The Indonesian government has announced that its ambitious 100-gigawatt solar energy initiative has drawn significant international interest, securing approximately US$62 billion in potential investments.
The Indonesian government has called for swift action and firm enforcement to combat forest and land fires, with President Prabowo ordering the military to tackle hard-to-reach hotspots and construct wells and canals in peatlands. These measures aim to prevent and mitigate the widespread environmental damage caused by the fires.
The Indonesian government is accelerating efforts to restore clean water access in Palue Island following an earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). This initiative aims to address critical infrastructure needs for affected residents.
The central government in Indonesia has appointed several minister-level officials to manage and address regional forest fires, according to State Secretary Prasetyo Hadi.
The Indonesian government has highlighted renewable energy and electric vehicle sectors as key areas attracting interest from European Union investors.
Indonesia's Vice President Gibran has assured repairs for homes damaged by the NTT earthquake, while the Navy has deployed 217 marines to support the response efforts, with the NTT governor thanking neighboring provinces for their assistance.
The Indonesian government is intensifying its efforts to detect tuberculosis cases by expanding free health checks, including to Islamic boarding schools.
The Bentang Seblat Coalition has called on the Indonesian government to designate 80,000 hectares of production forest in Bengkulu as a sanctuary for elephants.
A new report by Human Rights Watch alleges that the Indonesian government is actively silencing environmental activists in the Papua region, also known as West Papua.
The Indonesian government plans to close Bantar Gebang, Asia's largest landfill, raising concerns for thousands of people who depend on waste collection for their livelihood and posing questions about future waste disposal.
The Indonesian government has added more schools in Teluk Bintuni to the list of recipients for revitalization aid, aiming to improve educational facilities in the region.
The Indonesian government has introduced a new '3+1 SMK Program' designed to prepare vocational high school graduates for employment opportunities abroad.
Amnesty International has reported that critics of the Indonesian government are being targeted with lies and violence. The human rights organization calls for protection of free speech and dissent.
The Indonesian government is reportedly considering a review of its visa waiver policy, a move that could impact international travel and tourism to the country.
The Indonesian Rupiah has weakened past the 17,000 per US dollar mark, prompting a response from the Indonesian government regarding the currency's decline.
TikTok has taken action to remove accounts belonging to underage users after receiving a push from the Indonesian government to enhance child safety on the platform.
Following the death of a student in Riau from a 3D-printed rifle, the Indonesian government is being called upon to evaluate science practicum safety protocols.
An Indonesian minister stated that the government is actively working to implement measures aimed at protecting the middle class from potential economic downgrading.
The Indonesian government has called on various applications to adhere to new regulations as a social media ban officially comes into force across the country.
The Indonesian government attributes high 'mudik' (Eid al-Fitr homecoming) flight fares to the use of transit flights, indicating a challenge in managing travel costs during peak holiday seasons.
The Indonesian government is reportedly considering various steps and policies aimed at protecting mainstream media outlets, as reported by The Jakarta Post.
YouTube and TikTok are engaging with the Indonesian government regarding new regulations that will require social media platforms to deactivate 'high risk' accounts for users under 16 years old.
The Indonesian government has pledged support for artificial weather modification efforts aimed at managing drought and forest fire risks in the Jambi region.
The Indonesian government is taking legal action against approximately 30 companies over forest and land fires, seeking fines for their alleged involvement.
Indonesian government bonds have seen their largest foreign inflows in over seven years, driven by a stronger rupiah and expectations of stable interest rates from the central bank.
The Indonesian government is investigating four companies in connection with fires in West Kalimantan, while a lawmaker noted no formal protests have been received regarding fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan.
The Ministry of Cooperatives in Indonesia has reaffirmed its commitment to support approximately 130,000 existing cooperatives across the nation, aiming to strengthen the cooperative sector.
The Indonesian government, including the Navy, Public Works Ministry, Health Ministry, and Transmigration Ministry, has mobilized extensive support for survivors of the East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) earthquake. Aid efforts include food, water tankers, medical personnel, and the deployment of ships and helicopters to assist victims.
The Indonesian government is preparing to offer 12 geothermal working areas (WPSPEs) with a total reserve capacity of 247 MW by 2026, aiming to expand its renewable energy portfolio.
