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[00:00:00] The Ansar Allah group or Yemeni Houthis reported more than
[00:00:03] 100 attacks by the Saudi
[00:00:07] a series of Arabian-led coalition in Yemen, meanwhile the Houthi armed forces launched retaliatory
[00:00:10] attacks on Saudi
[00:00:12] Arabian territory.
[00:00:16] The Ansarullah or Houthi group in Yemen stated on Wednesday that
[00:00:19] the Saudi Arabian-led coalition had launched more than 100
[00:00:23] attacks on various locations across Yemen during the last
[00:00:27] 24 hours. At the same time, the Houthi group also
[00:00:30] attacked a number of targets within Saudi Arabia, including King
[00:00:34] Khalid International Airport.
[00:00:37] Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea said the Saudi
[00:00:41] Arabian-led coalition had launched 104 airstrikes targeting
[00:00:44] the Yemeni capital
[00:00:46] oil prices that had briefly been Sanaa, Al-Jawf, Al-Baida,
[00:00:49] Saada, Amran, Marib, Taiz and
[00:00:52] Lahj provinces. The attacks resulted in dozens of casualties,
[00:00:57] every traditional most of whom were women and children.
[00:01:01] Ansarullah or Yemeni Houthi armed forces announced a
[00:01:05] series of military operations using drones and ballistic missiles
[00:01:08] targeting strategic areas and infrastructure within
[00:01:12] Saudi Arabia. The attacks targeted radar facilities in
[00:01:15] Semenan Al-Kahma in northern Saudi Jizan using
[00:01:18] drones. The Houthis also attacked the Al-Kefa garrison
[00:01:22] in Najran using ballistic
[00:01:23] missiles.
[00:02:00] sent vital medical supplies to the besieged city of Taiz, Yemen.
[00:02:04] The Red Cross stated that they had sent four trucks filled
[00:02:07] with vital medical supplies to the city of Taiz after renewed
[00:02:10] fighting cut off access for weeks. Taiz
[00:02:14] has been largely isolated for one month. The fighting
[00:02:17] prevented the entry of
[00:02:19] aid.
[00:02:22] Israeli artillery fired shells into the eastern part of Gaza
[00:02:26] City, northern Gaza Strip, Palestine, resulting
[00:02:29] in Palestinian deaths and injuries, while thousands
[00:02:32] of people with disabilities and amputees in Gaza
[00:02:36] face an acute humanitarian crisis due to the
[00:02:39] Israeli blockade.
[00:02:44] The Israeli military continues to periodically launch airstrikes and
[00:02:48] artillery shelling into the eastern Gaza Strip, including around
[00:02:51] Gaza City, North Gaza and southern Gaza areas such
[00:02:55] as Khan Younis. The Israeli military launched shelling
[00:02:59] in the area east of Gaza City and several other
[00:03:02] points such as Zeitoun, Shujaiya, Jabalia
[00:03:05] and Khan Younis. Israeli forces launched a combination of ground
[00:03:09] artillery fire, airstrikes by fighter jets and
[00:03:12] helicopters, and naval gunfire towards the Gaza coast.
[00:03:16] Gaza's emergency and civil defense services reported casualties
[00:03:20] and injuries due to the Israeli attacks.
[00:03:24] Israeli forces detained around 30 Palestinians during
[00:03:27] raids in the refugee camp south of
[00:03:30] Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank of Palestine on Wednesday
[00:03:34] night until Thursday morning. Israeli forces searched a number of
[00:03:37] houses, damaging and destroying the contents and furniture
[00:03:41] inside the Palestinian homes that
[00:03:42] were searched.
[00:03:45] Israeli occupation forces conducted military exercises in the middle of Palestinian
[00:03:48] settlements in the hamlets of Khirbet Xinba Al-Halawa
[00:03:52] and Al-Markaz in Masafer Yatta, south of
[00:03:55] Hebron, West Bank, Palestine. Israeli military
[00:03:58] exercises in the Naimba settlement.
[00:04:30] 2026 reached 5.47%
[00:04:33] annually. Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs
[00:04:36] Airlangga Hartarto said that the achievement of economic
[00:04:40] growth shows that the Indonesian
[00:04:41] economy is still amidst global
[00:04:44] uncertainty.
