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Initially starting a career as Tempo’s Bali contributor, Wayan Agus Purnomo covers political issues since 2011 and achieved the Adinegoro Award in 2015.
Purnomo completed his master's degree at the University of Glasgow under the 2018 Chevening scholarship.
Rizieq Shihab received political guests while in Saudi Arabia. He often convened large numbers of people.
Prabowo Subianto went on a safari to several countries, seeking to purchase aircraft. He proposed more than Rp260 trillion worth of foreign loans.
Several articles in the Job Creation Law only appeared after the law was passed. There were differences between each draft, some of them having to do with the law’s substance. The Golkar Faction insists on keeping the tax cluster, which was only added in later. Some are making the accusation that the law was never agreed upon together.
Violence has escalated over the past year in Intan Jaya Regency. Civilians often fallen victim.
The State Intelligence Agency is actively involved in Covid-19 mitigation efforts. The agency has approached numerous researchers and universities.
Businessman Andi Syamsuddin Arsyad is mentioned in the leaked FinCEN reports. The source of his money and purpose of transactions are considered to be unclear.
Over 100 doctors died from Covid-19. Meanwhile, the number of patients arriving at hospitals in poor conditions continue to rise.
Digembok doxed several people without legal consequences. More than one person may be managing the Digembok account.
Students with disabilities have more difficulties to study from home with the remote learning system. Parents are demanding for schools to reopen.
The defense ministry is planning to mobilize a reserve force to build a food estate. The recruitment plan has been rolled into motion even without a legal umbrella.
The Mobilization Organization Program soured the relationship between Nadiem Makarim and the Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah. The program is considered flawed since the initial selection process.
Taiwanese fishermen became crystal meth smugglers due to the big payment. They smuggle the drugs to certain locations.
Taiwanese drug smuggler networks supply nartoctics to Indonesia using fishing boats with falsified documents. Operating as far as Australia’s western coast, they make use of undetected small piers and uninhabited islets near the Riau Islands. This investigation report is the collaborative work of Tempo magazine, Taiwan media The Reporter, Tempo Institute and Free Press Unlimited.
SOEs Minister Erick Thohir refuses PDI-P politician Adian Napitupulu’s recommendations for SOEs commissioner positions. Erick claims he has received numerous recommendations for commissioner candidates from other ministries and institutions. His brother, Boy Thohir, is believed to be involved in SOEs official appointments.
Some relatives of high-ranking political party officials will run in the regional head elections this coming December 9. It is considered a warmup before the 2024 General Election.
The president is unhappy with the performance of his ministers and banking institutions. There are plans to disband the Financial Services Authority and reshuffle the cabinet.
Following in his father’s footsteps, Joko Widodo’s son Gibran Rakabuming Raka is one step away from becoming Solo’s mayor. Although he received rejection from the Solo branch of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), that chose to support another candidate, Gibran has the support of PDI-P’s central board. Other parties have given their support after some lobbying from the Palace. Gibran also has the full support of his family.
Three Poso residents died at the hands of a Tinombala security task force. Most likely a case of mistaken identity.
Deliberations on the Omnibus Bill is continuing in the midst of a recess period and at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Golkar Party is giving its full support.
The government plans to ease social restrictions. But some regional heads tightened their population movements instead.
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