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Central and Regional Governments Collaborate to Strengthen Educational Foundations Towards Digital Sovereignty

The Ministry of Education and Culture is intensifying its strategic efforts to ensure that national priority programmes are effectively implemented, both in terms of physical infrastructure and technological proficiency. This is being achieved through parallel approaches: synchronising coordination between the central and regional governments, and strengthening the foundations for digital sovereignty in the education sector. The Ministry emphasises the importance of converged authorities and res

BTS-nomics Shakes Seoul, 260,000 ARMY to Gather in Gwanghwamun

BTS's upcoming comeback concert in Gwanghwamun Square is expected to attract around 260,000 ARMY members from various countries, potentially boosting Seoul's economy. This phenomenon, dubbed 'BTS-nomics' by Koreans, highlights the economic impact of the K-pop group's fanbase.

Trucks Targeted: 'Asmoro' Gangs Prey on Drivers Ahead of Eid al-Fitr

The Cilincing Police Chief has warned truck drivers to be vigilant against 'asmoro' theft gangs in the lead-up to Eid al-Fitr, as such crimes tend to increase during the holiday season. Drivers are advised to secure their cargo, lock their vehicles, and report any suspicious activity to the police. 'Asmoro' refers to thieves who target trucks and their cargo, or extort truck drivers.

Sad to See Parents Who Were Once Strict Now Being More Affectionate Towards Their Grandchildren? Here's What a Psychologist Says

It is psychologically normal to feel sadness when seeing parents who were once strict now being more affectionate towards their grandchildren. This feeling is related to the concept of the 'inner child' and unmet emotional needs from childhood, as explained by clinical psychologist Yustinus Joko Dwi Nugroho. Understanding the context of the past can help heal lingering wounds in intergenerational relationships.

Fasting Schedule for Tangerang Regency Today, 26th February 2026

Muslims in Indonesia are observing the 8th day of Ramadan 1447 Hijri. Kompas.com provides the fasting schedule and Maghrib prayer time for Tangerang Regency, based on the official website of the Directorate General of Islamic Community Guidance, Ministry of Religious Affairs. The government has set the beginning of Ramadan 1446 Hijri to be on Thursday, 19th February 2026.

273 Landfill Operators Sanctioned by the Ministry of Environment, Repeat Offenders Could Face Article 114

The Ministry of Environment (KLH) has issued administrative sanctions to 273 landfill operators. Failure to comply with these sanctions may result in stricter legal enforcement, including charges under Article 114. The Ministry has been actively monitoring compliance and taking action against operators who violate environmental regulations.

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.

Video: BNI Life's Product Wins 'Best Unit-Linked Investment Performance' Award

CNBC Indonesia held the Insurance Forum, themed 'Optimising Insurance Protection & New Directions for Unit-Linked Development in Indonesia', as a platform for regulators, associations, and insurance professionals to seek solutions for driving growth and accelerating the transformation of the national insurance business. During the forum, CNBC Indonesia proudly presented the 'Best Unit-Linked Investment Performance' award to PT BNI Life Insurance.

Shocking Confession from Driver of Car Travelling in the Wrong Direction in Central Jakarta, Attacked by Mob! Claims He Was Heading to Ancol

The driver of a Toyota Calya, who caused chaos by driving in the wrong direction in Central Jakarta and was subsequently attacked by a mob, has confessed to police that he was travelling from Karawang to Ancol for leisure. Police are investigating the incident and are not yet fully convinced by the driver's statement. The incident, which involved the car colliding with other vehicles, went viral on social media after being filmed and uploaded.

DPR Member Hopes Sea Dragon Crew Case Does Not Become a 'Mobile ATM' for Law Enforcement

A member of the Indonesian Parliament's Commission III, Bob Hasan, has cautioned against the misuse of legal proceedings in the Sea Dragon drug smuggling case, urging that it not be exploited for personal gain. He emphasised that the law should not be used as a tool for structural violence or as a means for law enforcement officers to enrich themselves. Hasan also highlighted the legislative body's authority to monitor the implementation of laws, including the Criminal Code and the Criminal Proc

Civil Servants to Undergo Rigorous Selection Process for Reserve Component Training

The Ministry of Defence has announced a stringent selection process for civil servants (ASN) who will participate in reserve component (Komcad) training. The process includes administrative screening, health checks, physical fitness tests, psychological assessments, and ideological evaluations to ensure participants are physically and mentally prepared for military training. The Ministry aims to train 4,000 ASN in two phases, with the first phase involving 2,000 participants across five location

Corruption Court Packed Ahead of Verdict in Oil Case Involving Nine Defendants

The Jakarta Central District Court's Corruption Court is crowded with family members and supporters awaiting the verdict in a high-profile corruption case involving nine defendants accused of irregularities in the management of crude oil and refinery products at PT Pertamina. The case, which allegedly caused state losses of Rp 285.18 trillion, has drawn significant attention, with supporters displaying banners and messages of support for the defendants.

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.

Frustrated by Tax Officials, Head of Indonesian Game Company Considers Relocating Overseas

Kris Antoni, founder of Indonesian game developer Toge Productions, has expressed frustration with tax practices in Indonesia, hinting at the possibility of moving the company's operations abroad. He cited issues with tax assessments and the application of amortization rules for employee costs during game development. The Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) responded by stating that tax regulations are applied fairly and professionally, while also acknowledging the importance of the gaming indust

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.

DPR Commission III Expels Developer During Meeting Over Mosque Dispute in Bekasi

A member of DPR Commission III, Habiburokhman, expelled a representative from the property developer PT Hasana Damai Putra (HDP) during a hearing regarding a dispute over access to a mosque in the Vasana and Neo Vasana housing complexes. The developer was removed for failing to comply with the meeting's rules of procedure and for repeatedly raising irrelevant points. Habiburokhman emphasized that the DPR's decisions are binding and warned of legal consequences for obstructing religious practices

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.

Reckless Calya Driver on Gunung Sahari Now a Suspect

Police have named the driver of a black Toyota Calya, who was filmed driving recklessly on Jalan Gunung Sahari in Central Jakarta, as a suspect. The 24-year-old driver, identified as HM, is accused of traffic violations and causing an accident that resulted in injuries. He faces charges under Article 311 of Law No. 22 of 2009 on Road Traffic and Transportation, which covers endangering other road users, causing damage, and inflicting injuries.

Artha Graha Peduli Continues AGP Affordable Market and Social Welfare Initiatives

Artha Graha Peduli (AGP) is continuing its Affordable Market programme, which began on 11 December 2025, to provide essential goods at affordable prices to low-income communities around its operational areas. As part of its Corporate Social Safety Responsibility (CSSR), AGP is also offering free health services and Ramadan assistance, demonstrating its commitment to social welfare and community solidarity.

Couple Robbed in Bogor, Two Suspects Apprehended by Security Guards

A couple were robbed in the Gununggeulis housing complex in Sukaraja, Bogor. Security guards apprehended two of the four suspects and handed them over to the Bogor Police, along with the stolen items. The police are currently investigating the case and pursuing the remaining suspects.

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