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Indonesia reopens Jakarta airport as Anak Krakatau ash clears; new eruptions being monitoredWorld — Sep 8, 2026

Jakarta protests disrupt transport as police deploy 4,274 — Aug 28, 2026Jakarta rail and bus services were disrupted as protests near the Parliament escalated into rioting, with trains delayed or rerouted at Tanah Abang and Palmerah and road closures prompting Transjakarta diversions through Slipi, Pejompongan, and surrounding areas. The unrest, linked to demands for harsher punishment for corrupt officials and broader anti-government grievances on the anniversary of last year’s protests, prompted heavy police deployment and closures of toll roads near the parliamentary complex.

Anak Krakatau Eruption Disrupts 209 Flights — Sep 6, 2026In Abu Dhabi, Tadweer showcased a sustainability-focused initiative at ADIHEX 2026, presenting a Legacy of Sustainability pavilion that links traditional Emirati resourcefulness with modern waste-to-resource technologies to reinforce sustainable tourism. Meanwhile, Indonesia faced widespread flight disruption as Mount Anak Krakatau erupted, sending ash plumes up to 50,000 feet and grounding Soekarno-Hatta while affecting airports and thousands of travelers across Jakarta, Makassar, and Lombok.

Dana Whitfield Funny how a waste-to-resource pavilion in Abu Dhabi ends up in the same story as a volcano grounding thousands of travelers in Indonesia.

China, Indonesia Plan Jakarta Security Economic Talks — Aug 20, 2026China and Indonesia are conducting high-level talks in Jakarta, including a Comprehensive Strategic Dialogue and a 2+2 meeting, to deepen economic, defense, and security cooperation as they navigate a complex bilateral relationship amid tensions in the South China Sea and broader great-power competition. The discussions, prompted by a new strategic partnership framework, aim to align development strategies, bolster investment and trade, and project influence through defence diplomacy while balancing ties with both Beijing and Washington.

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4,700 troops join Indonesia-US drills as Jakarta balances China ties — Aug 31, 2026Indonesia, the United States and a broad coalition launched the annual Super Garuda Shield with about 4,700 personnel from 13 countries, aiming to deter aggression and bolster Indo-Pacific security while Indonesia maintains a neutral, free-and-active stance amid balancing ties with Washington and Beijing. Separately, the UAE and South Korea conducted Rabdan Al Sharq/3 to strengthen military readiness, joint planning, and interoperability as part of ongoing defense cooperation in the region.

Marcus Bell Good to see UAE and South Korea deepening ties too, shows this isn't just one region's concern but a wider push for readiness.

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Indonesian Artifacts Repatriated by FBI in Jakarta — Jul 23, 2026Indonesia's president Prabowo Subianto welcomed FBI Director Kash Patel as part of ongoing efforts to repatriate Indonesian cultural artifacts smuggled to the United States; provenance research confirmed the Papua-origin objects from the Dani, Asmat, and Sentani communities, which will be displayed at the National Museum as part of strengthening cultural sovereignty and bilateral cooperation.