Indonesia News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th July, and here’s your Indonesia daily news capsule.

Crystal Palace faces RC Lens today in the Como Cup, with live updates and player ratings.

ASEAN's convening power is tested at the 59th Foreign Ministers' Meeting, highlighting regional challenges.

S&P remains unfazed by the sudden exit of Bank Indonesia's governor, warning of potential risks ahead.

Chelsea secures a victory over Western Sydney, with Joao Pedro shining in the starting lineup.

Dutch organisers of a foreigner-only running club in Bali have been banned from Indonesia.

Indonesia is set to introduce incentives for green industrial estates, promoting eco-friendly initiatives.

The Aksi Kamisan protests mark Sumarsih's 19-year journey for justice and remembrance.

A business group is calling for deregulation to prevent job cuts in the current economic climate.

Indonesia aims to pass a new Cooperatives Law this year, targeting social aid rollout.

The President of Indonesia reviews measures to combat drought and extreme weather conditions.

ASEAN is seen as a crucial link in Indonesia's ambitions for regional bridge building.

The return of power politics raises questions about who will lead the next world order.

Kanye West is set to perform in Jakarta in 2026, with ticket prices now available.

Asia’s 50 Best Bars list is out, with Hope & Sesame in Guangzhou taking the top spot.

Indonesia starts strong in the Asean Hyundai Cup, with Baker scoring a hat trick against Cambodia.

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