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[00:00:00] that the United States' response to Iran's seven demands in
[00:00:03] the proposed reopening of the strategic Strait of Hormuz was
[00:00:07] insufficient. Meanwhile, despite previously
[00:00:11] denying it, the Department of War or the
[00:00:15] United States Department of Defense, the Pentagon, admitted that the number of United States soldiers
[00:00:18] killed in the Iran war was
[00:00:21] higher. The number of United States soldiers killed in aggression
[00:00:25] against Iran was higher than previously
[00:00:28] reported.
[00:00:31] Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy or IRGC
[00:00:35] stated that the second and third Supertankers hit
[00:00:38] sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, and
[00:00:41] caught fire. Iran asserted that the United States must
[00:00:45] be held accountable for the US-Israeli aggression
[00:00:49] against
[00:00:49] Iran.
[00:00:54] The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy (IRGC) stated that a
[00:00:58] supertanker violating regulations hit a
[00:01:01] sea mine in the southern sector of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, resulting in
[00:01:05] an explosion in the engine room. This tanker, carrying
[00:01:09] crude oil and intending to exit the Strait of Hormuz, had
[00:01:12] turned off its navigation system and experienced the incident
[00:01:16] due to crossing an unauthorized path.
[00:01:20] media, we are on This is the third tanker that has violated regulations and hit a
[00:01:23] sea mine in the forbidden zone and caught fire since
[00:01:26] yesterday. The Iranian IRGC Navy stated that any ship that turns off
[00:01:30] its navigation system in the Strait of Hormuz area will be designated
[00:01:34] as an enemy ship. All
[00:01:36] ships in the Strait of Hormuz area that turn off their navigation and identification
[00:01:40] systems will be considered enemy ships and will
[00:01:43] be dealt with strictly and firmly.
[00:01:46] The IRGC Navy of Iran stated that a oil tanker carrying
[00:01:50] 750,000 barrels of crude oil this afternoon ignored
[00:01:54] warnings and attempted to cross an unauthorized path. The ship
[00:01:58] then hit a sea mine and was followed by a huge explosion
[00:02:01] and fire. The commander of the Iranian IRGC Navy warned
[00:02:04] all ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz not to turn off
[00:02:08] their navigation systems and automatic identification systems.
[00:02:11] This warning was issued following a series of sea mine explosion incidents that
[00:02:15] hit tankers in the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:02:18] including incidents involving Panama-flagged crude
[00:02:22] oil tankers. Meanwhile, the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister
[00:02:25] for Legal and International Affairs, Kazem
[00:02:29] Garibabadi, stated that Iran will
[00:02:32] pursue legal action in national and international courts
[00:02:36] regarding the attack targeting a primary school in Minab,
[00:02:39] Iran. He asserted that the United States must be held
[00:02:42] accountable for the joint aggression of the United States and
[00:02:45] Israel against
[00:02:46] Iran.
[00:02:50] We return to domestic information. The Coordinating
[00:02:54] breakthroughs shown Minister for Downstream and Energy Transition,
[00:02:57] Bahlil Lahadalia, pushed for changes in mining
[00:03:00] regulations to give priority to regional cooperatives and
[00:03:04] MSMEs in obtaining mining business permits
[00:03:07] or IUPs without going through
[00:03:09] a tender.
[00:03:15] The Coordinating Minister for Downstream and Energy Transition, Bahlil
[00:03:18] Lahadalia, believes this policy is necessary
[00:03:22] to expand local entrepreneurs' access to
[00:03:25] natural resource management. Coordinating Minister Bahlil
[00:03:28] emphasized that this policy is in line with the Pancasila-based
[00:03:31] economic principles that emphasize equal
[00:03:35] opportunities and wealth distribution. The government
[00:03:39] also encourages companies holding IUPs to involve
[00:03:42] local partners, including in the implementation of mining
[00:03:46] work. So then we changed the
[00:03:49] Minerba Law
[00:03:52] to give cooperatives and MSMEs
[00:03:55] priority for IUPs without tender to restore
[00:03:59] the rights of local people to be masters in their own country. Downstreaming is
[00:04:03] important as a growth driver for
[00:04:06] the economy, but if growth is high without
[00:04:09] equality, according to me, it's not
[00:04:12] right. That's where the government's
[00:04:14] presence is important to ensure
[00:04:18] that equality occurs. Coordinating Minister Bahlil
[00:04:21] reminded regional entrepreneurs to maintain integrity and
[00:04:25] professionalism. He emphasized that work packages entrusted
[00:04:28] to local partners must not be resold
[00:04:32] to other parties. This step is
[00:04:35] expected to strengthen the role of regional business actors
[00:04:38] and encourage the equitable distribution of economic benefits from the mining
[00:04:42] sector.
