AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSearch & Rescue: Indonesia is racing to find a speedboat missing off Sulawesi with 11 European tourists (including five Dutch) and two Indonesian crew members; dozens of teams are sweeping Tomini Bay as winds and waves reach up to 2.5m. Anti-Corruption & Justice: Indonesia arrested former anti-graft prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah after raids seized about US$19m and 74kg of gold bars, as he faces money-laundering allegations. Asset Recovery Law: VP Gibran backs passage of an Asset Forfeiture Bill to recover stolen assets from corruption and other crimes, including cross-border schemes. Social Welfare Data: Social Affairs Minister Saifullah Yusuf urged better data quality for targeted assistance, stressing the National Single Socioeconomic Data system and stronger accreditation for welfare institutions. Education Reform: The government pushes Teacher Training Institutes (LPTKs) to expand into continuous professional development and research, as Indonesia faces a projected teacher shortfall. Tourism Push: The Tourism Ministry launched a domestic open-trip sales mission in Yogyakarta to boost local travel with affordable, flexible packages. Regional Security: Asean and China aim to wrap South China Sea Code of Conduct talks by year-end, though experts warn key legal disagreements remain. Crime Crackdown: Punjab Police say they extradited gangster Joban Billa from Indonesia under Operation Nomad Hunt.
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