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[00:00:01] Enjoy the top Italian-flavored cappuccino from Wings Food.
[00:00:16] Good evening, viewers, and welcome to Headline News. Coordinating Minister for
[00:00:20] Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, announced Indonesia's economic growth
[00:00:24] reached 5.47% in
[00:00:26] the third quarter of 2026. This achievement is claimed to be
[00:00:30] higher than several G20 member countries, including
[00:00:33] China, South Korea, Germany, and
[00:00:36] Japan. Airlangga stated that Indonesia's economic growth
[00:00:40] remained stable amidst global uncertainty, ranging from energy price volatility,
[00:00:43] geopolitical uncertainty, to the US interest rate
[00:00:47] policy. Compared to other countries, China's economic growth
[00:00:51] was recorded at 4.5%, South Korea
[00:00:53] 3.4%, Germany 1.2%, and
[00:00:57] Japan 0.7%.
[00:01:00] India still recorded higher growth than Indonesia, at 7.8%.
[00:01:04] 7,8%.
[00:01:06] Cumulatively, Indonesia's economic growth until the third quarter of 2026
[00:01:10] reached 5.47%. The government targets economic growth
[00:01:15] 2026. This international dialogue forum, to remain stable in the fourth quarter of 2026, so that economic
[00:01:17] growth throughout this year is expected to remain
[00:01:20] stable.
[00:01:26] Well, amidst that uncertainty, our economic
[00:01:29] growth is still good, which is a growth
[00:01:32] of 5.47% year-on-
[00:01:36] year, and cumulatively,
[00:01:39] its year-to-date is at 5.45%.
[00:01:42] And this achievement is higher than
[00:01:45] various other countries in the G20, such as
[00:01:49] China at 4.5%, South Korea
[00:01:52] 3.4%, Germany 1.2%, even Japan
[00:01:56] at 0.7%.
[00:02:00] India grew higher, at 7.8%.
[00:02:02] And various international
[00:02:05] institutions see that Indonesia's economic growth,
[00:02:09] both IMF, OECD, and ADB,
[00:02:13] its range this year is between
[00:02:16] 5.0 to 5.2. That is also
[00:02:19] estimated for 2027.
[00:02:23] That's all for headline news this time. Stay with us on Metro TV, and soon
[00:02:27] Top News will be here for you.
[00:03:28] Su as a new suspect in the case of wiretapping President Prabowo Subianto. Thus,
[00:03:32] the total number of suspects in this case increased to four
[00:03:36] people.
[00:03:43] The cries of the family colored the funeral procession of Lieutenant Colonel CPN
[00:03:47] Anumerta Dudi Firmansyah, an Indonesian Army soldier who
[00:03:51] died in a helicopter crash while on a mission to tackle forest fires
[00:03:54] in Central Kalimantan. The deceased was buried in the
[00:03:58] Cikutra Heroes Cemetery, West Bandung City.
[00:04:07] Hello viewers, besides the two main news earlier, we have also prepared various
[00:04:10] other interesting information with me, Androda Arizal. Let's go straight to the full top news
[00:04:14] for
[00:04:14] you.
[00:04:22] For information today, viewers, the National Police Criminal Investigation Department examined public policy observer
[00:04:26] Bonatua Silalahi as a witness in the case report
[00:04:29] of alleged invalidity of the Vice President Gibran Rakabuming's diploma.
[00:04:35] a flower-laying ceremony on Bonatua Silalahi revealed
[00:04:39] that he received the summons as a witness on November 3,
[00:04:42] 2026. During the first examination on Thursday,
[00:04:45] Bonatua presented the results of his research regarding the diplomas of the 7th President
[00:04:49] of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, and Vice President Gibran, which he had
[00:04:53] been conducting since 2022.
[00:04:55] Bonatua also brought two books that are hoped to be used for
[00:04:59] further investigation.
[00:05:05] TNI at the I pursued that certificate. I asked for it in
[00:05:08] December. I sent a letter to the Ministry of Education
[00:05:12] asking for the original source of the certificate at the Surakarta KPU. They
[00:05:16] refused for 2 months. They refused,
[00:05:19] and they gave it to me on one condition:
[00:05:23] I had to sign a stamped letter stating
[00:05:27] that if it was shown to me, I was not allowed to publish it to
[00:05:30] the public. In my opinion, this is a policy bribe, but
[00:05:34] I thought I didn't want to, so I went to court at
[00:05:38] KIP. At KIP, they issued what is called this.
