Indonesia News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th July, and here’s your Indonesia daily news capsule.

Inpex begins construction of Indonesia's $21 billion Abadi LNG project.

Iran warns of potential attacks on regional infrastructure following Trump's threats.

Bali tourists are urged to prioritize safety after dark amid rising concerns.

Indonesia and Spain reaffirm their commitment to protecting Palestinian culture together.

Rupiah gains strength as S&P affirms Indonesia's investment grade status.

Arsenal is close to sealing a £34 million deal for Club Brugge's Christos Tzolis.

World Rugby bans Italy's coach Gonzalo Quesada for comments about referees.

The backlash against NU’s religious diplomacy continues to grow in Indonesia.

One-stop export policy aims to enhance Indonesia's commodity bargaining power.

Tuchel remains fully committed to leading England at Euro 2028 despite setbacks.

Dakar port faces criticism as a hotspot for illegal shark fin trade activities.

No Asian team advanced far in the World Cup again, raising questions on performance.

Gong Yoo announces dates for his 2026 Asia fan meeting tour, including Manila.

The Grey Capital malaise continues to affect Thailand's economic landscape.

ASEAN and Singapore are discussing the upcoming 2027 ASCC chairmanship.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!