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From Tech Icon to Prison: Corruption or Criminalization of Policy in Indonesia's Education Sector?
The Jakarta Corruption Court (Tipikor) has found former Education Minister Nadiem Makarim guilty of corruption. On 30 June 2026, Makarim was sentenced to ten years in prison and a fine of IDR 1 ...
Bank Indonesia announced that the country's foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose to USD $145.6 billion at the end of June ...
The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs set an ambitious target to achieve an average national internet speed of 100 Megabits per second (Mbps) within the next two years, aiming ...
Indonesia's digital ecosystem by operating an end-to-end telecommunications framework. The company provides reliable connectivity and digital infrastructure services, catering to a diverse customer ...
The rolling blackouts that occurred across Indonesia in May 2026 due to coal supply troubles have become a clear turning point for the government, triggering an aggressive acceleration of the ...
Now, Indonesia's critical manufacturing sector is flashing severe warning signs of its own. According to the latest S&P Global data released at the start of the month, the headline Indonesia ...
This growth puts Indonesia firmly on track to finally eclipse its pre-pandemic benchmarks. While the tourism sector recovered a massive chunk o ...
The Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim) of the Indonesian National Police has uncovered a massive international online gambling network operating out of the Hayam Wuruk Building in Jakarta, ...
Bambang Ekajaya, Deputy Chairperson of the Central Executive Board of Real Estate Indonesia (REI), explained that these compounding dynamics have prompted the public to hold back on home purchases.
The Indonesian rupiah has closed out the first half of 2026 under immense scrutiny. According to market data compiled by CNBC Indonesia via Refinitiv, the rupiah emerged as one of the world's weakest ...
For the first time in 72 months, Indonesia's trade balance slipped into the red. The latest data released by Statistics Indonesia (BPS) revealed a USD $1.61 billion trade deficit for May 2026, marking ...
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