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September 19, 2025

Student-led demonstrations win concessions in Timor-Leste
Macao News - September 19, 2025
Bali to block new hotels and restaurants after deadly flooding raises questions about mass tourism
The Guardian - September 19, 2025
Protest demanding Pati regent's impeachment today; police secure party offices
Tempo - September 19, 2025
Asset Forfeiture Bill resurfaces as DPR sets 2025-2026 agenda
Jakarta Globe - September 19, 2025
Indonesia revises 2026 budget following appointment of new finance minister
Jakarta Globe - September 19, 2025
Jakarta sprays 4,000 liters of mist to fight air pollution
Jakarta Globe - September 19, 2025
Hundreds of students in Banggai Islands suspected of food poisoning from nutrition program
Jakarta Globe - September 19, 2025
Tutut Soeharto withdraws lawsuit against finance minister over travel ban
Jakarta Globe - September 19, 2025
Indonesia tightens cassava, ethanol import rules as local producers struggle
Jakarta Globe - September 19, 2025
Indonesian govt considers facial scanning to verify social media users
Tempo - September 19, 2025
Survey: 61.1% of experts say public trust in Indonesian police is poor
Tempo - September 19, 2025
Police seize anarchist literature from suspects in East Java demonstrations
Tempo - September 19, 2025

September 18, 2025

Indonesia's parliament approves higher 2026 state budget deficit
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Police: Poverty and discontent fuel anarchist group behind West Java protests
Tempo - September 18, 2025
978 students hospitalized in one month from poisoning in Prabowo's MBG program
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Indonesian activist on week-long hunger strike demanding protesters' release
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Indonesia's Defense Ministry budget rises to Rp187.1 trillion for 2026
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Agriculture minister's lawsuit against Tempo sets bad precedent for criminalizing the press, says AMSI
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Workers union welcome broader tax-free incentives in Indonesia
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Two 'missing' Jakarta protesters found to have voluntarily left home, police say
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Hundreds face criminal charges over violent protests in East Java
Jakarta Globe - September 18, 2025
Yurike Sanger, briefly married to Sukarno in the 1960s, dies in California
Jakarta Globe - September 18, 2025
Indonesia's politics of colours: Why movements turn to hues as symbols of resistance
Fulcrum - September 18, 2025
East Timor lawmakers agree to scrap lawmaker pension allowances
Nikkei Asia - September 18, 2025
SOEs Ministry no longer relevant after Danantara, economist says
Jakarta Globe - September 18, 2025
Defense Ministry confirms TNI helping police secure parliament building
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Apindo: Economic stimulus hoped to bolster productivity and purchasing power
Tempo - September 18, 2025
251 Indonesian students in Banggai suspected of food poisoning from free meals
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Duo charged in gun trafficking case linked to kidnapped Kiwi pilot and West Papuan rebels
Radio New Zealand - September 18, 2025
BI: Bank lending grows 7.56% in August, but economy needs more push
Jakarta Globe - September 18, 2025
Erick Thohir's dual role as Sports Minister and PSSI chief faces FIFA scrutiny
Jakarta Globe - September 18, 2025
16 activists launch hunger strike to protest detention by Metro Jaya police
Tribun News - September 18, 2025
Defense minister Sjafrie holds meeting with Dasco
Jakarta Post - September 18, 2025
Police requests Interpol Red Notice for oil tycoon Riza Chalid
Jakarta Post - September 18, 2025
Indonesia's Medan reaffirms humanitarian support for refugees
Jakarta Post - September 18, 2025
Indonesian police pledge transparency in investigation of student's death during protest
Jakarta Post - September 18, 2025
Groups involved in Indonesia's August protests: why and how they engaged in violence
Indonesia at Melbourne - September 18, 2025
Ojol drivers say 20% fee cut OK if it pays them back: Survey
Jakarta Post - September 18, 2025
Minister Purbaya's big test: Turning $12 billion into jobs and growth
Jakarta Globe - September 18, 2025
National Indonesian govt responds to Australians accused of supplying arms to Free Papua Movement
Tempo - September 18, 2025
Global tensions demand a faster energy transition - why does Indonesia still rely on fossil fuel imports?
The Conversation - September 18, 2025
Prabowo's refusal to form Joint Fact Finding Team shows lack of courage
Amnesty International Press Release - September 18, 2025
Surabaya police seize leftist books that 'could influence people's thinking'
CNN Indonesia - September 18, 2025

September 17, 2025

Bali begins recovery after floods leave 18 dead, 4 missing
Jakarta Globe - September 17, 2025
Shell cuts hours, sends staff home as gasoline runs dry in Jakarta
Jakarta Globe - September 17, 2025
Prabowo reshuffles his cabinet again
Jakarta Post - September 17, 2025
Indonesia sees alarming rise in teen mental health cases, BPJS data shows
Jakarta Globe - September 17, 2025
Indonesia banks on Purbaya's $12 billion injection to spur jobs, export
Jakarta Globe - September 17, 2025
Bank Indonesia cuts benchmark rate to 4.75%
Jakarta Globe - September 17, 2025
Shell, BP may exit Indonesia under Pertamina-led fuel import scheme, expert warns
Jakarta Globe - September 17, 2025

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