[00:05:41] I will also report this to the police, that they already have
[00:05:45] mens rea to hide this certificate. They issued a
[00:05:48] PPID regulation stating that the information I requested
[00:05:51] is exempt or confidential.
[00:05:55] In the replication hearing at PTUN Jakarta, Gibran's legal team
[00:05:59] attached new evidence from the Ministry of Education. However,
[00:06:03] that evidence has not yet been shown to the public. Meanwhile, the Panel of Judges
[00:06:06] ruled that the withdrawal of the lawsuit was rejected and the trial would
[00:06:09] continue. Advocate Subhan
[00:06:12] came forward as an intervening plaintiff to assert that the trial no
[00:06:16] longer needed to continue because it was not objective. This stems from
[00:06:20] the Supreme Court's decision stating that Gibran's education equivalency certificate
[00:06:23] was declared to have no legal
[00:06:25] force.
[00:06:34] The Chairman of Commission III of the DPR RI, Habiburrahman, admitted to being surprised
[00:06:38] to receive information about alleged illegal wiretapping of the leadership
[00:06:41] and members of Commission III of the DPR RI. He stated that his party
[00:06:45] felt disappointed if the information about the wiretapping of a number of
[00:06:48] legislative members was proven to have been carried out
[00:06:52] illegally. The information is what we are waiting for with Kataumah.
[00:07:11] When in the Parliament Complex, Habiburrahman revealed
[00:07:15] that Commission III of the DPR RI had made a number of statements and
[00:07:19] given support to former National Police Chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo, who
[00:07:22] is a suspect in the alleged illegal wiretapping of the president and
[00:07:25] other public figures. He categorized this illegal wiretapping as
[00:07:29] insubordination or defiance of
[00:07:33] superiors within the institution. The party fully submitted the resolution
[00:07:37] to the Police so that it would be revealed
[00:07:40] transparently, especially the motive for carrying out
[00:07:44] the illegal wiretapping.
[00:07:47] We are also ...
[00:07:51] Yeah, how are we supposed to react? What do you call it? A bit shocked
[00:07:55] to get information like that, like the leaders of
[00:07:58] Commission 3 were also wiretapped. If friends
[00:08:02] followed how we have always
[00:08:05] been giving good opinions, defending
[00:08:08] the person concerned and so on. There's an incident like that,
[00:08:12] we'll see how the developments go. But if we were indeed
[00:08:15] illegally wiretapped, illegally wiretapped,
[00:08:19] then of course we are disappointed. Meanwhile, viewers,
[00:08:22] the National Police Headquarters has named SU as a new suspect in the wiretapping case
[00:08:26] of President Prabowo Subianto. With this, the total
[00:08:29] number of suspects in this case has increased to four
[00:08:32] people.
[00:08:35] This was announced at a press conference at the National Police Headquarters on Thursday
[00:08:38] night. Police named SU, who was previously being investigated
[00:08:42] as a witness, as a suspect. Thus,
[00:08:44] viewers, there are a total of four suspects, namely
[00:08:47] LSP, ASN, EH, and
[00:08:51] also SU in the wiretapping case of President Prabowo Subianto. In addition,
[00:08:54] police explained that SU could not yet be detained because he was still
[00:08:58] suffering from a post-stroke
[00:08:59] illness.
[00:09:03] Regarding the increase in suspect status, we need to inform
[00:09:06] all media colleagues that
[00:09:10] as of now, the total number of suspects in this case
[00:09:14] is four people. Three are being detained at the
[00:09:18] Mako
[00:09:19] Brimob.
[00:09:22] For suspect SU, we cannot currently
[00:09:26] detain him because he is in a sick
[00:09:29] condition, post-
[00:09:30] stroke.
[00:09:33] The number of witnesses we have examined is
[00:09:36] 13,
[00:09:39] and experts are 5 people, consisting of IT experts.
[00:10:12] Thursday, who died in the forest fire fighting operation in Central
[00:10:16] Kalimantan. TNI Commander General TNI Agus Subianto
[00:10:19] said that the deployment of additional troops in Jakarta is part of an anticipatory
[00:10:23] measure for the alert status in the current
[00:10:27] state of the country. The Commander explained that the term "alert" within
[00:10:30] the TNI is an anticipatory measure against various
[00:10:33] potential threats and also to maintain the sovereignty of the Republic of Indonesia. These potential
[00:10:37] threats include natural threats such as floods and forest
[00:10:41] fires, as well as man-made threats such as social
[00:10:44] conflicts, terrorism, separatism, and also
[00:10:47] treason. The Commander emphasized that the TNI must always be in
[00:10:51] an alert state to anticipate various potential threats.
