Stories from Jakarta · Indonesia

In a recent badminton forum, the pair Amalia Cahaya Pratiwi and Sittiva lost to Syih Pei Chan and Hung Ensu with scores of 21-23 and 13-21. Additionally, KD Dinda Amartya Pratiwi lost to Lin Xiangti with a score of 10-21 and 29-30.

The financial services sector in Indonesia recorded a growth rate of 7.92 percent, marking its highest expansion level since 2021.

The defense team for Ibrahim Arib has requested that prosecutor Madhul Sakim dismiss all charges against the defendant. The case involves a potential 15-year prison sentence. An expert report indicates the suspect suffers from schizophrenia. The suspect could face permanent placement in a psychiatric facility following the proceedings. A defense lawyer requested a 23-year prison sentence during a trial held on May 7.

The US Department of Defense issued a statement regarding defense cooperation with Indonesia. The statement included joint development of key technologies, military personnel training, and increased joint military exercises.

Indonesian Defense Minister Sjafrie visited the Pentagon this month to meet with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. The United States is seeking rights to use Indonesian airspace, including the ability to fly over the entirety of the country, during bilateral meetings.

The financial services sector in Indonesia grew by 7.92%, marking its highest growth rate since 2021.

Indonesian internet firm GoTo expects to deliver up to $197 million in profit for the current year. The company is best known for ride-hailing and e-commerce services. Net income for the January to March quarter reached approximately $15 million.

Indonesia's financial services sector grew by 7.92 percent, marking its highest growth rate since 2021. The OJK reported that the financial services sector continues to strengthen the national economy.

Indonesia is working to accelerate the implementation of a Free Trade Agreement with the Eurasian Economic Union.

Indonesia and Thailand have agreed to renew their bilateral partnership focused on the creative economy sector.