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Trending: Performance Allowance for Teachers in 3T Regions Increases, BTS Declines Grammy Participation

| Source: ANTARA_ID Translated from Indonesian | Politics
Trending: Performance Allowance for Teachers in 3T Regions Increases, BTS Declines Grammy Participation
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Various news reports from Antaranews.com gained public attention on Friday, including the increase in performance allowances for teachers in underdeveloped, frontier, and outermost (3T) regions and the news of BTS declining Grammy Awards participation.

  1. State Secretary: Performance allowance increase applies to teachers and healthcare workers in 3T regions, not just the TNI. Minister of State Secretary Prasetyo Hadi explained that the policy to increase performance allowances is not limited to TNI personnel but also extends to teachers, lecturers, and healthcare workers serving in the underdeveloped, frontier, and outermost (3T) regions.

  2. BTS decides not to participate in next year’s Grammy Awards. The K-pop idol group Bangtan Sonyeondan, known as BTS, is reported to have decided not to submit any musical works for consideration in next year’s Grammy Awards.

  3. Ministry of Home Affairs expands access to overseas training and scholarships for Civil Servants. The Ministry of Home Affairs is committed to enhancing the competence of civil servants (ASN) by expanding access to training and overseas scholarships for personnel within the ministry and local governments.

  4. Prabowo requests regional heads not to mobilise citizens to welcome the President. President Prabowo Subianto has requested that regional heads, including governors and regents, refrain from mobilising citizens solely to welcome him during official working visits to their regions.

  5. Judicial Commission finds alleged judicial misconduct in Andrie Yunus and Nadiem case. The Judicial Commission (KY) has identified alleged violations of the code of ethics by a first-instance court judge involved in the ruling of the Andrie Yunus and Nadiem Makarim case.

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