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Cultural diplomacy of the NTB Museum yields official invitation from Australia

The NTB Museum has received an official invitation from Australia to participate in the launch of a book on Lombok-Bali textiles and a joint exhibition. This follows the museum's efforts in cultural diplomacy and international cooperation, promoting Lombok's traditional textiles on a global stage. The initiative, supported by Australian collector Michael Abbott, involves local writers and curators, contributing to the academic documentation and preservation of Lombok's cultural history.

PT AHM States Indonesia is the World's Third-Largest Motorcycle Market

Executive Vice President Director of PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM), Thomas Wijaya, stated that Indonesia is the third-largest motorcycle market globally, contributing over 10% to the total global market of 50 to 60 million units annually. In 2023, the Indonesian market reached 6.4 million units, a 1% increase from the previous year, with AHM contributing significantly to both domestic sales and exports.

Cianjur Immigration Office Deports Saudi National for Violating Limited Stay Permit

The Cianjur Immigration Office in West Java deported a Saudi Arabian national after finding evidence of violations related to their Limited Stay Permit (ITAS) as an investor. The deportation follows a comprehensive investigation and is in accordance with Indonesian immigration laws, with the individual also being placed on a watch list.

Minister of Transportation Estimates 3.87 Million People Will Travel for Eid al-Fitr 2026 in South Sumatra

The Minister of Transportation estimates that 3.87 million people will travel in South Sumatra during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr holiday, making it the seventh-highest volume nationally. The government is working to improve road conditions and toll road access in the region to accommodate the increased traffic, with a target completion date of H-10 before the holiday. The 'work from anywhere' policy is also expected to help alleviate traffic congestion.

Minister of Transportation prepares additional flights for the 2026 Eid al-Fitr travel period

The Minister of Transportation, Dudy Purwagandhi, stated that his ministry is preparing to add flights during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr travel period to anticipate a surge in demand, including in South Sumatra. The ministry will hold a meeting with all national airlines to discuss fleet readiness and the possibility of increasing flight frequencies at airports experiencing higher demand.

Remaining Lebaran Discounted Train Tickets for KAI Jember: 4,841 Seats

PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) Daop 9 Jember reports positive results from its 30% discounted train ticket programme for Lebaran. With 4,841 seats remaining, the initiative has seen significant public interest and contributed to national economic stimulus by making long-distance train travel more affordable.

Police Guarantee Security for Victims of Assault at East Jakarta Petrol Station

The East Jakarta Police have assured the three employees of a petrol station in Cipinang, Pulogadung, of their safety and provided support during the legal process following an alleged assault by a man on Sunday evening. The police took proactive steps to encourage the victims to file a report, ensuring they receive legal protection and justice. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are committed to thoroughly investigating the case.

National Police Chief apologises if any personnel have undermined public trust

The National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, has apologised if any member of the police force has undermined public trust. He pledged that the force would take firm action against any personnel found to have violated regulations or undermined public trust, as part of its commitment to the public and the media. He also encouraged the media to highlight the positive achievements of the police force.

Jasa Raharja Reaffirms Readiness to Support Eid al-Fitr 2026 Homecoming

Jasa Raharja, a state-owned enterprise, has affirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of travelers during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr homecoming period. The company is implementing an integrated preparedness plan, including pre-travel surveys, accident-prone area mapping, and the operation of 25 integrated service posts. Jasa Raharja is also optimizing collaboration with hospitals and strengthening its digital systems to provide swift and transparent accident insurance services.

Prabowo and Jordanian King Focus on Palestine in Bilateral Meeting

During a bilateral meeting in Amman, President Prabowo and King Abdullah II of Jordan discussed the Palestinian issue, particularly the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. Prabowo expressed concern over violence against Palestinians in the West Bank and affirmed Indonesia's commitment to working with Jordan to address the issue and support peace efforts.

Modest Luxe Sarinah: A New Hub for Indonesian Local Muslim Fashion Brands

Modest Luxe, a curated concept store, has opened on the 2nd floor of Sarinah Thamrin, Jakarta, to showcase the best of Indonesian local modest and Muslim fashion brands. The initiative aims to address the growing demand for a central platform that represents the quality, identity, and global potential of Indonesian modest fashion, catering to both domestic and international interest.

Ubisoft Cancels Six New Games, Including Prince of Persia and Assassin’s Creed Mobile

Ubisoft has cancelled six game projects, including the remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and the mobile game Assassin’s Creed: Singularity, adding to a growing list of projects the company has scrapped in recent years. This decision comes amid financial pressures and a broader restructuring effort by the French game developer, which recently announced layoffs and studio closures. Despite the cancellations, Ubisoft is still working on the remake of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, whi

KPK Investigates Sudewo's Order to Collect Funds from Village Official Candidates

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is investigating an order allegedly issued by the non-active Regent of Pati, Sudewo, to collect funds from candidates vying for village official positions. The KPK is questioning witnesses to understand the process of filling these positions and the alleged role of Sudewo's campaign team in influencing procurement projects.

Adian Napitupulu Supports Postponement of Indian Pickup Truck Imports, Reminds of Local Content Requirements

PDI-Perjuangan supports the proposal to postpone the import of 105,000 pickup trucks from India for the Merah Putih Village/Urban Cooperative. Adian Napitupulu, Deputy Secretary-General of PDI-P, emphasized that import policies should not harm the domestic automotive industry that has met the Local Content (TKDN) requirements. The postponement is seen as a necessary step to ensure that the policy considers the interests of the national industry.

Impressive! This Date Palm Plantation Isn't in Arabia, But in Sukabumi

A date palm plantation has been successfully established in Sukabumi, West Java, challenging the common belief that date palms only thrive in arid Middle Eastern climates. The plantation, featuring 462 Barhee variety trees, has become the first in Sukabumi to produce dates, offering new opportunities for agritourism and economic growth in the region. The dates are sold for IDR 300,000 per kilogram.

Schedule for Truck Restrictions During the 2026 Eid al-Fitr Holiday

The Indonesian government is preparing traffic management strategies for the 2026 Eid al-Fitr holiday period to ensure smooth traffic flow without disrupting national logistics distribution. The plan focuses on regulating freight transport and managing street vendors along major routes, with restrictions on certain types of trucks to maintain optimal road capacity while allowing essential goods to be transported.

Do Not Donate from the Proceeds of Corruption

Corruption is generally associated with the abuse of power, with public officials betraying the trust placed in them. The eradication of corruption has been a focus since the time of the Prophet Muhammad, who emphasised that taking public wealth without permission is considered 'ghulul' and will be accounted for on the Day of Judgement.

Bad Weather in Bali: Operations at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport Return to Normal Today

Heavy rain has caused flooding in parts of Bali since Sunday, disrupting operations at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport. However, airport operator PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia has announced that operations have now returned to normal. Passengers are advised to arrive early and monitor traffic conditions.

Automotive and Spare Parts Workers Reject Import of 105,000 Pick-up Trucks from India

Workers in the automotive and spare parts industry in West Java have rejected the planned purchase of 105,000 pick-up trucks from India by a state-owned company. They argue that the government should prioritise domestic industry, especially given the current economic pressures and job losses in the sector. The workers believe that the government's expenditure of IDR 24.66 trillion should be used to support the national industry rather than stimulating foreign industries.

Denpasar Police Confiscate 1.4 Kilograms of Cocaine from British National

The Denpasar Police have confiscated 1.4 kilograms of cocaine from a 53-year-old British national. The suspect was arrested on February 14th at a hotel in Legian, Kuta, and confessed to receiving the package for a fee of IDR 1 billion. The police are currently investigating the involvement of an international drug network.

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