[00:04:46] Home Affairs Minister Tito Karnavian said that inflation in
[00:04:50] September 2026 had reached
[00:04:53] 3.28%.
[00:04:56] Home Affairs Minister Tito reminded local governments to control
[00:05:12] annual inflation, which is approaching the government's upper target
[00:05:16] of 3.5%.
[00:05:18] Tito said that year-on-year inflation in
[00:05:22] September 2026 reached 3.28%,
[00:05:26] up from August 2026 which was
[00:05:29] 3.19%. According to him, this figure needs
[00:05:33] to be a common concern so that inflation does not exceed the government's
[00:05:37] upper target. And inflation
[00:05:40] from month to month August
[00:05:42] September also experienced an increase. We
[00:05:46] see the trend on the right from
[00:05:49] 0.21 to 0.30 and
[00:05:52] the main contributor, if we look at the data
[00:05:56] here, month-on-month, is
[00:05:59] the food and beverage and tobacco
[00:06:02] sector at
[00:06:04] 0.88%.
[00:06:07] Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian warned that rising
[00:06:10] inflation could directly impact people's purchasing power,
[00:06:14] especially low-income communities. He
[00:06:18] stated that people in decile 1 and 2, or
[00:06:21] the lowest 20% group, are the ones who feel
[00:06:25] the impact of rising prices of basic necessities the most. According
[00:06:28] to Medagito, even a relatively small increase in commodity
[00:06:31] prices can affect the expenditures
[00:06:34] of people who rely on daily income. The food,
[00:06:38] beverage, and tobacco group is a contributor to monthly inflation
[00:06:42] that needs attention. This group recorded an inflation
[00:06:46] rate of 0.88%,
[00:06:49] higher than other expenditure groups.
[00:06:52] Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian asked local governments to immediately
[00:06:56] coordinate with the National Agency for Food Control (Bapanas), Bulog, and
[00:07:00] business actors to control the prices of food
[00:07:03] commodities that are experiencing an increase. He also asked
[00:07:06] for the support of the Ministry of Agriculture and Bulog to conduct market
[00:07:10] operations and interventions in cities and districts that are experiencing
[00:07:13] price
[00:07:14] increases.
[00:07:17] Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman revealed
[00:07:21] egg prices, I mean,
[00:07:24] chicken and egg prices for farmers can rise. He
[00:07:28] said that farmers are suffering losses due to price manipulation in
[00:07:32] these
[00:07:33] commodities.
[00:07:37] Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman expressed the complaints
[00:07:41] of chicken and egg farmers facing pressure due to low selling
[00:07:44] prices at the producer level. This condition is considered to threaten
[00:07:48] the sustainability of farmers' businesses, even though prices at the consumer
[00:07:52] level are still considered high. According to Minister Amran, the price of chicken
[00:07:56] and eggs at the producer level is around Rp20,000 to
[00:07:59] Rp21,000. These prices are below the government
[00:08:03] purchase price or HPP, while prices at the
[00:08:07] consumer level reach Rp40,000 to
[00:08:09] Rp45,000. This is also
[00:08:42] why farmers demonstrated,
[00:08:45] but at the same time, consumers are also shouting,
[00:08:49] meaning there are middlemen, there is a mafia. We have to deal with this mafia.
[00:08:53] Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman suspected that there
[00:08:56] was a problem in the distribution chain that caused
[00:09:00] a price gap between the producer and
[00:09:03] consumer levels. Therefore, Amran asked for the alleged price
[00:09:06] manipulation to be investigated so that it would not continue to harm farmers
[00:09:10] and the public.