[00:10:59] Media personnel, within
[00:11:02] the TNI, we use
[00:11:06] the term "alert." This alert is used
[00:11:09] for the purpose of
[00:11:12] ...
[00:11:16] maintaining the sovereignty
[00:11:17] of the Republic of Indonesia
[00:11:20] ... from various
[00:11:23] threats, namely: There are two types of threats: natural
[00:11:26] and man-made. Natural,
[00:11:29] as I mentioned earlier, there are natural
[00:11:32] disasters, floods, forest
[00:11:35] fires, tsunamis,
[00:11:39] and so on. Then,
[00:11:41] the second threat is man-made,
[00:11:45] which is social conflict, terrorism,
[00:11:48] separatism, then treason, and
[00:11:52] so on.
[00:11:57] Following this, Top News will return with information about the family's tears
[00:12:01] that colored the funeral procession of Lieutenant Colonel CPN Anumerta Dudi
[00:12:04] Firmansyah, an army soldier who died in a helicopter
[00:12:07] accident while on a mission to combat forest fires in Central Kalimantan.
[00:12:11] We will present the information
[00:12:13] shortly.
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[00:12:55] electronic data. How can the state's wiretapping system be used without
[00:12:58] legal procedures? Who should be held responsible when state
[00:13:02] instruments are allegedly misused? President's
[00:13:05] wiretapping in controversy, live at
[00:13:09] 9 PM
[00:13:10] tonight.
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[00:14:36] The military funeral ceremony for the TNI soldier who died in the
[00:14:40] forest fire disaster mitigation mission in Kalimantan was led directly
[00:14:43] by TNI Commander General TNI Agus Subianto. The funeral
[00:14:47] ceremony was solemn and attended by a number of high-ranking
[00:14:50] TNI officials, colleagues, and family
[00:14:53] members. The Commander of the TNI paid his last respects and
[00:14:57] continued with a joint prayer and
[00:15:00] the grave, the grave of the deceased.
[00:15:04] The TNI Commander ensured that the families of the fallen soldiers would
[00:15:07] receive their rights and
[00:15:09] compensation.
[00:15:15] Inspector of the
[00:15:18] ceremony, one more
[00:15:21] victim is still inside.
[00:15:25] Because the results
[00:15:28] of the report from SAR and location
[00:15:32] ... The current
[00:15:34] is strong
[00:15:38] in the sea, and it was wavy earlier, but
[00:15:41] we hope
[00:15:44] we can soon evacuate the one victim who
[00:15:48] is still inside the helicopter, and the helicopter's position has
[00:15:51] been found.
[00:15:54] Meanwhile, the body of Captain CPN Anumerta Nurhafiz
[00:15:58] Akbar Rizki Hartio was buried with military honors at the
[00:16:02] Giri Tunggal Heroes Cemetery, Semarang City. The funeral procession
[00:16:05] was led directly by the Army Chief of Staff.
[00:16:11] A number of family members, including the wife and child of the deceased, accompanied him to his
[00:16:14] final resting place. After the burial, KSAD stated that the three
[00:16:18] personnel who died had been on duty in Kalimantan for about 2 months
[00:16:21] to help extinguish forest fires. Regarding the cause
[00:16:25] of the MI-17 F5 helicopter
[00:16:28] crash, his party is still waiting for the results of the investigation, including the examination
[00:16:31] of the black box. The results of this examination are expected to
[00:16:35] reveal the problems that occurred during the accident, as well as serve as material
[00:16:38] for evaluation for TDIAD.
[00:16:50] We move on to other information, viewers. Six members of a gang specializing in
[00:16:54] robbery and vehicle theft using firearms were arrested by the Cianjur Police criminal investigation unit.
[00:16:57] Two perpetrators who resisted were even
[00:17:00] shot. This information is summarized
[00:17:04] along with eight other news items in the following top news.
[00:17:10] Former Deputy Minister of Immigration and Corrections, Silmi Kari, underwent
[00:17:14] a hearing for the reading of the objection note in the alleged extortion case
[00:17:18] related to handling residence permits for foreign nationals at the Jakarta Corruption Court on
[00:17:21] Thursday afternoon. Before the Panel of Judges, Silmi asserted that he
[00:17:25] had never committed extortion as alleged by the public
[00:17:28] prosecutor.
