AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWest Papua at the UN: Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale urged the UN to allow a visit to West Papua for independent human-rights verification, while Indonesian lawmakers pushed back on the remarks, questioning sources and citing alleged violence. Corruption Watch: Indonesia’s KPK continues targeting regional heads from the 2024 elections, with another arrest adding to a growing list of officials facing graft cases. Public Transport in Jakarta: Transjakarta’s new fare scheme is backed by generally positive user satisfaction, but the operator is still urged to fix remaining issues and roll out socialization more carefully. Food Security & Agriculture: The government earmarked about Rp 17 trillion to build an integrated livestock ecosystem, with five livestock zones targeted for completion next year. Sugar Policy Tension: Sugarcane farmers challenged plans to import 150,000 tonnes of raw sugar during the harvest season, warning it could depress prices and strain the industry. Environment & Disaster: Wildfires and haze continue to disrupt health and daily life, with reports of rising respiratory illness cases and evacuations. Sport (ASEAN Cup): Malaysia held Indonesia 0-0 with Indonesia playing much of the match with 10 men after a VAR-reviewed red card. Maritime Rescue: Indonesia’s navy hospital ship rescued 11 PNG nationals after a boat engine failure.
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