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[00:00:00] July 31,
[00:00:02] 2026.
[00:00:05] The South Jakarta District Court will hold the first hearing
[00:00:08] of the pre-trial lawsuit filed by former Junior Attorney General
[00:00:12] for Special Criminal Acts Febri
[00:00:15] Adriansyah next
[00:00:16] week.
[00:00:20] South Jakarta Court public relations officer Halida Hardini
[00:00:24] explained that there were two pre-trial applications
[00:00:27] filed by former Jampistus Febri Adriansyah through his legal
[00:00:30] team. He said the first pre-trial lawsuit
[00:00:34] would be held on Tuesday, August 18, 2026,
[00:00:38] while the first hearing of the second lawsuit was scheduled
[00:00:41] for Wednesday, August 19, 2026, which
[00:00:44] would be led by Single Judge
[00:00:46] Richard Edwin Basuki. However, he has not yet
[00:00:50] explained in detail the clarification of the case questioned by
[00:00:54] Ferbi in the two pre-trial applications.
[00:00:57] Meanwhile, the Head of the Legal Information Center of the Attorney
[00:01:01] General's Office, Anang Supriatna, confirmed
[00:01:05] that all preparations had been made to face the lawsuit.
[00:01:08] The Attorney General's Office also did not question the former
[00:01:12] The electricity generated Jampitsus's move to file two pre-trial lawsuits with the South
[00:01:15] Jakarta District Court. The law enforcement agency considered the
[00:01:19] mechanism as part of the suspect's rights guaranteed by law.
[00:01:22] The Attorney General's Office also emphasized that it would not engage
[00:01:26] in public debate on the case being handled, emphasizing that all
[00:01:30] arguments and evidence would be revealed in court, including
[00:01:33] issues that have become the spotlight, such
[00:01:37] as ownership of seized assets. The Ministry of Hajj
[00:01:40] and Umrah is committed to continuously improving the quality
[00:01:43] of Hajj pilgrimage services. This effort is now proven by
[00:01:46] the achievement of pilgrim
[00:01:47] satisfaction which set a new
[00:01:53] record. Minister of Hajj and Umrah, Muhammad Irfan Yusuf,
[00:01:56] said that the achievement of the Indonesian Hajj Service
[00:02:00] from the Ministry of Satisfaction Index
[00:02:03] yet practical for widespread (IKLHI) 2026, which was 83.28% with a satisfactory
[00:02:06] category, proves that the transformation of Hajj services
[00:02:10] is felt by pilgrims. The Minister of Hajj emphasized
[00:02:13] that the achievement of Hajj implementation in 2026
[00:02:16] is a challenge for the government to continue to
[00:02:20] maintain and even improve the quality of services
[00:02:22] in the upcoming Hajj season. I thank the Head of BPS
[00:02:26] that she has released information about the
[00:02:30] Hajj pilgrimage in 2026 yesterday, where
[00:02:34] we have achieved many milestones and progress.
[00:02:37] Of course, this is a challenge for us
[00:02:41] to not only maintain but also
[00:02:44] improve these achievements for the
[00:02:47] next Hajj implementation. Meanwhile, the Head of the Central
[00:02:51] Statistics Agency (BPS) Amalia Adininggar Vidya
[00:02:55] Santi explained that IKLHI is an improvement
[00:02:58] of the Indonesian Hajj Pilgrim Satisfaction Index (IKJHI)
[00:03:01] that has been used so far. The change in methodology
[00:03:05] was made because the scope of the assessment
[00:03:07] was made more
[00:03:10] comprehensive. The Indonesian Hajj Service Satisfaction
[00:03:13] Index in 2026
[00:03:16] is
[00:03:18] 82.71.
[00:03:21] This is in the satisfactory category. Minister of Hajj
[00:03:24] and Umrah Muhammad Irfan Yusuf added that President Prabowo
[00:03:28] Subianto's directive also served as a basis for the
[00:03:31] development of Hajj implementation in the future, which is
[00:03:35] to ensure that the benefits of Hajj pilgrimage are increasingly
[00:03:38] felt by the community, one of which is through strengthening
[00:03:42] the use of Indonesian
[00:03:43] products and consumption materials
[00:03:47] in the Hajj supply chain. The government launched a single
[00:03:50] data system for distributing zakat, infak, sadaqah,
[00:03:54] and other religious social funds. Through this single data system,
[00:03:58] social funds are targeted to be distributed to 28 million
[00:04:01] beneficiaries or mustahid.
