Local banks reluctant to finance downstream projects
Govt. keeps term extension debate alive amid amendment scheme
EIU: National democracy index stagnates in 2022
Indonesia tells outsiders not to use ASEAN as ‘proxy’
TNI to deploy 800 troops to support new Papuan provinces
Shooting – February 3, 2023
Current Issues
- 01Local banks reluctant to finance downstream projects
- 02Govt. keeps term extension debate alive amid amendment scheme
- 03EIU: National democracy index stagnates in 2022
- 04Indonesia tells outsiders not to use ASEAN as ‘proxy’
- 05TNI to deploy 800 troops to support new Papuan provinces
- 06Shooting – February 3, 2023
CONCORD ASSESSMENT
Despite its pledge to hold the general election as scheduled, the government is keeping the debate about a possible election delay and term extension alive, amid efforts to amend the Constitution to keep President Joko Widodo in power beyond 2024. Former justice and human rights minister Denny Indrayana said on February 2 that a representative of a certain group told Coordinating Minister for Political, Security and Legal Affairs Mahfud MD of its readiness to push for a special session of the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) to amend the Constitution and pave the way for an extension of Widodo’s term. Indrayana, who served in the administration of former President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, said “there is indeed a politician who conveyed to Mahfud that he and his group were ready to hold a special MPR session to push for a term extension for the president.” Studies on a possible election delay were also included in a January 31 crisis mitigation report by the National Resilience Institute (Lemhannas), a government think-tank. Lemhannas governor Andi Widjajanto, who served as Widodo’s cabinet secretary, said the report was made at “the request of the president himself.” Widodo has rejected proposals to amend the Constitution to change…...
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INDONESIA NEWS
EIU: National democracy index stagnates in 2022
Indonesia tells outsiders not to use ASEAN as ‘proxy’
UK to provide $1.25B for Jakarta MRT
NGO urges investigation into N. Kalimantan evictions
Govt. keeps term extension debate alive amid amendment scheme
Ummat Party considers endorsing Baswedan’s candidacy
Highland Papua: Poll organizers suspended for ethics violation
Court affirms constitutional limit on presidential tenure
E. Java: 107 arrested after violent protest in Malang
E. Java: Three injured in violent demo in Malang
Shooting – February 3, 2023
Narcotics raid – February 3, 2023
Violent robbery – February 3, 2023
Murder – February 3, 2023
Man named suspect for land fraud in C. Kalimantan
Constitutional Court justices reported for document forgery
TNI to deploy 800 troops to support new Papuan provinces
Indonesia, Malaysia troops hold joint border patrol
New Presidential Guard chief appointed in latest TNI transfers
Minister plans military command for each province, municipality
Indonesia’s doctor-patient ratio remains low among ASEAN
Ministry: Over 1,200 dengue fever fatalities in 2022
Ministry records 8,635 cases of elephantiasis in 2022
Local banks reluctant to finance downstream projects
Astra Daihatsu Motor starts building $195M car assembly plant
Widodo ‘confident’ Tesla will invest in Indonesia
MUFG sets up $100M fund for Indonesia
Poll: Economy likely lost some steam in Q4
2023 GDP growth seen slowing from 2022
Inflation softening to 5.28% further alleviates pressure on BI
Global recession unlikely, economists tell Jakarta audience
Repsol awaits govt. regulation to carry out CCS project
Govt. doubles down on EV incentives to hit tipping point
Govt. cuts first-half February palm export taxes, levies
PLN launches new 100-MW floating solar tender
SEPARATISM
C. Papua: Alleged separatists shoot civilian in Intan Jaya
Police: 106 Papuan separatists added to wanted list
C. Papua: Separatists kill civilian in Puncak
Two arrested for firearms smuggling, links to Papuan separatists
TERRORISM
W. Java: 104 NII members pledge allegiance to Indonesia
Maluku: 30 former JI members pledge allegiance to Indonesia
Indonesian terrorist suspects arrested in Java
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W. Java: 104 NII members pledge allegiance to Indonesia
Maluku: 30 former JI members pledge allegiance to Indonesia
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Taliban asks Pakistan not to blame them for violence at home
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