Why Jakarta Wants Malls to Remove Newly Installed High Fences

An iron fence stands in front of Kota Kasablanka Mall in Jakarta on August 1, 2026. Tempo/Martin Yogi Pardamean

What to Know Before Registering for RI's 81st Independence Day Ceremony

Planning to attend Indonesia's 81st Independence Day ceremony? Here's what to know about registration, required documents, and eligibility.

Prabowo to Lead 81st Independence Day Ceremony in Jakarta

President Prabowo Subianto will lead Indonesia's 81st Independence Day ceremony at Merdeka Palace in Jakarta on August 17, 2026.

Drought Hits Areas Around Jakarta as Dry Season Intensifies

A prolonged dry season has triggered drought and clean water shortages around Jakarta, with Bekasi receiving most emergency water aid.

Fact Check: Was Indonesia's DPR Building Burned Down in July Protest?

No protests burned down the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) building between July 18 and 22, 2026.

Jakarta Records World's Fourth-Worst Air Quality on Friday Morning

The air quality index (AQI) in the metropolitan city is at 147, placing it in the "unhealthy" category for sensitive groups.

Jakarta Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy Skies Expected Friday

The air temperature in Jakarta ranges from 25 to 33 degrees Celsius, with wind speeds of 2 to 24 kilometers per hour.

Jakarta Ready for Weather Modification amid El Nino Threat

The Jakarta Government is preparing weather modification operations with BMKG as a severe El Nino threatens the city with prolonged drought.

Greater Jakarta Weather Forecast: What to Expect Today

BMKG issued weather forecasts for Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek) on July 30, 2026, with warnings for lightning and strong winds.

Kanye West in Jakarta: A Guide for Singapore Fans to Ye's Only Southeast Asia Concert

Jakarta will be the only Southeast Asia stop on Kanye West's 'Ye Live Tour 2026.' This is how you get to the venue for Singapore fans.

Jakarta Bond Plan Not Due to Cash Shortage, Official Says

Jakarta official Yustinus Prastowo clarified that the provincial government's Rp3.5 trillion regional bond plan is not a fix for cash shortages.