[00:04:06] The government, through the Ministry of National Development Planning
[00:04:10] or the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas),
[00:04:13] the Ministry of Religious Affairs, and the National Amil Zakat
[00:04:16] Agency (Baznas), launched a
[00:04:20] Gaza, Palestine. Footage single data system for the distribution of zakat, infak, sadaqah, and other religious
[00:04:24] social funds. Baznas Chairman Soddiq Mujahid said
[00:04:26] that Baznas's zakat collection target for 2026
[00:04:30] is 50 trillion through 13
[00:04:34] flagship programs. The collected zakat will be distributed to
[00:04:37] 28 million beneficiaries or mustahik. Through this
[00:04:41] single data system, zakat distribution agencies will obtain
[00:04:45] beneficiary data based on region and welfare category,
[00:04:48] so that assistance distribution can be adjusted to official government
[00:04:57] neighborhoods north of Al-Quds of Palestinians in the Kalandia data, namely muzaki data, mustahik data which with integration. That
[00:05:00] way, programs will be more integrated,
[00:05:03] programs will be
[00:05:07] Israeli-occupied Jerusalem, more accurate, programs will be more efficient, programs
[00:05:10] in mobilizing zakat,
[00:05:12] infak, sadaqah, and
[00:05:15] also programs in empowering
[00:05:19] muzaki. With the integration of muzaki and mustahik
[00:05:23] data, programs will be more integrated, targeted,
[00:05:26] and efficient. This program is also expected to support
[00:05:30] the eradication of extreme poverty in accordance with Presidential
[00:05:32] Instruction No. 8 of 2025.
[00:05:47] US President Donald Trump denied that the US
[00:05:50] ammunition stock was depleted due to the war with
[00:05:54] Iran and threatened to hit Iran hard if
[00:05:57] an agreement was not reached. In addition, the foreign ministers
[00:06:01] of Arab and Islamic countries condemned Israel for
[00:06:05] dragging the Middle East into an abyss of destruction. Here's
[00:06:08] more information in International Highlights.
[00:06:16] US President Donald Trump alluded to the beautiful Islamic
[00:06:20] Republic of Iran, saying that the United States would
[00:06:23] hit Iran hard if an agreement was not reached.
[00:06:27] President Trump made the statement while speaking at an event
[00:06:30] in Las Vegas, USA, on Wednesday local time. Trump
[00:06:33] said he liked Venezuela because the United States
[00:06:36] was doing great things in Venezuela.
[00:07:12] The entire army tactical system and precision strike
[00:07:16] missile (PRSM) global supply of Tomahawk
[00:07:20] missiles has been reduced by almost half. Meanwhile,
[00:07:24] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel would attack
[00:07:27] Iran without the United States. Netanyahu made the statement
[00:07:30] after the Iranian president announced the failure of the
[00:07:34] United States and Israel to overthrow the Iranian government's
[00:07:37] Islamic Republic regime. Netanyahu's threat was made amid US
[00:07:41] diplomatic efforts to reach
[00:08:19] an agreement. This has ensured that Iran remains united and resilient in the face of external pressure. The Iranian navy issued a direct
[00:08:21] warning
[00:08:26] to US warships to immediately withdraw from the Strait of Hormuz or be sunk. The Iranian military stated that this was not a threat because
[00:08:30] Iran was on war alert. Iran warned that any US
[00:08:34] warship attempting to force an alternative maritime
[00:08:37] corridor or violate restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:08:40] would become an Iranian military target. Iran stated that
[00:08:44] an agreement with Oman was close, but did not guarantee
[00:08:47] the reopening of the Strait
[00:08:49] of Hormuz. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kasim Garibababadi
[00:08:53] said that Iran was close to finalizing an agreement
[00:08:57] with Oman on new arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:09:01] However, he warned that the agreement would not mean
[00:09:04] that the strategic waterway would be fully reopened. Meanwhile,
[00:09:08] the Yemeni armed forces announced that they had targeted
[00:09:12] another Saudi ship in the Red Sea. This was in
[00:09:16] response to Riyadh's decade-long blockade of Yemeni
[00:09:19] ports.
