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- 1Indonesia says Palestine is a test of UN resilience●Palestine test for UN ‘resilience’, says Indonesia
Indonesia has described the question of Palestine as a test of the United Nations' resilience, framing the organisation's handling of the issue as a measure of its strength and credibility. The remarks underscore Jakarta's long-standing support for Palestinian statehood and add to ongoing debate over whether the UN can act effectively on the conflict.
- 2Pacific leaders urge Indonesia to admit UN rights chief to West Papua▼Pacific leaders call on Indonesia to open West Papua to UN Human Rights Chief -
Pacific leaders are calling on Indonesia to allow the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights access to West Papua, where allegations of human rights abuses against the indigenous Papuan population have persisted for decades. The appeal, reported by Human Rights Monitor, reflects growing regional pressure on Jakarta to permit independent monitoring of the conflict-affected territory.
- 3Indonesia's 2027 budget tests investor confidence in key sectors●September told investors which Indonesian lanes still move. The 2027 budget now has to show whether Jakarta will widen t
September trading gave investors a picture of which Indonesian sectors — power, logistics and SME finance — are still attracting capital. Attention now turns to Jakarta's 2027 budget, with market watchers asking whether the government will use fiscal room to expand those functioning channels or divert spending toward broader promises that leave structural bottlenecks untouched.
- 4330 Musicians Perform Across Generations at Pestapora 2026●Sebanyak 330 musisi lintas generasi telah tampil di Pestapora 2026 Penyanyi Marcello Tahitoe bersama grup musik Dewa 19
Some 330 musicians from across generations have performed at Pestapora 2026, the music festival held at JIExpo Kemayoran in Jakarta. Among the acts was singer Marcello Tahitoe performing with the veteran rock band Dewa 19, a pairing that highlighted the festival's mix of established and younger artists. The event continues to position itself as one of Indonesia's major music gatherings, drawing broad attention from fans nationwide.