Anti-Corruption Crackdown: Indonesia’s National Police named former top special-crimes prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah as a suspect in graft and money laundering cases tied to SOE insurer PT Asabri, after raids across Greater Jakarta. Budget Pressure, No Layoffs: Home Minister Tito Karnavian told regions to avoid furloughs for PPPK contract workers and instead cut nonessential spending first, with possible support via revenue-sharing funds if needed. Jobs & Youth: The government expanded its National Internship Program with a second batch of 150,000 graduates placed for six months across thousands of SOEs and private firms, with monthly stipends. Child Safety Push: Indonesia launched RANA at pesantren to create safe, comfortable spaces for children across schools, families, public life, and digital platforms. Circular Economy Move: The environment ministry is drafting an Extended Producer Responsibility rule to make packaging waste management a producer-funded system. Transport Policy Check: The government said “ojol” drivers’ income won’t drop under the new commission split, blaming holiday demand shifts instead. Sports Spotlight: Indonesia swept men’s and women’s speed climbing medals in Chamonix, with Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi taking women’s gold and Indonesia also winning men’s gold and silver. Industry Links: Indonesia’s INNOPROM push in Russia highlights new industrial cooperation and market access across Eurasia.