[00:09:27] The Israeli military chief visited Israeli forces in
[00:09:32] released by the Israeli military showed military chief
[00:09:35] El Zamir discussing with commanders
[00:09:39] in an operational assessment in the Gaza Strip. The
[00:09:42] Israeli military chief stated on Wednesday that Israeli
[00:09:46] forces would continue to operate proactively in the Gaza
[00:09:49] Strip and pledged to continue hunting down those responsible
[00:09:53] for the attack by the Palestinian militant group Hamas
[00:09:55] on October 7. Israeli forces launched a massive
[00:09:59] military assault in the occupied West Bank of Palestine.
[00:10:02] Israeli forces arrested dozens
[00:10:06] refugee camp and in besieged
[00:10:09] or Israeli-occupied Jerusalem. About 10 fully
[00:10:13] armed soldiers attacked a Palestinian youth in the Kalandia
[00:10:16] refugee camp north of
[00:10:19] Palestine. The Israeli military increased
[00:10:22] operations and raids in the refugee
[00:10:26] camps. Palestinian media groups released a new report
[00:10:29] warning that human rights violations against Palestinians
[00:10:33] detained in Israeli prisons have sharply increased during
[00:10:36] July. The Israeli military continues to arrest Palestinians
[00:10:40] in the occupied territories. Meanwhile, the foreign ministers
[00:10:43] of Arab and Islamic countries condemned Israeli expansionism
[00:10:47] in the Palestinian territories as undermining peace.
[00:10:51] Israel is said to be dragging the Middle East
[00:10:55] into an abyss of destruction. The foreign ministers of Arab
[00:10:59] and Islamic countries who met in Amman, Jordan,
[00:11:02] reiterated their rejection of Israel's actions in Jerusalem,
[00:11:05] the West Bank, and Gaza,
[00:11:14] Palestine. Japanese product designer Satoshi
[00:11:17] Nakagawa developed a technology to generate
[00:11:21] electricity from food, soil, construction waste, and even
[00:11:25] microplastics. Satoshi Nagawa installs
[00:11:28] electrodes on materials containing water or ions
[00:11:32] to collect naturally formed electric currents continuously.
[00:11:37] is still very small and can only
[00:11:41] power low-power LED lights.
[00:11:43] However, Nagawa believes that this technology
[00:11:47] can become an always-available backup energy source
[00:11:50] because it does not depend on the weather like solar
[00:11:57] panels or wind turbines. Once installed, this
[00:12:00] system also does not produce carbon dioxide. Nagakawa
[00:12:04] hopes that this technology can be used during disasters
[00:12:07] or in areas that do not yet have access to
[00:12:10] electricity. He says this technology has the potential
[00:12:13] to help charge cellphones for emergency communication
[00:12:17] and provide lighting in health facilities and schools
[00:12:20] in remote areas. However, a number of engineers believe
[00:12:24] that this system is not
[00:12:28] use, because the power generated is still very
[00:12:31] limited. Nakagawa remains optimistic and believes
[00:12:35] that energy demand will continue to increase with global
[00:12:38] population growth and the development of artificial
[00:12:41] intelligence. He believes that even if it makes a
[00:12:45] small contribution, people need to have a way to generate electricity independently from
[00:12:48] their surroundings.
[00:12:57] A bottlenose dolphin named
[00:13:00] Fragley was seen continuously carrying her
[00:13:04] dead calf in Western Australian waters.
[00:13:07] Pragley was seen carrying her calf
[00:13:10] with her snout and back as she surfaced
[00:13:14] to breathe, accompanied by a group of
[00:13:17] dolphins in Kombana Bay. Researchers from the Geographical
[00:13:20] Marine Research Institute said the dolphin calf
[00:13:23] survived for about two weeks before it died.
[00:13:27] The mother's behavior of continuously carrying her calf
[00:13:30] is thought to be related to maternal bonding and
[00:13:34] a sense of loss, although the exact
[00:13:37] cause is still being investigated. Bottlenose dolphins
[00:13:41] are known to have strong social bonds and
[00:13:44] care for their young for years.
[00:13:47] Similar phenomena have also been
[00:13:50] reported in various parts of the world.
[00:13:54] 15 elephants were found
[00:13:57] dead in the last month in Amboseli
[00:14:00] National Park, Kenya. Initial investigations showed that the
[00:14:04] elephants had ingested cyanide, a toxic
[00:14:06] substance that can damage the lungs and liver.
