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BPK Encourages Integration of ESG Principles in State Financial Management

The Indonesian Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) is promoting the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into state financial management as a strategic tool to support the Indonesia Emas 2045 vision. BPK Member I, Nyoman Adhi Suryadnyana, highlighted the importance of ESG principles in strengthening national economic resilience and enhancing public trust during an entry meeting for the 2025 financial report audit of several ministries.

Increased Rice Production Positively Impacts the Warehousing Sector

Knight Frank Indonesia reports that the increase in domestic rice production is positively impacting the warehousing sector, particularly those with food-grade specifications. The company is optimistic about the government's target to absorb four million tons of rice reserves by 2026, which could mark a new chapter in Indonesia's food security, supported by an expected increase in planted area.

BKPM: Natural Resource and Green Energy Sectors Most Attractive to Investors

The Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries stated that sectors related to Indonesia's natural resources, including mineral, agricultural, forestry, and maritime industries, are the most attractive for investment. He also highlighted the growing interest in green energy due to Indonesia's vast potential. Ensuring a conducive and competitive investment climate remains a key challenge.

Looking for the Best Thin AI Laptop? The Acer Swift Go 14 AI Should Be on Your List!

The Acer Swift Go 14 AI is a new laptop designed for modern users who value portability, performance, and AI features. It boasts a sleek design, powerful Intel Core Ultra processors, and a range of AI-powered tools to enhance productivity and creativity. With its long battery life and impressive display, the Swift Go 14 AI aims to be a top contender in the thin AI laptop market.

Presidential Aid: Electric Rickshaws Distributed to Elderly Rickshaw Drivers in Nganjuk

President Prabowo Subianto has provided 220 electric rickshaws to elderly rickshaw drivers in Nganjuk, East Java, through the National Solidarity Movement Foundation. This initiative aims to improve the welfare of the drivers, support their continued productivity, and promote environmentally friendly transportation. The rickshaws were produced by PT Pindad.

PKS Proposes Maintaining the Current Parliamentary Threshold

The PKS party has proposed that the parliamentary threshold for the 2029 general election remain at the current level of 4%, arguing that it is sufficient and helps prevent excessive fragmentation of the political landscape. The party suggests conducting simulations to determine an ideal threshold, potentially linking it to the number of commissions and committees in the DPR. CSIS argues that there is no ideal number and that the threshold is determined by political considerations rather than me

Russian economy shows stable growth with low unemployment rate

Russia's GDP is projected to grow by 1 per cent in 2025, with cumulative growth exceeding 10 per cent over the past three years despite increasing external challenges. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin stated that the country's labour market remains stable, with unemployment at a low 2.2 per cent, and inflation is expected to fall to 5.6 per cent in 2025.

Jokic Leads Nuggets to Victory Over Celtics 103-84

The Denver Nuggets defeated the Boston Celtics 103-84 in an NBA match, with Nikola Jokic scoring 30 points and 12 rebounds. The Nuggets, despite playing almost the entire game without Jamal Murray, bounced back from a 1-2 road trip after the All-Star break.

Xinhua Publishes Book on China's Governance Under Xi Jinping's Leadership

Xinhua Publishing House has released the first volume of "China's Governance Under Xi Jinping's Leadership," a book detailing China's development and governance under Xi Jinping. The book, available in Mandarin and English, highlights Xi Jinping's leadership and the guiding principles behind China's modernization and national rejuvenation. A seminar and launch event for the English version were held in Geneva, Switzerland, with attendees expressing appreciation for China's governance approach an

Sinar Mas Land Optimistic About Solid Property Market Growth in 2026

Sinar Mas Land expresses optimism regarding the property market's growth in 2026, particularly in the residential sector, driven by increased interest from Millennials and Gen Z. The company highlights positive indicators such as rising demand for homes in the Rp1-2 billion price range and plans to target pre-sales of Rp10 trillion in 2026, building on a strong performance in 2025.