[00:17:33] Six members of a gang specializing in robbery and vehicle theft using firearms were
[00:17:37] arrested by the Cianjur Police criminal investigation unit. Two perpetrators who
[00:17:40] resisted were even shot. shot.
[00:17:42] panas.
[00:17:48] The Narcotics Unit of the Deli Serdang Police thwarted the smuggling
[00:17:51] of 15.5 kg of crystal methamphetamine.
[00:17:55] Police arrested three suspected couriers at the Pangkalan Brandan toll exit,
[00:17:59] Langkat Regency, North
[00:18:00] Sumatra.
[00:18:05] Investigators from the Special Criminal Investigation Directorate of the West Sulawesi Police
[00:18:09] raided several rooms in the office of the Regent of Polewali Mandar.
[00:18:12] This raid is related to alleged corruption of incentive funds for mosque imams,
[00:18:16] priests, and religious leaders, totaling Rp4.2
[00:18:18] billion.
[00:18:24] Prolonged drought triggered crop failure in Polewali Mandar Regency,
[00:18:27] West Sulawesi. Hundreds of hectares of rice fields experienced drought,
[00:18:31] causing farmers' rice plants to die before harvest
[00:18:34] season.
[00:18:38] Merci Indonesia Medical Center is here to bring closer and expand medical services
[00:18:42] to the Palestinian people in Gaza. Previously, Mercy provided
[00:18:46] services at the Indonesian hospital in North Gaza which had been destroyed by the
[00:18:49] Zionist Israeli occupation
[00:18:51] forces.
[00:18:56] Two people were killed after a gunman crashed his vehicle into the
[00:18:59] Citibank office complex in Tampa, Florida, United States. The perpetrator then
[00:19:03] opened fire before finally being shot dead by a security officer.
[00:19:11] The conflict between Yemen's Ansarullah and pro- Saudi Arabia continues.
[00:19:15] Both forces are involved in mutual attacks that continue to cause
[00:19:18] casualties.
[00:19:21] A national strike hit France today, impacting disruptions
[00:19:25] to railway services and a number of other public services.
[00:19:28] France's national railway operator, SNCF, reported disruptions to
[00:19:32] some of its
[00:19:33] operational services.
[00:19:37] Mount Semeru in Lumajang, East Java, erupted again on Thursday afternoon. Besides
[00:19:40] the eruption, Mount Semeru also released pyroclastic clouds as far as 4
[00:19:44] km. This is, viewers, the moments when Mount
[00:19:48] Semeru experienced an eruptive explosion on Thursday afternoon. Besides the eruptive explosion, the highest
[00:19:51] volcano on Java Island also experienced pyroclastic cloud avalanches with
[00:19:55] a sliding distance of 3 to 4 km from the crater peak.
[00:19:59] There are still no reports of impact. Lumajang BNPB officers urge
[00:20:02] residents to increase vigilance because the status of Mount
[00:20:06] Semeru is still maintained at alert level 3.
[00:20:23] Following this, Top News will return with other interesting information. Stay
[00:20:27] with us.
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[00:20:55] in Controversy, the Criminal Investigation Department of the National Police named former National Police Chief Listyo
[00:20:59] Sigit, along with two high-ranking police officers, as suspects in the alleged
[00:21:02] wiretapping of President Prabowo Subianto without proper procedures, illegal access,
[00:21:06] and deletion of electronic data. How can the state's
[00:21:09] wiretapping system be used without legal procedures? Who
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[00:21:56] Thank you, viewers, for staying with us on Top News. The 17th Bosphorus Summit
[00:21:59] was held in Istanbul, Turkey, on November 5 and 6,
[00:22:05] organized by the International Cooperation Platform
[00:22:08] (ICP), brought together government leaders,
[00:22:12] business figures, and representatives of various organizations from
[00:22:15] a number of countries.
[00:23:22] Indonesia brings the spirit of deliberation and "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika"
[00:23:25] to the 17th Bosphorus Summit in Istanbul, Turkey.
[00:23:39] Excellencies, guests, ladies
[00:23:42] and
[00:23:43] gentlemen.
[00:23:50] and the honor of addressing this forum, I
[00:23:54] bring warm greetings from the people of
[00:23:57] Indonesia and from the People's Consultative
[00:24:00] Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia. It
[00:24:04] is a privilege to stand here in
[00:24:07] Istanbul. This city has never been
[00:24:10] merely a melting point of
[00:24:12] continents. It has always been a
[00:24:16] meeting point of civilizations.