[00:14:10] Spokesperson for the Kenya Wildlife Service, Dukan Jumawayma, investigators suspect
[00:14:14] that the elephants ate tomatoes contaminated with
[00:14:17] highly toxic pesticides. Tomatoes were also found in the
[00:14:20] stomachs of several elephants from the same herd,
[00:14:25] who were allegedly attracted to eating young tomato
[00:14:28] plants in nearby agricultural land. To date,
[00:14:32] investigators are still tracing elements of intentionality in the
[00:14:35] poisoning incident. The Prague Zoo gave ice
[00:14:38] cream and blocks of ice to polar
[00:14:42] bears and gorillas to help them cope
[00:14:45] with the second heatwave this summer.
[00:14:48] National temperatures reached almost
[00:14:51] 41 degrees Celsius. Two
[00:15:34] polar bear cubs named Kita. Moving on to other
[00:15:37] information, the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) is focusing
[00:15:41] on developing a free nutritious meal program (MBG)
[00:15:44] in areas with high stunting rates. In addition,
[00:15:47] the government is targeting the construction of 35,000
[00:15:51] Red and White Village
[00:15:56] Cooperatives to be completed this year. The Head of
[00:15:59] the National Nutrition Agency, Sudaryono, emphasized that his
[00:16:03] agency would prioritize the development of the free nutritious meal
[00:16:08] program in areas with high and very high
[00:16:11] stunting prevalence. BGN has received detailed data
[00:16:14] from the Ministry of Health on the distribution of
[00:16:18] stunted children to determine the beneficiaries. This
[00:16:21] data is then matched with the locations of
[00:16:25] existing MBG kitchens. If there are no processing
[00:16:28] kitchens in areas with high stunting rates, BGN
[00:16:32] is committed to building new facilities to ensure targeted
[00:16:35] assistance. We already have the data from
[00:16:39] the Ministry of Health. We already have data on kitchens
[00:16:42] in those areas. So, in these upcoming days
[00:16:46] and weeks, we are focusing on
[00:16:48] how to activate the kitchens in areas
[00:16:52] with high and very high stunting rates. If
[00:16:55] there are no kitchens, we will specifically build
[00:16:58] kitchens in those places. The formation of discussion
[00:17:02] groups and the addition of MBG kitchens in critical
[00:17:05] stunting areas are expected
[00:17:12] to improve the nutritional quality of children sustainably
[00:17:16] throughout Indonesia. Six public schools
[00:17:18] will soon be built in West Sumatra by the
[00:17:22] end of 2026. These six areas are Solok
[00:17:25] Regency, South Solok, South Pesisir, Padang Pariaman,
[00:17:29] 50 Kota, and Tanah Datar. These areas have been declared to
[00:17:33] meet all requirements
[00:17:38] Social Affairs so that construction can be carried out
[00:17:41] immediately. Next, the process will involve the selection
[00:17:44] of construction, which is estimated to start in
[00:17:48] October to November 2026. The government
[00:17:51] targets all construction to be completed within
[00:17:54] 6 months so that the schools can be
[00:17:58] used for the new school year in 2027.
[00:18:01] The West Sumatra Provincial Government through the Social
[00:18:05] Service has proposed all regencies and cities
[00:18:08] for public school construction, but only areas that
[00:18:11] meet all administrative and technical requirements can
[00:18:14] proceed to the construction stage. Some of
[00:18:17] these requirements include having a land area
[00:18:21] of approximately 6.8 hectares, a slope of less
[00:18:23] than 10 degrees,
[00:18:30] already certified, free of disputes, not located in forest
[00:18:33] areas or environmentally problematic areas, and
[00:18:36] easily accessible to the community. Approximately
[00:18:40] 700 participants consisting of provincial government,
[00:18:43] district, city, village government, cooperative management,
[00:18:47] academics, community organizations, and the general public
[00:18:50] attended the socialization of the Red and White
[00:18:54] Village Cooperative program at the South Sulawesi
[00:18:57] Governor's office. This activity was held to provide
[00:19:01] understanding of the objectives, benefits, and implementation
[00:19:04] stages of the program so that cooperatives can
[00:19:08] become economic drivers at the village and sub-district
[00:19:11] levels. Minister of Villages and Development of Disadvantaged
[00:19:15] Regions, Yandri Susanto, stated that
[00:19:18] cooperative development will be carried out in stages
[00:19:21] until the end of August. The government
[00:19:24] targets the completion of approximately 35,000 cooperatives
[00:19:28] equipped with various supporting facilities such as warehouses,
[00:19:31] service outlets, logistics fleets, and other
[00:19:34] operational facilities. According to Yandri, the development
[00:19:37] of the Red and White
[00:19:39] Village Cooperative will
[00:19:43] go hand in hand with the development of the
[00:19:46] education, agriculture, infrastructure, and disadvantaged
[00:19:50] regions sectors. Through cross-ministerial collaboration.
