Activists fear legal changes will increase militarism in ex-general’s government, reviving ‘dual-function’ doctrine of ...

JAKARTA : Indonesian activists today condemned plans to change a law that would allow the army to have more government positions, a move they say could lead to “abuse” in a country long influenced by ...

Indonesia is poised to pass military law revisions allowing armed forces personnel in civilian roles, sparking debate. Critics link this to Suharto's era, while government defends it as essential for ...

Indonesia is debating expanding the role of the country’s vast military under President Prabowo Subianto, including by allowing active armed forces personnel to take up civilian posts in ways not seen ...

JAKARTA: Lawmakers rushed to cross a democratic "red line" this week by insisting on revising the Indonesian Military (TNI) ...

Indonesia is set to pass contentious revisions to a military law this week that will allow armed forces personnel to hold more civilian posts, a move that has triggered concern in a country once ...

Jakarta. President Prabowo Subianto has proposed amending the 2004 law on the Indonesian military to allow active-duty ...

Meanwhile, Lieutenant Colonel Teddy Indra Wijaya, who serves as cabinet secretary, is not required to leave the military.

Prabowo has taken an axe to vital public services, slashing up to $44 billion from education, health and infrastructure.

A bill proposes to expand armed forces’ role in state institutions, which critics said would reduce civilian oversight and decrease accountability.

The special envoy of the Palestinian President briefed Indonesian President Prabowo on the unfolding situation in Gaza.

The Eid holiday allowance (THR) for the 2025 Eid period will be given to approximately 9.4 million recipients in Indonesia ...