Golkar's Deputy Chairman Ahmad Doli Kurnia has urged the KPU and Bawaslu to reflect on their conduct after the MK rejected the educational qualification challenge against Gibran, describing it as a 'serious blow.'

The police express concern and will evaluate the search at Hamalatul Quran Ponpes in Sukoharjo, which has been accused of intimidating female students. The legal process continues.

Wamendikdasmen Atip Latipulhayat confirms that all statements regarding Gibran Rakabuming Raka's educational qualifications have been submitted to the MK.

The issue of internal displacement in Papua is estimated to involve around 100,000 individuals, necessitating the need for in-depth data review and updates.

Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto has replaced the Heads of the Health Medicine Center and Financial Center for organizational renewal and career development.

The Indonesian House of Representatives is urging maximum penalties for corporations involved in forest fires, even suggesting the confiscation of profits. The police have identified 20 corporations as suspects.

BPK auditors revealed in the trial regarding the alleged haj quota corruption the manipulations by former Minister of Religious Affairs Yaqut Cholil Qoumas, resulting in state losses of IDR 121 billion.

Coordinating Minister Sugiono reports that progress on rehabilitation and reconstruction following disasters in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra is nearing 100 percent.

Member of the House I Wayan Sudirta reminds the handling of karhutla cases as environmental issues often stagnate.

The welfare of workers continues to rise over the past two years under Prabowo-Gibran's administration, evident from increased wages.

Indonesia is active on the global stage, from the UN Human Rights Council to the nomination for WHO Director-General. However, the consistency in addressing domestic issues is key to maintaining international reputation.

The government has been urged to cancel the plan to distribute civil servant salaries via the Merah Putih Village Cooperative, as it is deemed inefficient and burdensome for civil servants.

TNI Marshal Yusuf Jauhari has officially been appointed as Deputy Minister of Defense for logistics, industry, and technology. Check out his complete profile!

Indonesia is adopting a 'wait and see' approach regarding the Houthi-Saudi conflict, unlike the defensive stance of Malaysia and Australia, posing risks for Indonesian nationals.

Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto has reshuffled the ranks of the National Police Corps again, with 12 senior and mid-level officers reassigned.

Head of BNPB Suharyanto predicts the situation of forest and land fires will improve by mid-October 2026 as rain is expected during that period.

The Indonesian Ministry of Religion and Al-Azhar University in Egypt collaborate to open extensive opportunities for Indonesian students and faculty for dual degrees, research, and exchanges.

Puan Maharani emphasized four parliamentary responsibilities to manifest fair governance that prioritizes the people.

BNPB Head Lieutenant General Kristomei Sianturi evaluated the implementation of the Weather Modification Operation (OMO) in addressing forest and land fires (karhutla).

Former hajj official testifies and answers questions from Gus Alex, the special staff for Yaqut, regarding the murur policy options in hajj 2024.