Yesterday's news roundup: internet quota circular issued, Twitter returns

The entertainment, lifestyle, technology, and automotive desk of ANTARA on Saturday (29/8) reported on a concert by Iskandar Widjaja, the preservation of Blenduk Church, a circular on internet quotas, the return of Twitter, and the latest Hyundai Palisade.

Iskandar Widjaja and Niu Niu perform national songs at GKJ

Violinist Iskandar Widjaja performed national songs such as “Tanah Air” and “Bagimu Negeri” with his own original arrangements in a collaborative concert with pianist Niu Niu at the Jakarta Arts Building (GKJ) on Friday (28/8) evening.

Culture Minister encourages preservation of Blenduk Church as living heritage

Culture Minister Fadli Zon is encouraging the preservation of Blenduk Church (GPIB Immanuel) in the Old Town of Semarang, Central Java, as a living cultural heritage.

Mobile operators asked to comply with Constitutional Court ruling on internet quotas

Communications and Digital Minister Meutya Hafid has issued a circular requiring mobile operators to comply with the Constitutional Court (MK) ruling on internet quotas.

Twitter is back, positioning itself as a competitor to X

Startup Operation Bluebird has brought back Twitter as a competitor to Elon Musk’s X platform. The platform uses a bird logo with a different appearance from the old Twitter, but the colour is still blue like the logo of the original platform that Elon acquired and changed to X.

Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro hits the road in Australia

The Australian automotive market is preparing to welcome the arrival of the premium SUV Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro, which is scheduled to hit the road starting next month.