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Edisi Monday, April 21, 2025
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Prabowo's Cronies in the Free Nutritious Meal Project
The President's cronies and supporters are benefiting from a free nutritious meals project. A foundation established by Prabowo Subianto is participating.
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The National Solidarity Movement Foundation as MBG Provider
The National Solidarity Movement Foundation has been set up by Prabowo and is managed by his close circle. It is engaged in social activity.
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Chaotic MBG Implementation
From spoiled food to the distribution of pre-packed snacks, the free nutritious meals (MBG) program's roll-out has been quite chaotic in numerous regions.
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School Lunches in Japan, United States, and Sweden
School lunch programs in other countries rely on school kitchens. Reporting from Japan, the United States, and Sweden.
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GSN Foundation’s Clarification About the MBG Program
Chairperson of National Solidarity Movement (GSN) Foundation Teguh Arief Indramotko explains his foundation’s involvement in the nutritious meal program.
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BGN Head Dadan Hindaya on How MBG’s Partners are Selected
Head of the National Nutrition Agency, Dadan Hindayana, says anyone can be a partner to provide nutritious meals.
Edisi Monday, April 14, 2025
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Warning Signs for Indonesia’s Economy
Tempo collaborated with Celios to examine developments in the Indonesian economy over the past three months. Warning signs of a recession are emerging.
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A Heavy Blow at the Start of the Year
Indonesia’s economy is overshadowed by internal and external pressures. The government’s fiscal management appears increasingly disordered.
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Realistic Approach in Facing the Trade War
A trade war could set Indonesia’s economy ablaze. The government’s strategy feels half-hearted at best.
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Tax Shortfall Due to Coretax
Issues with Coretax led to a decline in tax revenue. There are increasing calls to investigate the procurement of the new system.
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The Fresh Food Budget Injection
The government funnels state funds into State Logistics Agency to boost the absorption of rice and unhusked grain. But it must compete with middlemen.
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Fiscal Strategy as a Crisis Countermeasure
As dark clouds loom over Indonesia’s economy, fiscal policies should focus on building a safety net against the crisis.
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Low Revenue, Slashed Spending
State revenue and spending have declined during the early days of Prabowo Subianto’s government.
Edisi Monday, April 7, 2025
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Indonesian Entrepreneurs in Cambodia’s Casinos
Many Indonesian businessmen run the online gambling business in Cambodia. Sufmi Dasco Ahmad is linked with a casino company.
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The Exclusive Settlements of Gambling Operators
The number of Indonesian migrant workers in Cambodia continues to rise in tandem with the boom of online gambling websites. The death toll among them is also increasing.
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Many Online Gamblers in Cambodia Are from Indonesia
The Indonesian government does not have data on Indonesian entrepreneurs that run gambling businesses in Cambodia. The Indonesian Embassy’s name is often exploited.
Edisi Friday, March 28, 2025
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Inclusive Mosques in Indonesia
Tempo reports on several inclusive mosques for its 2025 Idul Fitri holiday edition. These are mosques which are friendly and provide broad benefits to society.
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Jogokariyan, a Model for Mosques
Mosque administrators are learning about inclusivity from the Jogokariyan Mosque in Yogyakarta. The community is involved there from the outset.
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A Mosque for All Believers
Built on the principle of diversity since aiding refugees of past unrest, Nurul Huda Mosque offers social services indiscriminately to all residents, regardless of religious background.
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An Open Mosque in the Border City
A mosque in this border city welcomes travelers, people with disabilities, and the underprivileged. It has even introduced an innovative Rice ATM.
Edisi Monday, March 24, 2025
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Military Supremacy in the Civilian Sphere
The government is lobbying the House of Representatives so that the revision of the Indonesian Military Law can be passed before the Idul Fitri holiday. An effort is underway to give the military police-like powers.
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Extending Soldier’s Retirement Age
The revision of the Indonesian Military Law extends the retirement age of soldiers, potentially leaving many without active assignments.
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Rejections Against the TNI Law Revision
Civil society groups across various regions strongly oppose the revision of the Indonesian Military Law. The demonstrations are marked by intimidation and counterprotests.
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Deputy State Secretariat Minister Bambang Eko Suhariyanto: The President Does Not Want to Simply Insert Active-Duty Military Personnel into Civilian Roles
Deputy State Secretariat Minister Bambang Eko Suhariyanto explains the revision of the Indonesian Military Law, which is perceived as reinstating the military’s dual function.