[00:09:13] Minister Amran said the Ministry of Agriculture had sent a letter to the National Police Chief
[00:09:17] to follow up on the matter. In addition, he
[00:09:20] also encouraged collaboration between the government and law
[00:09:23] enforcement officials to overcome alleged practices that disrupt
[00:09:27] food trade.
[00:09:30] Let's move on to other news. The Civil Military
[00:09:34] Cooperation (CIMIC) Task Force of the Indonesian National Armed Forces
[00:09:38] (Garuda Contingent or KONGA
[00:09:41] UNIFIL) provided health services to 155 elderly residents
[00:09:44] at the Bassel al-Assad Center in Tyre City,
[00:09:47] Lebanon. This activity is a form of the Indonesian National Armed Forces'
[00:09:50] care in helping the community in the peace
[00:09:54] mission area.
[00:09:59] The Civil Military Cooperation (CIMIC) Task Force of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, KONGA, or Garuda
[00:10:03] Contingent 31P UNIFIL, provided health
[00:10:06] services to 155 elderly residents at the Basel
[00:10:09] Al-Assad Center in Tyre City, Lebanon. This activity
[00:10:13] is a form of the Indonesian National Armed Forces' care in helping the community in
[00:10:17] the Peace Mission area through general health examinations,
[00:10:20] general and specialist doctor consultations, and the provision
[00:10:23] of free medicines. These services also serve as
[00:10:27] a momentum to increase health access for the elderly group
[00:10:31] who face mobility limitations and require continuous
[00:10:34] medical attention. This humanitarian activity was carried out
[00:10:37] through civil-military cooperation involving UNIFIL Level
[00:10:40] 1 Plus Hospital Chinese Battalion
[00:10:43] (Chinbat), Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), Imam
[00:10:47] Sadr Foundation, Afnan Social Association, and
[00:10:51] the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lebanon. In his speech,
[00:10:54] the Commander of CIMIC Task Force KONGA
[00:10:57] 31P UNIFIL, Lieutenant Colonel Infantry Rahmatullah Suara, appreciated all parties
[00:11:01] who supported the activity. He hoped that these health services
[00:11:05] could provide real benefits for the elderly and
[00:11:08] strengthen the friendship between UNIFIL and the local
[00:11:12] community. The presence of the CIMIC TNI KONGA
[00:11:15] 31P UNIFIL Task Force, through these health services,
[00:11:18] reaffirms the TNI's commitment to carrying out the UN peacekeeping mission, which
[00:11:22] is not only focused on security stability, but also
[00:11:25] cares about the needs of the community through a humanitarian
[00:11:28] approach and cooperation with various parties. This activity
[00:11:32] is part of Indonesia's military diplomacy to strengthen
[00:11:35] trust, build harmonious relationships, and provide
[00:11:39] real benefits for the Lebanese
[00:11:40] community.
[00:11:45] The role of women and young inventors became
[00:11:48] one of the main highlights in the international conference
[00:11:52] (IEE Tenkon)
[00:11:55] 2026 which took place from October 10 to 13,
[00:11:58] 2026 in Badung Regency, Bali. The full report
[00:12:02] was delivered by our colleague, reporter Rahmat Idris, and cameraman
[00:12:05] Satria from Badung Regency,
[00:12:09] Bali.
