Prabowo Subianto's Presidential Ambitions
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Indonesian presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto attributes his persistent presidential bids since the 1990s to his belief that Indonesia has been on the wrong path. He also advocates for nationalism to fuel economic growth and plans to make generic drugs more affordable, while critics of his administration face police reports for incitement.
Indonesian Minister Admits Key Government Programs Fall Short of Success
- Coordinating Minister Zulkifli Hasan stated that some of President Prabowo Subianto's priority programs have not yet succeeded approaching the two-year mark of his administration. - Specifically mentioned as unsuccessful are the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program and the Red and White Village Cooperative (KDMP) program. - The government is working to ensure the KDMP program benefits most people โฆ
'Avengers' and 'white flags': How Indonesians are voicing dissent against the government
- Indonesia celebrated its 81st Independence Day with a large carnival, but faced criticism over spending and the timing of the event. - Critics argued that funds used for the celebrations, including โฆ
Indonesia hopes forest fires under control within two weeks
- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto expressed hope that forest and land fires would be under control within two weeks. - He attributed the severe dry season to the El Nino phenomenon and praised tโฆ
Indonesia's Investment Growth Continues; Danantara Urged to Expand Impact on Industry and Labor
- Indonesia's investment growth continues despite a global economic slowdown, with Rp1.931 trillion realized in 2025 and Rp1.010 trillion in the first half of 2026. - Observers suggest Danantara Indonโฆ
Indonesia eyes $73 billion solar project to boost energy capacity
- Indonesia plans to develop a 100 GWp solar power plant project, requiring an estimated $73 billion investment. - The project aims to save up to Rp73.9 trillion annually in energy subsidies and is taโฆ
Indonesia's 100 GWp Solar Program to Save $4.5 Billion Annually
- Indonesia's solar power program, targeting 100 GWp, is projected to save the state budget over 73 trillion rupiah annually. - The program aims to reduce diesel fuel consumption by 6 million kiloliteโฆ