[00:24:20] Ladies and gentlemen, the friendship between
[00:24:23] Indonesia and Turkey is far older than
[00:24:26] our diplomatic relations. As
[00:24:29] early as the 16th century, the Sultanate
[00:24:33] of Aceh and the Ottoman Empire already
[00:24:37] bound their ties by trade,
[00:24:40] faith, and solidarity.
[00:24:42] Even long before that, as the 13th to 15th
[00:24:46] centuries, trade networks connected the
[00:24:50] archipelago with the Middle East and the Turkish
[00:24:53] world, fostering cultural, religious,
[00:24:56] and intellectual exchange. The Hajj
[00:25:00] pilgrims strengthened these ties as
[00:25:04] Indonesian pilgrims and scholars traveled to Mecca and
[00:25:07] Medina, later under Ottoman rule,
[00:25:10] to worship, study, and exchange
[00:25:14] knowledge. Our two nations also share
[00:25:17] a more painful bond.
[00:25:21] We both live on the fault lines of the earth.
[00:25:24] Indonesia will never forget the tsunami that struck
[00:25:28] Aceh in 2004, and
[00:25:31] Turkey will never forget the great
[00:25:34] earthquake on August
[00:25:38] 1999 and the last
[00:25:41] earthquake on February
[00:25:44] 2023.
[00:25:46] In those darkest hours, we learned something.
[00:26:03] Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen,
[00:26:06] today our world is going through a profound
[00:26:09] transition. We see geopolitical
[00:26:12] fragmentations, conflicts, deepening
[00:26:16] climate crisis, disruptions that
[00:26:19] move faster than our institutions can
[00:26:23] follow. In such times, we are
[00:26:26] all searching for stability. But
[00:26:30] we must ask ourselves, what
[00:26:32] kind of stability are we looking for?
[00:26:36] Stability that is imposed is fragile.
[00:26:40] Stability that grows from trust is
[00:26:44] lasting. Stability is not the
[00:26:47] absence of change. It
[00:26:49] is the presence of trust in the midst of
[00:26:53] change itself. Ladies and gentlemen,
[00:26:57] Indonesia offers a perspective rooted in our
[00:27:00] own experience.
[00:27:32] reminds us that diversity is not
[00:27:36] a threat, it is a source of
[00:27:39] strength. In a divided world, dialogue
[00:27:43] is not a sign of weakness, it is the
[00:27:47] highest form of political
[00:27:49] courage. Allow me also to
[00:27:53] remind us to
[00:27:56] strengthen three-sector
[00:27:58] collaborations
[00:28:00] with the private sector,
[00:28:03] government, and civil society.
[00:28:07] Governments, including parliaments,
[00:28:10] provide public leadership and
[00:28:13] policies that protect
[00:28:15] everyone. Businesses,
[00:28:19] offering resources,
[00:28:21] innovations, and economic
[00:28:24] opportunities, while civil
[00:28:27] society brings community
[00:28:30] participation and the trust that connects
[00:28:34] institutions
[00:28:36] with people. These three sectors can
[00:28:40] help communities and give people
[00:28:44] a peaceful
[00:28:46] future. Ladies and gentlemen,
[00:28:50] also let us treat
[00:28:52] education as an investment in peace.
[00:28:56] Conflict can be eased in the classroom long before
[00:29:00] they reach the negotiating table.
[00:29:03] Let us deepen cooperation on disaster
[00:29:07] resilience, early warning,
[00:29:10] mitigation, and recovery.
[00:29:13] Nations that share the same fault lines
[00:29:17] should also share the same knowledge.
[00:29:20] And let us place
[00:29:23] women and young people at the
[00:29:26] heart of the solution.
[00:29:30] Stability that...
[00:30:28] leading to the initiation of the construction of Sukma Bangsa School as an effort to rebuild the future generation of
[00:30:31] Aceh. Commitment in the field of education was also realized by
[00:30:35] providing opportunities for children from Mindanao,
[00:30:38] Southern Philippines, to pursue education in Aceh. Concern
[00:30:41] for others was once again shown during the Covid-19
[00:30:44] pandemic by providing hotel facilities for doctors
[00:30:48] and medical personnel fighting to handle the pandemic.
[00:30:51] These various steps are part of Surya Paloh's long journey
[00:30:55] in instilling the values of mutual cooperation, expanding access
[00:30:58] to education, and