[00:04:48] Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto said
[00:04:52] that the Indonesian economy was able to grow
[00:04:54] by 5.47% in the third quarter of
[00:04:57] 2026 amidst global uncertainty, ranging
[00:05:01] from fluctuations in world oil prices, pressure from US interest rates
[00:05:04] to the impact of the El Nino phenomenon. He revealed
[00:05:08] that the achievement of economic growth showed the resilience
[00:05:11] of the domestic economy amidst various
[00:05:14] external pressures. Well, amidst that uncertainty,
[00:05:17] our economic growth is still
[00:05:20] good, which is a growth of
[00:05:23] 5.47% year on
[00:05:26] year and cumulatively for the year
[00:05:30] to date, it's at 5.45%
[00:05:33] and this achievement is higher than various other countries in the
[00:05:37] G20, such as China, which is at
[00:05:40] 4.5%, South Korea at
[00:05:42] 3.4%, Germany at 1.2%, and even
[00:05:46] Japan at 0.7%. Coordinating Minister
[00:05:49] for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto explained that the
[00:05:52] global condition is still colored by a number of
[00:05:55] challenges, including world
[00:05:59] above 117 US
[00:06:02] dollars per barrel at the end of October before correcting to
[00:06:05] 94.6 US dollars per
[00:06:08] barrel. In addition, Indonesia also faces the impact
[00:06:12] of El Niño, which covers approximately 61% of the
[00:06:16] country's territory. From the global financial market side, the
[00:06:20] Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate or fed funds rate is
[00:06:24] in the range of 3.75%
[00:06:26] to 4%, while the yield on 10-year
[00:06:30] US Treasury notes reached
[00:06:33] 4.86%.
[00:06:37] The government continues to finalize plans to increase the
[00:06:40] non-taxable income threshold.
[00:07:12] new ones that have the potential to reduce the income
[00:07:15] of people subject to Article 21 income
[00:07:18] tax. Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Erlangga
[00:07:22] Hartarto revealed that discussions on increasing the
[00:07:26] Non-Taxable Income (PTKP) have not yet been completed, therefore
[00:07:29] the government cannot implement the new provisions
[00:07:33] at the beginning of 2027. This PTKP will be implemented
[00:07:36] next year and this will still be discussed,
[00:07:40] so the discussion is not yet finished
[00:07:43] and it will not be implemented in January, so maybe
[00:07:47] after January we will implement
[00:07:49] it. Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga
[00:07:53] Hartarto stated that the implementation of the policy
[00:07:56] is likely to be carried out after January 2027. Currently,
[00:07:59] the PTKP limit for individual taxpayers
[00:08:03] is still set at 54 million per
[00:08:06] year or equivalent to 4.5 million rupiah per
[00:08:10] month. Yes, that provision has been
[00:08:13] in effect since 2016 and has not changed
[00:08:17] for about a decade. If the government raises
[00:08:20] that limit, some of the public's income that
[00:08:24] was previously the basis for taxation may no
[00:08:27] longer be subject to Article 21 income tax,
[00:08:30] but the amount of the increase and the implementation
[00:08:34] provisions have not
[00:08:35] been officially announced.
[00:08:40] Minister of Trade Budhi Santoso ensured that the prices
[00:08:43] of several basic necessities in the Kebun Roek market in Mataram
[00:08:47] City are still under control menjelang Christmas and New Year.
[00:08:51] Monitoring results show that several commodities are even sold
[00:08:54] below the government's reference price.
[00:08:58] prices of several basic necessities in Kebon Roek market, Mataram
[00:09:02] City are still under control. This condition is evident
[00:09:05] from the monitoring results of the Minister of Trade of the Republic
[00:09:08] of Indonesia, Budhi Santoso, when he directly inspected
[00:09:12] the market. Yes. The Minister of Trade checked
[00:09:16] the prices and availability of various food commodities to ensure
[00:09:19] that supplies remain stable menjelang Christmas and New Year.
[00:09:23] From the monitoring results, chili prices range from 40,000
[00:09:26] rupiah per kilogram, below the government's reference price
[00:09:29] of 55,000 rupiah. Eggs are sold below
[00:09:33] 25,000 rupiah, while premium rice is still
[00:09:36] in line with the highest retail price of
[00:09:39] 14,900 rupiah per kilogram.
[00:09:42] Thank you. Chicken meat prices are
[00:09:44] around 35,000 rupiah, red onions 30,000
[00:09:48] rupiah, and garlic ranges
[00:09:50] from 28,000-30,000 rupiah per kilogram.
[00:09:53] Soundbite. The Head of Kebon Ruok Market, Malwi,
[00:09:57] assessed that the current price condition is still positive for traders.
