutional protection of every citizen. The DPR plans to hold a public hearing on the PPRT and will involve trade unions and employer associations in discussions on the Employment Bill and the PPRT. Data from JALA PRT shows 3,308 cases of violence against domestic workers between 2021 and 2024, underscoring the need for comprehensive protection.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:22 WIB
Jaecoo Opens New Dealership in Karawaci, Tangerang
Jaecoo Indonesia has inaugurated a new dealership in the Karawaci area of Tangerang as part of its ongoing expansion of the service network across Indonesia. The outlet operates under a 3S model (Sales, Service, Spare Parts) and will showcase up to six Jaecoo models, including the J5 EV, J7 SHS and J8 SHS. The company currently runs around 25 dealerships and aims to reach about 80 by 2026 as part of its long-term commitment to the Indonesian automotive market.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:22 WIB
Imsak and Friday Prayer Times for South Jakarta Residents, 6 March 2026
On Friday 6 March 2026, the 16th day of Ramadan 1447 H, Muslims in South Jakarta are urged to observe fasting with health and concentration. The official imsakiyah and prayer times issued by the Ministry of Religious Affairs guide worship, following the government’s declaration that Ramadan began on 19 February 2026 after the Isbat session chaired by the Minister of Religion, Nasaruddin Umar. Note that the start of Ramadan was not uniform this year, with Muhammadiyah observing from 18 February 2026; differences are recognised and observed with mutual respect.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:21 WIB
West Jakarta City Government and BBPOM oversee food safety at Kebon Jeruk takjil centre
The West Jakarta City Government (Pemkot Jakbar) and BBPOM conducted food-safety oversight at the Kebon Jeruk takjil centre on Jalan Panjang during Thursday afternoon, collecting samples for chemical testing and engaging with traders. The event highlights ongoing regulatory checks during Ramadan to guarantee consumer safety, with the Mayor personally inspecting stalls.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:21 WIB
A New Form of Aluminium Could Replace Rare Earth Metals
Scientists at King’s College London report the discovery of a new, highly reactive form of aluminium that could substitute rare earth and expensive metals in a range of technologies. The work, published in Nature Communications, identifies cyclotrialumane—a triangular molecule of three aluminium atoms—as a standout, boasting high reactivity yet stability in various solvents, hinting at new chemical capabilities and applications in plastics and chemicals. However, mining and refining these metals remain costly and environmentally impactful, prompting researchers to seek abundant alternatives from more common elements.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:21 WIB
TransJakarta Reveals Timeline of Altercation Between BRT Driver and Electric Car Owner in West Jakarta That Went Viral
TransJakarta has disclosed the sequence of events in the viral incident involving a BRT driver and an electric car owner in West Jakarta. The operator says the confrontation began after the private car entered the bus lane, forcing the driver to stop the bus to communicate; the altercation occurred as the car returned to the regular lane. An internal investigation is underway, with potential sanctions if SOP violations are confirmed.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:21 WIB
Key Facts About Botok Pati's Verdict Attended by Gus Dur's Daughter
The Pati District Court in Central Java held a verdict hearing for AMPB leaders Supriyono (Botok Pati) and Teguh Istiyanto over blocking the Pantura road during the ousting of Pati Regent Sudewo, with 1,300 security personnel and live streaming planned to ensure transparency. The presence of notable figures including Inayah Wahid, Gus Dur's daughter, underlines the high-profile nature of the case and mounting political interest as authorities emphasise security and integrity in the proceedings.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:21 WIB
Imsakiyah and Friday Prayer Times for West Jakarta Residents on 6 March 2026
The 16th day of Ramadan 1447 AH falls on Friday, 6 March 2026, for residents of West Jakarta. The government, via the Ministry of Religious Affairs, provides imsakiyah timetables and prayer times to ensure fasting is observed on schedule. The start of Ramadan 1 Ramadan 1447 AH was set on 19 February 2026 after an Isbat Session involving Islamic organisations, falak experts and astronomy institutions, using a mix of hisab calculations and rukyatul hilal observations; while start dates differ from Muhammadiyah, mutual respect is urged.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:20 WIB
UGM Professor Urges Indonesian Government to Expeditiously Evacuate Indonesian Migrant Workers from the Middle East
An UGM geopolitics professor urges the Indonesian government to prioritise evacuating Indonesian citizens in Gulf states amid escalating Middle East tensions after the US-Israel attack on Iran. She warns that airlines are restricting operations and that many PMI could be stranded as a result, while arguing Indonesia is unlikely to secure a credible mediator role in the US-Israel-Iran conflict, calling for a practical evacuation plan instead.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 20:20 WIB
Tax Chief Ensures Public Data Is Protected, After Purbaya Orders 23 Banks to Report Credit Card Transactions to the DJP
Tax authorities in Indonesia have emphasised data protection as they implement PMK 8/2026, which obliges 23 banks to report tax-related data, including credit card transactions, to the Directorate General of Taxes. The DJP says its data-management system has undergone security reviews and independent penetration testing by agencies such as BSSN, BIN, and the STRategic Intelligence Agency, with data protection treated as a core principle.
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