The Indonesian government is developing Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) technology to monitor freight vehicles. This initiative is part of a broader plan to achieve zero Over Dimension and Over Load (ODOL) violations by 2027, enhancing road safety and infrastructure preservation.
Bali, a popular holiday destination, is facing a significant waste crisis exacerbated by a surge in tourism, prompting the Indonesian government to devise strategies to attract more affluent visitors.
The Indonesian government is seeking to capture the last two known wild Bornean rhinoceroses to implement an IVF program as part of efforts to save the critically endangered species.
The Indonesian government has backtracked on its electric vehicle (EV) taxation policy amidst a surge in EV adoption. This reversal aims to further encourage the transition to electric vehicles in the country.
The Indonesian government has implemented a new system of nutrition grading on drinks as part of its efforts to curb unhealthy dietary habits among the population.
TikTok has announced the removal of numerous underage accounts from its platform in Indonesia, responding to a concerted push and regulatory pressure from the Indonesian government.
The Indonesian government is ensuring that aid reaches victims of the recent earthquake in North Maluku and North Sulawesi provinces, coordinating relief efforts for affected communities.
The Indonesian government is reportedly preparing to announce a policy for one day of remote work, aimed at reducing fuel consumption across the country.
The Indonesian government is anticipating a 5.7% economic growth for the first quarter, largely attributed to increased consumer spending during recent holiday periods.
The Indonesian government announced it is sticking with its high economic growth projection despite the current global turmoil, indicating confidence in its domestic economy.
The Indonesian government has initiated reforestation efforts in the Tesso Nilo national park, aiming to restore its ecological balance and biodiversity.
The Indonesian government plans to request ride-hailing giants Gojek and Grab to provide holiday bonuses to their drivers for the upcoming Idul Fitri celebration.
The Indonesian government is preparing to roll out a substantial rice support program worth nearly $713 million in early 2026. The initiative aims to provide assistance to 35 million families across the nation.
The Indonesian government is moving forward with plans to develop compressed natural gas in cylinders as a replacement for subsidized LPG, a transition that carries potential risks related to high costs and safety concerns.
The Indonesian Culture Ministry is developing a comprehensive four-phase recovery plan for the historic Sade Cultural Village, which was recently devastated by fire.
The Indonesian government has dispatched six Air Force planes carrying food supplies and firefighting equipment to regions including NTT and Kalimantan, likely in response to disaster situations.
The Indonesian government has pledged sustained assistance for residents affected by a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck the Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) region.
Deputy Minister of Health Benjamin Paulus Octavianus announced that the Indonesian government's Free Health Check (CKG) program has successfully reached 82 million participants.
The Indonesian government has secured land and reservoirs necessary for the development of a 30-gigawatt solar power project. The tender for this significant solar power initiative is expected to commence this year.
Takeda and the Indonesian government announced a groundbreaking partnership on July 13, 2026, focused on strengthening the plasma ecosystem and broadening patient access to vital pharmaceutical products, with implications for Greece.
The Indonesian government is set to deploy a mandatory E5 bioethanol and B50 biodiesel program starting in July, aiming to boost renewable energy use and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
The Indonesian government plans to inject 2 trillion rupiahs daily into the bond market as a measure to stabilize and strengthen the national currency, the rupiah.
The Indonesian government is reportedly considering a policy that would require companies to contribute to funding internship stipends. This move aims to ensure interns receive financial support during their placements.
Nahdlatul Ulama (PBNU), a major Indonesian Islamic organization, has raised concerns and questioned the government's proposed 'ticket war' for Hajj pilgrimages.
The Indonesian government is demanding an investigation into an explosion at a UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon that injured three of its soldiers serving with the UN peacekeeping force.
The Indonesian government anticipates a 5.7% economic growth rate for the first quarter, primarily attributed to increased consumer spending during holiday periods.
The Indonesian government is signaling its intent to implement new regulations that could impose restrictions on online platforms for users under the age of 16.
The Indonesian government is exploring options for spending cuts and increasing the deficit, indicating these measures would only be implemented during times of crisis.
The Indonesian government has introduced a new policy regulating the use of digital technology in education, specifically limiting students' access to artificial intelligence.
The Indonesian government has announced a ban on social media access for children under the age of sixteen, affecting platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
The Indonesian government has set a target to deploy between 300,000 and 500,000 skilled migrant workers overseas in 2026, with departures planned to start in April, to meet global labor demand.