[00:10:01] He hopes that the government's monitoring results can produce
[00:10:04] concrete steps to maintain price stability and availability
[00:10:08] of basic necessities, including anticipating needs menjelang
[00:10:12] Christmas and New Year. quite good,
[00:10:15] yes, all according to the reference price, in fact many are below the reference price
[00:10:19] earlier. Chili, how much was the chili
[00:10:22] earlier, some were 45?
[00:10:25] Some were 40, even though the reference price for chili
[00:10:28] was 55,000.
[00:10:30] Then eggs, eggs were below
[00:10:34] 25,000 rupiah.
[00:10:36] So because it's a surplus here, I also took a surplus, then earlier
[00:10:40] rice, premium rice is still
[00:10:43] in accordance with 14,900.
[00:10:46] 900, then cooking oil is also still in accordance.
[00:10:50] Chicken meat earlier
[00:10:52] was 35.
[00:10:58] In addition to prices, the Minister of Trade also ensured
[00:11:01] that the availability of food supplies in Mataram is relatively
[00:11:05] safe. The government even recorded a chili surplus in this
[00:11:08] area. This excess supply has the potential to be distributed
[00:11:12] to other areas in need to maintain supply and
[00:11:16] price balance between regions.
[00:11:17] Ridwan, TVRI West Nusa Tenggara reports.
[00:11:20] Brothers and sisters, the One Data Indonesia Law will not overlap
[00:11:24] with other regulations.
[00:11:28] it has
[00:11:34] different arrangements even though it is related
[00:11:37] to data management.
[00:11:42] The Deputy Speaker of the DPR RI Legislation Body, who is
[00:11:45] also the head of the One Data Indonesia Bill working committee, Sturman
[00:11:49] Panjaitan, said there was no overlap between the Personal Data Protection
[00:11:53] Law (UUPDP) and the One Data
[00:11:56] Indonesia Law. According to Sturman, the main challenge in
[00:12:00] implementing One Data Indonesia lies precisely in the
[00:12:02] implementation stage because it involves many ministries, institutions and agencies that have
[00:12:06] their own interests. Sturman explained that One Data
[00:12:09] Indonesia will act as an orchestrator so that
[00:12:13] data can be used by various parties in accordance with their level
[00:12:16] of authority and classification. Sturman also emphasized that
[00:12:20] confidential data cannot be given indiscriminately to other
[00:12:24] parties. In addition, he said the implementation of One Data
[00:12:28] Indonesia requires technical readiness so that data management
[00:12:31] can be implemented down to the village government level.
[00:12:35] So not everyone uses that data according to their interests,
[00:12:39] no, but according to the rules that have been established, so
[00:12:42] if it's confidential, it can't be given out indiscriminately, so
[00:12:46] there's no overlap with personal data protection. The
[00:12:48] second thing is that the technical level requires
[00:12:51] time, requires high technical
[00:12:55] skill, so that even at the regional level,
[00:12:58] even the village head can understand how to provide data
[00:13:02] according to the rules, as a data provider and also a
[00:13:06] data source. Deputy Speaker of the DPR RI Legislation Body,
[00:13:09] Sturman, also revealed that infrastructure readiness is also
[00:13:12] considered an important factor in the implementation of
[00:13:15] One Data Indonesia, because so far, ministries and institutions
[00:13:19] still use their own data
[00:13:23] collection methods. Minister of
[00:13:55] National Development Planning. optimally utilized in
[00:13:58] supporting national development. According to him, timely,
[00:14:01] fast and accurate data is an important foundation
[00:14:04] in formulating development plans that are in accordance
[00:14:08] with community needs. Minister of National Development Planning/Head
[00:14:11] of Bappenas explained that data plays a strategic
[00:14:15] role in determining the direction of development as has been
[00:14:17] done since the beginning of Indonesia's National Development Planning.
[00:14:21] He also gave an example that demographic data is the basis
[00:14:55] for births in such a way that national
[00:14:58] needs for food, energy, and
[00:15:02] water can be accurate and well
[00:15:05] planned. This
[00:15:07] time at the initiative of
[00:15:11] the House of Representatives, together
[00:15:14] with the government,
[00:15:17] we are making data more accurate, faster,
[00:15:21] more precise, and
[00:15:24] thus... and One Data Indonesia
[00:15:27] was compiled. Minister of National Development Planning/Head of Bappenas,
[00:15:31] Rahmat Pambudi, also emphasized that national data management
[00:15:34] needs to be carried out systematically so that data
[00:15:37] from various sectors can become a national strength.
