Indonesia’s Gibran Signals Intent to Resign. He Remains Vice President.
A presidential official says Vice President Gibran expressed an intention to resign. No completed resignation or vice-presidential vacancy has been confirmed.
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Indonesia has set new terms for a Rp900,000 wage subsidy targeting about 13.3 million workers, but recipient verification continues and exact payment dates remain unannounced.
The 21st Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival opens November 28 with a 254-film programme. Its screenings, retrospective and industry market reveal two sides of Asian cinema.
Indonesia reported 821 satellite hotspots in Central Kalimantan, up 93% in a day. The figures demand attention, but they do not count individual fires or total burned land.
Police say a fourth senior officer allegedly approved interception and deletion of records. The accusations remain unproved; the new question is how surveillance authorization and evidence can be independently checked.
Singapore will end mask distribution and designated haze shelters on November 7, while Australia is sending aircraft and specialists to fight continuing fires in East Kalimantan. The dates, locations and missions are distinct.
Prabowo dismissed his chief of staff after police detained three officers over alleged illegal interception. Separately, court decisions on the vice president’s education credentials have prompted parliamentary consultations—not impeachment.
Indonesia’s economy grew 5.47% year on year in Q3 2026, above a Reuters poll forecast of 5.18%, as exports improved and household spending held steady. The data does not establish full-year growth.
A peer-reviewed August 2026 study dates a portable painted plaque from Wetar Island to about 4,090–3,900 years before present, older than local pottery. It leaves competing explanations for the spread of Austronesian art open.
Rain brought temporary relief after intense forest and peatland fires, and ASEAN lowered its haze alert. Underground smouldering and respiratory impacts mean the story cannot end with clearer skies.