Bogor Regent Ensures Regional-Owned Enterprises Will Focus on Profit and Benefit the Community

The Regent of Bogor, Rudy Susmanto, stated that the management of regional-owned enterprises (BUMD) will be conducted professionally, focusing on increasing profits and providing tangible benefits to the community. He emphasized the importance of collaboration, thorough evaluation, and shared vision between the local government and the board of commissioners and directors of the BUMD.

Iranian and Omani Foreign Ministers Meet Ahead of Third Round of Iran-US Talks

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi met with Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad bin Hamood Albusaidi in Geneva ahead of the third round of indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the United States. Araghchi outlined Iran's position on nuclear issues and the lifting of US sanctions, while Albusaidi reaffirmed Oman's commitment to facilitating the diplomatic process.

Ministry of Defence Ensures Strict Selection Process for Civil Servants Joining Reserve Component

The Ministry of Defence has stated that civil servants (ASN) who wish to participate in the reserve component (Komcad) training will undergo a rigorous selection process. This includes administrative, health, and physical fitness assessments, as well as psychological evaluations and ideological assessments to ensure participants are prepared for the training. The Ministry plans to allocate 4,000 places for civil servants from various ministries and agencies, with the first wave of 2,000 particip

UI Rector Calls for Higher Education Transformation in the Asia-Pacific

The Rector of the University of Indonesia, Prof. Heri Hermansyah, urged for a transformation of higher education at the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) 2026. He emphasised the importance of adaptability and integrity in higher education to face the era of disruption, preparing students not only for current professions but also for future challenges.

Australia urges families of diplomats in the Middle East to evacuate

The Australian government has urged the families of its diplomats in the Middle East to evacuate due to the unpredictable security situation. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has instructed family members of Australian officials stationed in Israel and Lebanon to return home, and advised Australian citizens in those countries to consider leaving while commercial options are still available. The government has also offered voluntary repatriation to family members of diplomats stationed

Police Hunt Perpetrators of Expedition Truck Theft in Jagakarsa

Police are investigating the theft of an Isuzu Traga Blind truck from an expedition warehouse in Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, which occurred on Wednesday, 25th February. The perpetrators, suspected to be four individuals, gained access by exploiting unlocked gates and a driver's side window left open. Authorities are currently gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing CCTV footage to identify and apprehend the suspects.

MBG-TV Plan Seen as Wasteful and a Public Relations Exercise

The planned launch of MBG-TV by the government has been criticised as insensitive to pressing issues, particularly food poisoning cases in schools and weak program oversight. Critics argue that the initiative is a wasteful public relations exercise aimed at whitewashing problems related to the free nutritious meal program (MBG).

Minister of Culture: Special Allocation Fund for Bengkulu Cultural Centre to Strengthen Local Arts and Culture

The Minister of Culture, Fadli Zon, stated that the Bengkulu Cultural Centre has received a Special Allocation Fund (DAK) from the Ministry of Culture annually to stimulate the strengthening of the local arts and culture ecosystem. He hopes that, in addition to scheduled art programmes, the presence of supporting facilities such as coffee shops and local culinary establishments based on Indonesian Intangible Cultural Heritage can enrich the visitor experience and enhance the appeal of the centre

Police receive report of residents' complaints regarding a padel court in South Jakarta

The South Jakarta Police have received a report from residents concerning the construction of a padel court that is allegedly disrupting the peace and quiet of the neighbourhood on Jalan Kalimaya. Police are investigating the matter, including visiting the location and questioning witnesses, and will follow up on any further reports received.

Late Alex Noerdin's Body Laid to Rest in Official Ceremony by the South Sumatra Provincial Government

The South Sumatra Provincial Government held an official ceremony to honour the late former Governor, Alex Noerdin, at his residence in Palembang. The ceremony was attended by the regional leadership forum and heads of government agencies. His eldest son expressed gratitude for the attention and apologised for any shortcomings of the deceased.

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