Israel’s invasion of Palestinian territory shows no sign of ending, largely because many countries refuse to acknowledge that genocide is taking place.

Prabowo's speech at the United Nations did not touch on the roots of the problems in Gaza. Supporting Palestine while at the same time recognizing Israel.

Western nations, including the United Kingdom and France, finally recognized the State of Palestine, but a United States veto at the United Nations Security Council stands in the way.

The police’s political character makes reform ineffective. The 1998 Reformasi movement only succeeded in separating the police from the military.

The National Police Commission upholds the formation of the National Police Reform Transformation Team. It is claimed to be capable of supporting the performance of the Police Reform Commission.

National Police Chief Gen. Listyo Sigit Prabowo forms the Police Reform Transformation Team, allegedly to protect the police institution.

Rumors of replacing the National Police Chief emerged amid plans for police reforms. General Listyo’s camp already prepared a candidate.

Readers’ letters on Prabowo’s book, The Paradox of Indonesia and Its Solutions and the demonstrations in Nepal.

Cabinet reshuffles under Prabowo Subianto are a game of random reordering. The choice of ministers is not based on competence.

Indonesia’s government scrambles to revive growth with a range of economic stimuli. Analysts warn the moves risk undermining hard-won financial stability without delivering real recovery.

The call by economists is a warning sign of future economic disaster. It is a rebuke for Prabowo’s command economy style.

The free nutritious meal program was badly designed from the outset, leading to chaotic implementation.

Two cabinet reshuffles failed to address the root causes of the public anger in the August demonstrations. The legal sector offered only gimmick reforms.

Chief of Defense Ministry’s of Defense Information Bureau, Brig. Gen. Frega Wenas, on Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin’s role during the late August protests.

Budget absorption for the nutritious meal program remains sluggish. The National Nutrition Agency is scrambling to expand the program’s coverage.

President Prabowo seeks to strengthen the agency running his priority program.

Tensions between the PDI-P and President Prabowo Subianto reportedly worsened following the cabinet reshuffle. Megawati Soekarnoputri gave her party members two stark options.

President Prabowo reassigned and removed Jokowi’s trusted people in a cabinet reshuffle. The Presidential Palace is scrambling to find candidates for the Minister of Youth and Sports and the Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs. Sources suggest the President is reluctant to appoint ministers who could emerge as rivals in the 2029 presidential election.

Coordinating Minister for Legal, Human Rights, Immigration, and Correctional Affairs Yusril Ihza Mahendra discusses the urgency of forming a Joint Fact-Finding Team for the DPR dissolution demonstrations, as well as the issue of implementing martial law.

This week’s cover story examines what lies behind Prabowo’s cabinet reshuffle. A prerogative is not a license to push through unimportant programs.

President Prabowo’s cabinet reshuffle does not address the roots of the problem. Our predicament today is the stagnant economy resulting from government policies.

The cabinet reshuffle gave Gerindra two additional ministerial, pushing out Jokowi’s loyalists.

Prabowo received reports that the PDI-P played a role in protests that turned violent. He kept quiet about removing Budi Gunawan.

President Prabowo’s cabinet reshuffle aims to improve the government’s image. There are plans to remove out Jokowi’s loyalists from the cabinet.

President Prabowo Subianto dismissed Sri Mulyani from the cabinet and appointed Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa as Finance Minister. He was not the only candidate.

Nostalgia is not merely a private matter, but also social and political history. It is a plague on the modern world.

Police discovered the involvement of soldiers in the violent demonstrations in August. Simmering conflict between elites.

Five DPR members who made controversial remarks are suspended. Their parties refuse to expel them.

A number of military personnel were allegedly involved in the protests to dissolve the House of Representatives that spiraled into riots in late August. There were also attempts to mobilize the masses.

The rumor of Sri Mulyani’s resignation from the cabinet after her home was ransacked sent Indonesia’s financial markets into a tailspin. Trillions of rupiah in foreign capital fled.

Affan Kurniawan is us, the millions of hands in labor but whose rights and voices are ignored.

Protests expose the gulf between government narrative and economic reality. Markets fear the gap could trigger a crisis.

Soldiers in Jakarta and other regions are guarding protests at various locations. The military is attempting to show a humanist façade.

President Prabowo Subianto was reportedly furious over the death of Affan Kurniawan during a demonstration. The Presidential Palace scrambled to keep the protests from spreading. Its orchestration failed to stem public outrage.

Wali Nanggroe of Aceh, Malik Mahmud Al Haythar, explains the achievements of two decades of the Helsinki Accords.

The danger of tampering with economic growth data. It can end up like Greece and Argentina.

The government allocated large budgets through presidential discretion. Parliament’s budgetary rights were ignored, and fiscal discipline dissolved.

Pati Regent Sudewo was caught off guard by massive protests against a sharp hike in property taxes. President Prabowo does not want Sudewo to be impeached by the Pati Regional Legislative Council.

General Nasution wanted a professional army. However, he also inherited the dual function of the army, which he later criticized because its practices had deviated from the original intent.

IKN's future is uncertain. A lesson for Prabowo to listen to public criticism on his pet projects.