Edisi Monday, March 17, 2025
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The Source of the Great Flood
It is suspected that the recent flooding in Bekasi and Jakarta was due to changes to regional spatial planning when Ridwan Kamil was West Java Governor. The upstream portion of the river is damaged.
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Hibisc Fantasy and the Loss of Water Absorption Area in Puncak
The construction of the Hibisc Fantasy tourism complex is suspected to be one of the causes of flooding in Bekasi. The project is believed to be riddled with violations.
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Projects in the Upstream Area that Cause Floods Downstream
Land conversion in the upstream areas of the Ciliwung River and Bekasi River is becoming increasingly massive. The government seal off tourism sites and residential areas.
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Strategic Dams that Fail to Function
The Ciawi and Sukamahi dams are suspected of being ineffective in preventing floods in Jakarta and its surrounding areas. Their capacity is relatively limited.
Edisi Monday, March 10, 2025
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Corruption and the Replacement of an Oil Tycoon in Pertamina
The Attorney General’s Office charges Mohammad Riza Chalid’s son in the Pertamina fuel oil corruption case. Hashim Djojohadikusumo is reportedly set to take over his role.
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The Untouchable Gasoline Godfather
Riza Chalid has an extensive political network. He backed Prabowo Subianto and Hatta Rajasa in the 2014 presidential election.
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Muhammad Kerry Adrianto Riza’s Lawyer, Reyno Yohannes Romein: Kerry’s Business Has No Ties to His Parent
Muhammad Kerry Adrianto’s lawyer, Reyno Yohannes Romein, denied that his client benefited from the mark-up of oil imports.
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Fuel Blending Scam in Pertamina
Pertamina corruption suspects allegedly colluded to import illegal oil. Prosecutors are tracking the money flow to identify more perpetrators.
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Fuel Blending Scandal Casts Doubt over Pertamina
Allegations of fuel adulteration tarnish Pertamina’s image. The controversy extends to procurement, imports, and fuel processing.
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Opportunity for Corruption in Pertamina Opens Again
Pertamina’s mechanisms remain vulnerable to fraud. Previous improvements have been undone by restructuring.
Edisi Monday, March 3, 2025
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The Complicated Calculation of Oil Palm Fines
The Attorney General’s Office has yet to name a suspect in the oil palm fine corruption case at the Forestry Ministry. Prosecutors are targeting eight people.
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Uncertainty Regarding Forestry Fines
The Forest Area Regulation Task Force imposes fines on oil palm plantation companies. The exact amounts remain unclear.
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Member of the Forest Area Regulation Task Force, Asnaedi: Enforcement Does Not Eliminate Criminal Liability
The Forest Area Regulation Task Force is still processing the rule on the calculation of oil palm management fines. Oil palm companies remain under examination.
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Soldiers in Oil Palm Plantations
Government forms a task force to enforce fines for oil palm plantation in forest areas. This is a new role given to the military and police.
Edisi Monday, February 24, 2025
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The Roots of a Restless Generation’s Anger
The ‘Indonesia Gelap’ protests criticized Prabowo’s government in concert around the country. They denounce the dual role played by the military and the president’s oversized cabinet.
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Spies in the Student’s Movement
There were various efforts to squash the ‘Indonesia Gelap’ movement prior to the demonstration. Some universities denied permission for rallies.
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Leaving Indonesia in Search of a Better Life
The hashtag #KaburAjaDulu has appeared since 2023. The movement is growing traction due to Indonesians’ dissatisfaction in the Prabowo administration.
Edisi Monday, February 17, 2025
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Drama at Danantara
The State-Owned Enterprises Bill alters Danantara’s function. There are lobbying efforts to maintain the SOEs Minister’s authority.
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Reshuffling Danantara’s Top Leadership
President Prabowo Subianto will replace Danantara’s management. Rosan Roeslani will take the helm, while Muliaman Hadad is sidelined.
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Sharing Power over State-Owned Enterprises
The State-Owned Enterprises Law regulates the division of authority between the SOEs Ministry and Danantara. There is potential for conflict.
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No Profits for the State Treasury
The state’s revenue target from SOE dividends will be eroded. New sources of income are needed to prevent a fiscal deficit.
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Deputy Speaker of DPR, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad: The SOEs Ministry Will Not Be Weakened
DPR Deputy Speaker Sufmi Dasco Ahmad share his perspectives on Danantara and the new SOEs Law.
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Erick Thohir, Minister of State-Owned Enterprises: Danantara Ensures SOEs Make Breakthroughs
State-Owned Enterprises Minister Erick Thohir shares his perspectives on Danantara and the new SOEs Law.