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Cold lava floods in Indonesia's West Sumatra province claim up to 52 lives and leave 17 missing. The disaster brings widespread destruction, with homes, buildings, and public facilities devastated, highlighting the urgent need for rescue and recovery efforts.
The Japanese government pledges a substantial loan of approximately 140.7 billion yen ($900 million) for Jakarta's second train line, emphasizing Japan's ongoing collaboration in enhancing Indonesia's transportation infrastructure.
Amid negotiations, South Korea considers accepting Indonesia's proposal to reduce its KF-21 financial commitment to one-third. Jakarta's overdue payment prompts Seoul to revise the share to 600 billion won, while exploring alternative data-sharing options to maintain cooperation.
Sri Mulyani Indrawati has issued a clarion call for vigilant monitoring and meticulous management of the situation. Speaking at an event hosted by the Asia House think tank in London, Indrawati highlighted the imperative need to address the FX volatility that has gripped global markets in recent weeks.
The landslides hit Luwu regency in South Sulawesi province on Friday, just after 1 am local time, according to Abdul Muhari, the spokesperson for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency (BNPB). "A total of 14 residents died due to floods and landslides in Luwu regency, South Sulawesi province," he stated.
Indonesian government to relocate 10,000 Ruang islanders due to ongoing volcanic eruptions. The highest alert was raised, airport was to be closed.
Indonesia cancels plans to purchase Mirage 2000-5 fighter jets due to fiscal constraints, opting instead to retrofit existing aircraft.
The Japanese government plans to overhaul its foreign trainee programme to attract skilled workers from abroad and address exploitation issues, aiming to foster inclusivity and address labor shortages.
Prabowo Subianto leads in Indonesian presidential poll, potentially securing victory with over 50% support, amid accusations of bias.
China's record-breaking solar installations in 2023, contributing to a global oversupply and significant price drop, present an opportunity for Southeast Asia to advance its renewable energy goals.
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