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The Oil and Gas Bill’s Narrow Window
On August 15, 2026, the House of Representatives (DPR) placed the long-delayed revision of Indonesia's Oil and Gas Law back on its legislative agenda during a
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US, Australia to Boost Defense Ties Amid China’s Influence
The Indo-Pacific's strategic calculus shifted again this week when the United States and Australia unveiled a broadened framework for military cooperation
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2026/27 Transfer Recap as Premier League Breaks Spending Records
The 2026/27 summer transfer window slammed shut on September 1, leaving behind a trail of record-breaking fees and sweeping squad transformations across
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Why Finance Minister Purbaya Ends Tax Amnesty Program
The Indonesian government has closed the door on any revival of its tax amnesty mechanism, a decision that reshapes how millions of taxpayers and business
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The Fast-Tracked Oil and Gas Bill
The deliberation of Indonesia's most consequential energy legislation has taken an abrupt procedural turn. During a Wednesday session of the House of
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Prabowo Seeks to Double Indonesia-Russia Trade Through I-EAEU FTA
Speaking at the 11th Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok on Thursday, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto laid out an ambitious commercial target:
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BYD Opens Rp16 Trillion EV Factory in West Java’s Subang
On a Thursday morning in early September 2026, the gates of a sprawling industrial complex in Cipeundeuy District, Subang Regency, swung open for what BYD
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‘Supersized’ El Nino to Persist into 2027, UN Says
The World Meteorological Organization has issued what it describes as its most definitive forecast in decades, declaring with near-absolute confidence that
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What to Know About the LRT City Residential Project
Homebuyers across Jakarta's eastern corridor have been left waiting for months — sometimes years — for keys to apartments that were promised alongside the
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Lombok’s Sade Village Begins Reconstruction After Fire
For centuries, the terraced stone-and-timber dwellings of Sade Village have stood as one of the most recognizable symbols of Sasak identity in West Nusa