[00:15:41] The data in question includes demographic data, education,
[00:15:44] health, agriculture, environment, finance, satellite
[00:15:48] imagery, and even data
[00:16:12] Food security is not just about meeting today's
[00:16:15] needs, it's about ensuring every family has access
[00:16:19] to sufficient food. First, we plant
[00:16:23] from runners, then we water them every
[00:16:26] day, twice a day.
[00:16:29] Around 2 to 3 months, we can
[00:16:33] harvest. After that, they will continue to produce
[00:16:36] fruit for a year. For
[00:16:40] the medium, we also use a mixture of coco peat
[00:16:43] and burnt rice husks because we want to make
[00:16:47] sweet strawberries. Not only fruits, local
[00:16:50] food such as cassava also plays an important
[00:16:53] role in strengthening Indonesia's
[00:16:55] food security.
[00:16:57] For the type of cassava we harvest, it's
[00:17:01] the butter cassava type, green butter cassava and
[00:17:05] red butter cassava. Good cassava is not fibrous,
[00:17:08] it doesn't get stuck in your mouth when eaten.
[00:17:12] Through a touch of creativity and innovation,
[00:17:15] cassava is processed into tape, which has
[00:17:17] added value.
[00:17:20] After washing, it's immediately boiled for 30
[00:17:23] minutes, add yeast one by one, then put
[00:17:27] into a container that has been lined with
[00:17:30] leaves, wait two to three days. Support
[00:17:33] food security, smart farmers, prosperous farmers.
[00:18:25] of Population and Family Development, the National Population and
[00:18:29] Family Planning Board, Kemenduk Bangga, BKKBN
[00:18:33] held the Genting Collaboration Summit
[00:18:35] 2026. appreciation to stakeholders
[00:18:39] who contributed to the acceleration of stunting reduction
[00:18:43] through the foster parent movement to prevent stunting
[00:18:46] or
[00:18:47] Genting.
[00:18:51] The Minister of Population and Family Development, Head of BKKBN
[00:18:55] Hasto Wardoyo, said that Genting is a collaborative
[00:18:58] movement that relies on assistance from the community
[00:19:01] and various stakeholders outside the State Revenue and Expenditure
[00:19:05] Budget (APBN). According to Hasto
[00:19:08] Wardoyo, assistance distributed through Genting reached around
[00:19:11] 96 billion rupiah. Yes. All of this
[00:19:14] assistance can be accounted for through data that records
[00:19:18] various forms of intervention, ranging from nutritional fulfillment,
[00:19:21] provision of decent housing,
[00:19:23] latrines, to access to clean
[00:19:25] water. Hasto Wardoyo explained that Genting assistance is provided
[00:19:29] directly by foster parents to beneficiary families
[00:19:32] without going through the ministry. This mechanism
[00:19:35] is applied to ensure that assistance comes from the
[00:19:39] community and does not use state budget funds. Genting
[00:19:42] Collaboration Summit is
[00:19:44] our annual event. We have a program
[00:19:48] called Genting, the foster parent movement to prevent
[00:19:51] stunting. This movement, initiated by Kemenduk Bangga, is
[00:19:54] to help accelerate the reduction
[00:19:57] of stunting that does
[00:20:00] not involve
[00:20:02] or does not use
[00:20:05] the State Budget. This is assistance
[00:20:09] from our foster parents or
[00:20:12] OTAs, especially foster parents
[00:20:15] to prevent stunting. The Genting program is one
[00:20:19] of the efforts to accelerate intervention for families at
[00:20:23] risk of stunting, especially in areas not yet reached
[00:20:26] by government programs, including areas that do not yet
[00:20:29] have a nutrition service unit (SPPG). Hasto Wardoyo
[00:20:33] emphasized that handling stunting requires the involvement of various
[00:20:36] parties through a penta-helix
[00:20:50] approach) State-owned enterprises, regionally-owned enterprises, corporations,
[00:20:53] foundations, media, and various other parties who
[00:20:57] contribute to priority family development and population programs,
[00:21:00] including accelerating stunting reduction, empowering the elderly,
[00:21:03] and other programs.
[00:21:07] Strengthening the role of the family is considered one
[00:21:11] of the important steps in preventing bullying against children.
[00:21:14] Quality parenting and closeness between parents and children
[00:21:18] are the main foundation in building character and
[00:21:22] protecting children from various
[00:21:23] forms of violence.
