Prabowo Subianto

Indonesia's Fulan Fehan Festival strengthens ties with neighboring countries through arts and culture.

Indonesia's new farming system targets 12.4 tons per hectare, increasing production and reducing costs.

Indonesia and France are strengthening defense cooperation through equipment procurement and industry development.

The Ministry bolsters food program oversight with risk management to ensure effective execution.

BPJPH secures halal certification for 7,500 MBG kitchens nationwide.

Indonesia advances energy independence with the Dieng geothermal project groundbreaking.

The government is building 5,000 suspension bridges to support connectivity nationwide by the end of 2026.

Indonesia and Russia signed a new agreement to deepen legal cooperation and exchange information.

Indonesia exported 47,250 metric tons of urea to Australia, strengthening Indo-Pacific food security through government cooperation and positioning Indonesian fertilizer as a reliable regional supply amid geopolitical disruptions.

President Prabowo launches 1,151-km regional road development in 37 provinces to boost economy.

Minister Bahlil Lahadalia reports to President Prabowo on PLN reliability and coal supply issues.

Indonesia's government allocates Rp8 trillion to renovate 400,000 homes nationwide.

Vice President Gibran pledges to upgrade Asmat Hospital to type C status.

Former Indonesian Deputy Foreign Minister Dino Patti Djalal criticizes Jakarta's failure to implement numerous international agreements, arguing that ten fully executed pacts would prove more valuable than hundred unimplemented ones, reflecting broader concerns about Indonesia's foreign policy effectiveness.

Vice President Gibran rallies farmers and fishermen to support Indonesia's food security drive.

The VP inspected Mbongawani Market to ensure its operational readiness for a June 2026 opening.

MSCI lowered Indonesia's transparency rating citing opacity in shareholding structures and coordinated trading concerns, threatening a potential emerging market downgrade that could trigger billions in capital outflows amid broader economic deterioration under President Prabowo.

Indonesia will enforce an 8 percent ride-hailing fee cap starting July 1.

Indonesian police arrested dozens of protesters in Surabaya against President Prabowo's policies.

Southeast Asia's haze fight faces an economic test as planters may cut corners on sustainable practices.

Indonesia injects Rp400 trillion into state banks to boost economic growth.

Indonesia's government accelerated its $20 billion Abadi Masela natural gas megaproject, targeting commercial production by 2029-2030 under INPEX Corporation's operation, crucial for strengthening the nation's energy security amid decades of previous delays.

Indonesia's Tourism Ministry supports Garuda Indonesia's initiative to fill 1,723 empty-leg flight seats with Saudi tourists returning from Hajj pilgrimages, aiming to boost foreign arrivals and strengthen local economies through targeted promotional campaigns.

Indonesia's government reduced ride-hailing commissions from 20% to 8%, forcing Grab and GoTo to comply despite revenue impacts, as the policy framed worker protection politically outweighed corporate opposition in Southeast Asia's crucial market.

Indonesia's Forestry Minister Raja Juli Antoni introduced innovative national park financing mechanisms in London, including carbon credits and ecotourism schemes, to shift conservation from protection-only to sustainable investment while engaging indigenous communities and private sectors.

Deputy Minister of Industry Riza says improving MBG's governance is crucial for its success.

Indonesia launches renovation of 22,379 houses across Papua region.

Indonesia's Ministry of Industry deployed fifty companies to INNOPROM 2026 in Russia as Official Partner Country, strengthening industrial cooperation with Eurasian nations through a 1,500-square-meter pavilion showcasing priority sectors and facilitating bilateral business opportunities.

Vice President Gibran directs development of Asmat museum as a cultural showcase in South Papua.

President Prabowo Subianto should not skip ASEAN summits despite calls to reduce overseas travels.

Vice President Gibran meets farmers and fishermen to address key challenges and improve their livelihoods.

Indonesian and Malaysian foreign ministers agreed to strengthen bilateral coordination across economic, regional stability, and citizen protection sectors during their 17th joint commission meeting in Jakarta.

Indonesia's deputy minister called for stronger cross-regional economic connectivity at an Uzbekistan forum, emphasizing mutually beneficial trade partnerships while highlighting 2025 bilateral trade at $181 million and upcoming free trade agreement negotiations to boost market access.

Indonesia's Foreign Minister Sugiono announced plans to import 150 million barrels of Russian oil and explore floating nuclear power plants with Rosatom, aiming to achieve energy self-sufficiency within three years while strengthening regional supply chain resilience.

Indonesia will shrink its state-owned enterprises to 250 without cutting jobs.

Jakarta's Gambir Station will add commuter rail service to its long-distance trains.

The Indonesian government reviews MBG governance, prioritizing vulnerable groups and areas with limited access.

Ten Papua insurgents rejoined the Indonesian Republic after becoming disillusioned with their group's violence.

Indonesia and South Korea coordinate to find two missing Indonesian crew members after a fishing vessel collision.

Prabowo's unusual approach to Trump tests Indonesia's non-alignment policy.

Indonesia approves a 40-year subsidized mortgage scheme to provide affordable housing financing for the public.

President Prabowo Subianto prioritizes the Free Meals program to tackle hunger in Indonesia.

Indonesia welcomes China's support for its panda bond issuance amid investor concerns over regulations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand in July for bilateral talks.

Indonesia is negotiating fertilizer exports with India and Bangladesh while supplying Australia 47,250 tonnes under a government agreement, leveraging surplus domestic production to strengthen regional supply chains after meeting domestic farmer needs.

Indonesian VP pushes meal program expansion in remote areas to improve nutrition.

Rio, the first giant panda born in Indonesia, weighs 13.7 kilograms and interacts with its mother.

Vice President Gibran addresses farming and fishing challenges in Indonesia, urging government solutions.

Indonesia's Higher Education Minister and UNESCAP Executive Secretary discussed research partnerships to support the nation's energy transition, emphasizing universities' critical role in developing skilled workers and providing policy analysis for sustainable development.

Vice President Gibran prioritizes schools in 3T areas under the national revitalization program.