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Edition 18 September 2018
Interview
Theodore Permadi Rachmat, Entrepreneur:
There’s no problem even if the rupiah hits 16,000 against the US dollar
Opinion
Tackling Terrorism Without Terror
The police have secretly apprehended and detained hundreds of suspected terrorists. Such actions are vulnerable to human rights violations.
Cover Story
Contention at the Initial Review
Despite having evidence of a flow of funds and calculating state losses, the KPK is not ready to name any suspects in the Newmont divestment case. Some are insisting a financial audit be conducted.
Economy
Local Start-up Goes Global
A number of startup companies are expanding their businesses overseas. The Southeast Asian market is wide open.
National
Expelled and Under Surveillance
SIX months ago Ardilla Sholihatun Nisa, 18, left her home in the village of Mekarjati, Haurgeulis, Indramayu, West Java.
Opinion
Opinion
Cleaning Up the Voters Roll
Cover Story
Working with the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK), the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) are investigating suspected corruption and money laundering by Governor of West
Economy
Go-Jek was launched in Vietnam, challenging Grab’s domination in the Southeast Asian market.
National
THE Police has arrested at least 350 terrorist suspects after the inmate riots at the Mobile Brigade Command Headquarters Prison in Kelapa Dua, Depok, West Java, in May.
Cover Story
Muhammad Zainul Majdi:
That Flow of Funds Was a Loan and Contributions
National
Handcuffs for Dead Men
Three suspected terrorists died at the hands of the police in Yogyakarta. Eyewitnesses noticed suspicious moves.
National
Chair, Muhammadiyah Central Board, Busyro Muqoddas:
Densus 88 Has Foggy Standard Operating Procedures
National
Chief of Public Relations Division of the National Police, Brigadier General Dedi Prasetyo:
Use of Force was in Accordance with the Rules
Sidelines
In the third week of August, 1968, the city of Prague was nearly lost. In the middle of the night of August 20, 250,000 troops from five Eastern bloc countries, at the order of the Soviet rulers in Moscow, entered and occupied the capital of Czechoslovakia.