Indonesia’s May Day 2026: Prabowo’s New Credit Scheme and Labor Activist Scholarships

Indonesia’s labor movement marked May Day 2026 with a rare high-profile appearance by President Prabowo Subianto, who joined thousands of workers at the Monas area in Jakarta on Friday, May 1, 2026. The event, characterized by a blend of festive celebration and urgent policy demands, saw the President not only engage in symbolic gestures of … Read more

Angelina Jolie’s Adopted Child Speaks Out: The Truth About Their Adoption Status

Zahara Jolie-Pitt Speaks Publicly for First Time About Adoption and Her Unique Bond with Angelina Jolie In a rare and deeply personal moment, Zahara Jolie-Pitt, the eldest adopted daughter of Hollywood icons Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, has opened up about her adoption journey and the profound relationship she shares with her mother. Speaking at … Read more

President Prabowo Secures Indonesia’s Energy Supply Through Strategic Visits to Russia and France

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is actively pursuing a strategic energy partnership with Russia to secure critical fuel supplies for the archipelago. During a high-level diplomatic visit to Moscow, President Prabowo tasked Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia with securing oil and gas supplies from Russia to bolster national energy security. The move comes after … Read more

Agatha Chelsea Accepted to Harvard, Columbia & 2 Other Top Universities

Agatha Chelsea’s Academic Triumph: Indonesian Singer-Actress Accepted to Four Top Global Universities Jakarta – Indonesian singer and actress Agatha Chelsea is celebrating a remarkable achievement: acceptance into master’s programs at not one, but four of the world’s most prestigious universities. The multi-talented artist has been offered a place at Harvard Graduate School of Education, Teachers … Read more

Indonesia Bans ChatGPT & AI Tools for Students: New Guidelines Explained (2026)

Jakarta, Indonesia – The Indonesian government has moved to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, issuing a nationwide directive that prohibits students in elementary and secondary schools from utilizing instant AI tools like ChatGPT. The sweeping measure, formalized through a joint decree signed by seven ministers on March 12, 2026, aims to … Read more

Indonesia 2026 Vocational Training: Free Skills Program for 70K Workers

Indonesia Launches Free Vocational Training Program for Young Workers The Indonesian government has officially launched a nationwide vocational training program aimed at bridging the skills gap between education and the demands of the labor market. The initiative, dubbed Pelatihan Vokasi Nasional 2026, will provide free training to an estimated 70,000 graduates from senior and vocational … Read more

PDIP Chair Confirms DPR Approval of Free Nutrition Program Funding from Education Budget

Jakarta – A recent controversy surrounding the funding of Indonesia’s planned free nutritious meal program for schoolchildren has been clarified by key government and parliamentary figures. Said Abdullah, Chairman of the Indonesian House of Representatives’ (DPR) Budgetary Committee (Banggar), has affirmed that the program’s funding, drawn from the national education budget, was approved by both … Read more

Golkar: PDIP Sepakat Anggaran MBG dari Dana Pendidikan Saat Paripurna DPR

Political Wrangling in Indonesia as Golkar Party Defends Funding of Free School Meal Program Jakarta – A political debate is unfolding in Indonesia over the funding of President Prabowo Subianto’s flagship free school meal program, known as Makan Bergizi Gratis (MBG). The Golkar Party has responded to criticism from the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle … Read more

LPDP Calculates Repayment of Scholarship Funds from Controversial Alumni

Jakarta – The Indonesian Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP) is currently calculating the amount of scholarship funds that must be returned by AP, the husband of DS, whose recent social media posts sparked public controversy. The calculation includes not only the principal amount of the scholarship but also accrued interest, officials confirmed Thursday. The case … Read more

LPDP Alumni ‘Enough I’m Indonesian, Not My Kids’ – Wamendikbudristek Responds

Jakarta – The concept of national obligation sparked debate in Indonesia this week following a viral social media post and subsequent comments from a high-ranking government official. The controversy centers on the expectation that recipients of Indonesian government scholarships, particularly those studying abroad, have a moral duty to contribute to the nation’s development upon their … Read more