[00:12:12] Yes, brothers and sisters, the second day of Tencon
[00:12:15] 2026 in Bali has rolled on
[00:12:19] today with a series of follow-up agendas that
[00:12:22] involve more than 700 participants from various
[00:12:26] parts of the world. Engineers, academics,
[00:12:29] including technology leaders who are present
[00:12:32] in Bali to showcase and share
[00:12:35] the latest technological horizons that
[00:12:38] form the landscape or picture of technological progress in
[00:12:42] the Asia Pacific region or region
[00:12:45] 10, which is the basis of this conference. Well,
[00:12:49] brothers and sisters, on this second day, of course, part of more
[00:12:52] than 1200 papers which... were then
[00:12:55] curated into only
[00:12:57] 576
[00:13:00] continue to be shown and presented. On this
[00:13:03] second day, one of the most prominent showcases is
[00:13:07] the discussion about artificial intelligence
[00:13:10] which continues to penetrate various sectors,
[00:13:14] one of which is biomedical science, where one of the main
[00:13:19] is how artificial intelligence
[00:13:21] is used in early detection
[00:13:25] of cancer risk, but the obstacle is the accuracy level
[00:13:28] which is still being adjusted to the ethnicity of each
[00:13:31] country. The results of scans in Europe or in
[00:13:35] the American continent, even in Asia, can depend
[00:13:38] on the characteristics of each one. This is still
[00:13:42] an ongoing study and is developing very rapidly in
[00:13:45] various parts of the world and is a forum for
[00:13:48] sharing research results and
[00:13:51] breakthroughs. Meanwhile, one of the issues that also emerged
[00:13:55] today, brothers and sisters, is the discussion about the increasing
[00:13:59] role of women in the field of
[00:14:02] engineering or women in engineering because at
[00:14:06] present, the scientific field is still dominated
[00:14:09] by men, and it seems that in many countries, there
[00:14:13] has been a lot of progress showing women's representation, even though
[00:14:17] many are still underrepresented or
[00:14:21] underrepresented, but this continues to be fought for because perspectives
[00:14:25] in industry and technology are highly
[00:14:28] valued. And, brothers and sisters, there is also a program
[00:14:31] on the sidelines, in addition to the main agenda, namely
[00:14:35] "Young Professional Connects," which is a forum for young
[00:14:39] scientists from various parts of the world to
[00:14:43] convey their aspirations and also their great
[00:14:46] hopes related to the advancement and future
[00:14:49] of technology in the Asia Pacific region. Well, brothers and sisters,
[00:14:53] tomorrow Tenkon 200 26 will end
[00:14:56] and the leadership will be handed over to South Korea,
[00:15:00] where the city of Busan will host
[00:15:03] Tenkon 2027.
[00:15:06] From Bali, I am Rahmat Idris and Satria
[00:20:15] The promotion of Ulos woven fabric in North Tapanuli Regency,
[00:20:19] North Sumatra, is now increasingly developing through social
[00:20:22] media and live streaming.
[00:20:26] This effort is made to expand the market,
[00:20:29] as well as attract young generations to the traditional
[00:20:32] Batak fabric.
[00:20:33] Batak.
[00:20:39] The utilization of digital media is one of the strategies of the regional
[00:20:43] National Handicraft Council or Dekranasda of North Tapanuli
[00:20:47] in promoting local Ulos woven fabric. The income
[00:21:50] of weavers is said to have increased compared to before,
[00:21:54] along with the wider marketing opportunities.
[00:21:58] for promotion itself,
[00:22:01] we have many methods.
[00:22:04] First, we promote through social media,
[00:22:07] eh social
[00:22:10] eh Instagram,
[00:22:13] TikTok, besides that, we also
[00:22:17] have live sales every day. We
[00:22:20] as young people
[00:22:22] tend to look for more interesting content,
[00:22:26] so our focus right now is
[00:22:29] to create interesting content so that we can
[00:22:33] attract young people in North Tapanuli
[00:22:36] to buy Ulos. The price of Ulos fabric starts from
[00:22:40] Rp150,000,
[00:22:42] but the final price depends on the type and quality of the material,
[00:22:46] the complexity of the motif, customer requests, and the duration.
[00:25:40] Education is still one of the important factors in improving
[00:25:43] the quality of human resources and also opening up opportunities
[00:25:47] for the community to improve their standard of living. However,
[00:25:50] the issue of education costs is still one of the obstacles for
[00:25:54] some people to obtain optimal access to education.
[00:25:58] This requires the government's involvement in
[00:26:02] ensuring that the community has ample opportunity to receive
[00:26:05] education. This support is considered important so that economic
[00:26:09] problems do not become an obstacle for the community,
[00:26:12] especially the younger generation, to continue their education to
[00:26:15] a higher level. The way to
[00:26:18] break the chain of poverty is only through education.
[00:26:22] We encourage that it be truly
[00:26:25] implemented, the discourse of
[00:26:28] education and an educated society, because that is what becomes.