Gov't Disburses Rp 20 Trillion to Write Off BPJS Health Debts for Low-Income Members
Indonesia has allocated Rp 20 trillion to clear BPJS Class 3 arrears, prioritizing low-income members, pending presidential approval.
Prosecutors Investigate EU's Executive Branch over Sale of Buildings to Belgium
Belgium’s sovereign wealth fund SFPIM bought the buildings for around 900 million euros ($1 billion) in 2024.
Five Arrested for Allegedly Selling State Land to VinFast Factory in West Java
Five suspects were detained in Subang for allegedly selling state land to VinFast, causing Rp 2.5 billion in losses, prosecutors said.
Indonesia Shuts Tiffany & Co Stores over Alleged Undeclared Imports
The customs office has sealed three Tiffany & Co stores in Jakarta, warning that illegal import practices will not be tolerated.
Papua Airport Secured After Gun Attack Kills Two Smart Air Crew
Indonesian security forces have secured a remote airport in South Papua after a Smart Air aircraft came under fire, killing two crew members
Just One in Four Tons of Indonesia’s Waste Is Properly Handled, Minister Says
Only about one-quarter of Indonesia’s daily waste is managed through formal systems, leaving the majority to end up in dumps, waterways.
Indonesia Says 'No Ties Normalization' as Israel Joins Gaza Board
Despite not having diplomatic ties, Indonesia's Israel-bound exports soared in double digits last year.
Indonesia’s Global Citizenship Now Has 11 Applicants
Indonesia recently reported a slight increase in its dual citizenship alternative program, as it amassed 11 applicants so far.
Indonesia Reviews Visa-Free Deal With UAE to Boost Umrah Travel
Indonesia is reviewing a reciprocal visa waiver arrangement with the United Arab Emirates as the two countries move to deepen mobility.
Government Restores Free BPJS Coverage for 120,000 Critically Ill Patients
Indonesia restored free BPJS coverage for 120,000 critically ill patients after accounts were suspended under subsidy eligibility reviews.
Majority Satisfied with Free Nutritious Meal Program, Survey Finds
Indikator survey finds 72.8% satisfied with President Prabowo’s Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program
Shootings at School and Home in British Columbia Leave 10 Dead, Including Shooter
Police said an individual believed to be the shooter was found deceased with what appears to be a self‑inflicted injury.
Prabowo Wants to Clean Up Bureaucracy from 'Rotten Eggs,' Market Manipulators
The government is removing rotten eggs that have slowed economic growth and undermined investor confidence.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick Acknowledges Meetings with Epstein
Lutnick claimed on a podcast last year that he had decided to “never be in the room” with Epstein again after a 2005 tour of Epstein's home.
Prosecutors Charge 11 Over Alleged CPO Export Scheme
Prosecutors have named 11 suspects in a crude palm oil export scheme that allegedly cost the state up to Rp 14 trillion.
Indonesia to Draft 4,000 Civil Servants for Defense Reserve Program Starting April
Indonesia will begin training 4,000 civil servants as reserve personnel in April, in a pilot program to strengthen national defense.
Indonesia Undecided on Number of Gaza Peacekeepers
Indonesia is set to announce the fixed number of the Gaza peacekeepers by the end of February.
Indonesian Police Vow Crackdown on Capital Market Fraud
The police chief vows to crack down on stock manipulation, saying market fraud threatens investor confidence and economic growth.
Trump Invites Prabowo to Inaugural Board of Peace Meeting
US President Donald Trump wants to convene the Board of Peace's inaugural meeting in Washington on Feb. 19.
Government Reopens BPJS Access for 11.5 Million Following Dialysis Care Crisis
Indonesia restores BPJS health coverage for 11.53 million low-income beneficiaries for three months after patients were denied care.