Johannes Nugroho
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Aug 5, 2026
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Indonesian coal deal fuels doubts over production quota approvals (opens the original)
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The sale of a stake in Bayan came as the coal miner was facing a delay in getting approval for three subsidiaries’ production quotas Low Tuck Kwong and his daughter Elaine Low, the biggest shareholders of Bayan Resources, agreed on September 16 to sell a 30 per cent stake in Indonesia’s third-largest coal producer to fellow tycoon Andi Syamsuddin Arsyad, better known as Haji Isam. The deal comes at a sensitive moment for Bayan after the government delayed approval of additional coal quotas for t
Can Prabowo’s Putin camaraderie deliver real economic gains for Indonesia? (opens the original)
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Good relations with Russia show ‘our president can work with all sides across the geopolitical divide,’ an analyst says “My profound apologies for missing this important event due to urgent matters I needed to attend to back home but I’m now here to repay my debt,” Prabowo told Putin on Wednesday, referring to a missed invitation earlier to be the guest of honour at Russia’s National Day celebration on June 12. Putin in turn referenced their “continued personal contact” and “strategic nature of
As toxic haze spreads, can Indonesia make land burners pay? (opens the original)
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With thousands of fire hotspots traced to corporate land, the president has vowed action – but past efforts to collect fines have failed “We will go after them if they are proven guilty. We will penalise them according to the law,” Prabowo told reporters in Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan, on Saturday. He flew first to West Kalimantan, then Central Kalimantan, over the weekend to assess the damage in person and meet local officials coordinating the emergency response. The latest fires are part
Are Indonesia’s Prabowo and ultra rich ‘9 Dragons’ on a collision course? (opens the original)
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Analysts say the pressure on Indonesia’s older business elite forms part of a broader two-pronged strategy of state capitalism Known locally as Sembilan Naga, the label is a loose shorthand for some of Indonesia’s richest tycoon families – many of them Chinese Indonesian – with interests spanning banking, tobacco, property, palm oil, mining and consumer goods. It has never referred to a formally confirmed group but is widely used in public discussion of powerful conglomerates associated with bus
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