[00:21:26] This was conveyed by the Minister of Women's Empowerment
[00:21:30] and Child Protection of the Republic of Indonesia,
[00:21:33] Iffah Khairiyah Fauzi, during her visit to
[00:21:36] Gorontalo Province. She stated that the rampant cases of
[00:21:40] bullying in schools are a common concern and
[00:21:43] need to be handled through the involvement of various parties.
[00:21:47] One of the fundamental efforts that needs to be strengthened
[00:22:50] in the community, it is hoped that efforts to prevent
[00:22:54] bullying and violence against children can be carried
[00:22:57] out sustainably so that children can grow and develop
[00:23:01] in a safe, comfortable and supportive environment for positive
[00:23:03] character formation. Mutmainahruf, TVRI Gorontalo
[00:23:06] reports. Brothers and sisters, utilizing
[00:23:10] the natural potential in the surrounding environment is one
[00:23:13] of the efforts to increase community economic independence.
[00:23:16] Students of PGRI University Palangkaraya invite
[00:23:20] people in Mendawai Street, Palangkaraya City, to
[00:23:23] process taya plants into cold
[00:23:26] powder with economic value.
[00:23:32] Through mentoring activities, students introduced the
[00:23:35] use of taya plants as the basic ingredient
[00:23:39] for making cold powder. This plant, which is
[00:23:42] easily found in the surrounding environment, is processed into
[00:23:46] traditional care products using natural ingredients and a simple
[00:23:50] manufacturing process. Not only providing processing
[00:23:53] training, students also encourage the community to
[00:23:56] develop these products into micro, small and medium
[00:24:00] enterprises (MSMEs) based on local potential. Especially
[00:24:03] mothers, they are empowered to become empowered
[00:24:06] MSMEs. So we teach them, we guide them
[00:24:10] to make products, there's instant telang, then there's
[00:24:13] cold powder and scrubs. So we've registered the NIB
[00:24:16] and we're trying to get into Hypermart Duta
[00:24:20] Mall Palangkaraya. And we're also ready to put
[00:24:24] it into Bahalap souvenir shop because taya
[00:24:27] cold powder is very distinctive, very Dayak.
[00:24:31] It's already what you call traditional knowledge
[00:24:35] from the Dayak people for the face, for
[00:24:37] the body. So that's it. So it's
[00:24:41] like from all this time, all the
[00:24:44] output comes out like that.
[00:24:46] Through this program, university
[00:24:50] students can be more creative and productive in utilizing
[00:24:54] natural resources in their surroundings. The processing of
[00:24:58] taya plants is hoped not only to maintain
[00:25:01] the use of natural ingredients, but also to open up new business
[00:25:05] opportunities to increase economic value and community independence.
[00:25:09] From Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Sonika Mahat and Nazimudin,
[00:25:11] TVRI reports.
[00:25:13] The Tourism, Creative Economy, Youth and Sports Office
[00:25:17] of West Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, has prepared
[00:26:09] activities including an exhibition of heirloom
[00:26:13] keris collections, painting and photography using
[00:26:16] mobile phones in collaboration with the West Nusa
[00:26:20] Tenggara Museum. The committee also involved students through
[00:26:23] a ketupat making competition for elementary and junior
[00:26:27] high school students in Lingsar sub-district and a creative
[00:26:30] dance competition for junior high school students in West
[00:26:33] Lombok. The theme is different from last
[00:26:37] year, the theme now is "Harmony Beyond Difference",
[00:26:40] so we highlight it more, because the
[00:26:43] "Perang Topat" (rice cake war) is identical
[00:26:46] with harmony in diversity of
[00:26:50] tribes and religions that collaborate in
[00:26:53] that activity. That's what we want to
[00:26:55] highlight, that even in diversity,
[00:26:59] culture that our tribe has...
[00:27:02] our support is poured into one ceremony
[00:27:06] of the "Perang Topat" activity. The "Perang Topat"
[00:27:10] tradition, scheduled to take place on November 24th,
[00:27:13] has social and spiritual meaning for the people
[00:27:16] of Lombok. Besides being an expression of gratitude
[00:27:20] for fertile land, availability of water and agricultural
[00:27:23] produce, this tradition also represents the harmony between
[00:27:27] Muslims and Hindus that has been preserved for generations.
[00:27:31] Asep Sapriudin, TVRI NTB reports.
[00:27:34] Next, we will deliver the weather forecast from
[00:27:38] the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency. This weather
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