[00:19:54] Yes, we always collaborate. For
[00:19:57] example, regarding education, we communicate with the Minister
[00:20:01] of Education. We already have MoUs with
[00:20:05] the Minister of Public Works and Housing for infrastructure.
[00:20:08] Then, for thematic villages,
[00:20:12] like corn villages, melon villages, mango villages,
[00:20:16] we collaborate with the Minister of Agriculture.
[00:20:19] The collaboration I was talking about earlier,
[00:20:23] we are not supermen but a super team.
[00:20:26] So, the Ministry of Villages is more
[00:20:29] collaborative. Yes, we also
[00:20:32] focus on 3T areas. The government is optimistic
[00:20:36] that the Red and White Village Cooperatives
[00:20:50] simultaneously improve community welfare. Meanwhile, regarding
[00:20:53] the obstacle of land provision in several
[00:20:56] regions, the government stated that it continues
[00:21:00] to coordinate with related ministries and institutions
[00:21:04] so that cooperative development can proceed according to
[00:21:07] the national target.
[00:21:09] With this, the national
[00:21:12] seminar
[00:21:14] of the village.
[00:21:19] State Secretary Prasetio Hadi appreciated the public's
[00:21:22] enthusiasm to attend the series of ceremonies commemorating
[00:21:26] the 81st Anniversary of the Independence of the
[00:21:29] Republic of Indonesia at Merdeka Palace,
[00:21:31] Central Jakarta. On the first day
[00:21:35] of the invitation or ticket grab, which
[00:21:39] opened on August 5, a total
[00:21:42] of 128,331 citizens participated in
[00:21:45] the registration process from 36 provinces
[00:21:48] in Indonesia and 14 countries. The State Secretary
[00:21:52] assessed that the high public interest reflected
[00:21:56] the spirit of nationalism and enthusiasm to witness
[00:21:59] directly the commemoration ceremony of the 81st
[00:22:03] anniversary of Indonesian Independence at Merdeka Palace,
[00:22:07] Jakarta, on August 17. The State Secretary also
[00:22:10] apologized to the public who failed to get
[00:22:14] invitations on the first day of registration. However,
[00:22:18] he stated that the public need not worry
[00:22:22] because the government will reopen the invitation
[00:22:25] grab today until tomorrow, August
[00:22:29] 7, 2026. The State Secretary also
[00:22:32] invited the public to continue monitoring official
[00:23:59] information regarding the implementation of the invitation
[00:24:03] or ticket grab, as well as to follow
[00:24:06] all established provisions so that the registration
[00:24:10] process can proceed in an orderly and smooth
[00:24:13] manner. As the 81st Anniversary of the
[00:24:17] Independence of the Republic of Indonesia approaches, the
[00:24:21] spirit of nationalism and love for
[00:24:24] culture need to be continuously strengthened through
[00:24:28] various positive activities. Art and culture are
[00:24:31] important means to foster unity, strengthen national
[00:24:35] identity, and instill national values
[00:24:38] in the next generation. Located in the Monas
[00:24:41] intersection area, Jakarta, artist and cultural
[00:24:45] activist Iweng MJC held an event to
[00:24:48] welcome the 81st Anniversary of Indonesian
[00:24:52] Independence. Through the spirit of gotong
[00:24:55] royong (mutual cooperation) and the motto
[00:24:59] "Holopis Kuntul Baris," which means togetherness
[00:25:02] and unity, Iweng
[00:25:20] MJC invites the public to continue
[00:25:23] to maintain solidarity, love for the homeland,
[00:25:27] and preserve Indonesian art and culture.
[00:25:30] On the same occasion, Iweng, together
[00:25:34] with Nawasena Madiksara Utama publisher, launched
[00:25:37] a book titled "Holopis Kuntul Baris"
[00:25:40] as an effort to promote and preserve
[00:25:43] the values of gotong royong, nationalism,
[00:25:46] and Indonesian cultural wisdom.
[00:25:50] 81. I
[00:25:52] hope that national values will be
[00:25:56] more celebrated, because this is a momentum
[00:25:59] for Indonesia's Independence Day. We should