IDPropriété et classification
Fondé: 1937
Propriété
Antara est l'agence de presse nationale indonésienne, opérant sous le nom Perum Lembaga Kantor Berita Nasional (LKBN) Antara. Elle a été fondée en 1937 par des militants de l'indépendance (dont Adam Malik) en tant qu'agence privée, placée sous le contrôle présidentiel en 1962, et formellement réorganisée en une entreprise publique (BUMN) en 2007.
Financement
Financé principalement par l'État en tant que société publique appartenant au gouvernement, complété par les recettes provenant de la vente d'abonnements et de contenus de journaux aux clients des médias nationaux et internationaux.
Affiliation et orientation
En tant que service de presse national entièrement détenu par le gouvernement et fournissant des nouvelles à la plupart des organes indonésiens, Antara est institutionnellement lié à l'État et sa production éditoriale reflète les perspectives officielles.
Orientation éditoriale
- Notre estimation
- Centre
- Mesuré d’après la couverture
- Centresur la base de 443
89/100
Factualité
87/100
Objectivité
682
Articles
682
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Les plus couvertes
L'Indonésie renforce ses liens industriels avec l'Eurasie dans INNOPROM 2026
Sugar palm has potential as national bioethanol source: BRIN
Jakarta, un angkotangkot à la fois
L'Indonésie et la Biélorussie lancent une feuille de route pour renforcer la coopération stratégique
Un tribunal indonésien condamne Nadiem Makarim à 10 ans de prison pour corruption
Les ministres du tourisme de l'APEC encouragent l'innovation numérique pour la croissance
BI poursuit ses efforts pour stabiliser la roupie
Indonesia's mangroves gain global spotlight for climate role
Trois hélicoptères déployés pour évacuer le pilote américain tué
Couverture récente
Indonesia-European Union CEPA enters key approval phase: Minister
The Indonesian government, led by Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto, reported significant progress in negotiations for the Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEUCEPA). The European Commission has moved to submit a conclusion proposal at the EU Council, which includes the Investment Protection Agreement (IPA). This marks a critical stage in the multi-year talks. Airlangga noted that President Prabowo Subianto sees this development as a 'game changer' for the global market, emphasizing Indonesia's role as Southeast Asia's largest economy. The agreements now await approval from the Council of the EU before being sent to the European Parliament for final endorsement. Indonesia aims to complete the ratification process by the second half of 2026 to enable implementation by early 2027. The agreement promises reduced tariffs on most imports, simplified export procedures, and opportunities for investment in key sectors like electric vehicles and pharmaceuticals.
Jayapura Hospital ready to become Papua New Guinea referral hub
The article reports that Jayapura Regional General Hospital (RSUD) in Indonesia is preparing to serve as a referral hospital for Papua New Guinea through a planned cross-border healthcare partnership. Acting Director Andreas Pekey noted that a delegation from Papua New Guinea’s Department of Health and Vanimo Hospital visited Jayapura Hospital, marking the first step toward collaboration. The hospital is positioned to offer specialized medical services due to its strategic location along the shared border with Papua New Guinea. Pekey emphasized that the initiative aims to enhance healthcare access for border communities and improve service quality through knowledge sharing and capacity-building. The collaboration will adhere to regulations set by Indonesian and Papua New Guinean authorities, covering patient referrals, funding, and administrative processes.
Ministry, NTB boost blue economy partnership
The Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) and the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Provincial Government have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation in developing the marine and fisheries sector using the blue economy model. The five-year collaboration focuses on nine strategic areas, including marine spatial planning, sustainable fisheries governance, product marketing, resource monitoring, and human resource development. NTB Governor Lalu Muhamad Iqbal emphasized that the initiative aims to improve the province’s maritime economic competitiveness while ensuring the sustainability of marine ecosystems. The partnership seeks to align central and regional policies, increase investment certainty, and benefit local communities through improved productivity and market access.
Le ministre exhorte les régions à se préparer aux risques d'El Nino
Le ministre indonésien de l'Intérieur, Tito Karnavian, a averti les gouvernements régionaux de se préparer aux conditions El Nino prévues de juillet à octobre 2026, ce qui pourrait entraîner une augmentation des sécheresses, des pénuries d'eau et des incendies de forêt et de terres. Il a souligné la nécessité d'efforts coordonnés entre les administrations régionales, les agences de gestion des catastrophes, les bureaux d'agriculture et les autorités des ressources en eau pour améliorer les stratégies d'atténuation. Le gouvernement a recueilli des données de l'Agence de météorologie, de climatologie et de géophysique (BMKG) et de l'Agence nationale d'atténuation des catastrophes (BNPB) pour soutenir la planification locale. Karnavian a également souligné la préparation du gouvernement central, y compris les améliorations de l'irrigation et les opérations de modification climatique prévues par la BNPB pour encourager les précipitations.
Govt optimises 843 feed banks ahead of El Nino
Indonesia's Ministry of Agriculture is optimizing 843 animal feed banks across 34 provinces as part of preparations for the El Niño phenomenon. These feed banks aim to ensure a stable supply of livestock feed by producing preserved forage such as silage and hay, which can be stored for extended periods. Director-General of Livestock and Animal Health, Agung Suganda, emphasized that this initiative helps farmers manage feed resources more sustainably and reduces vulnerability to climate-related disruptions. The program includes promoting drought-resistant forage crops and integrating feed banks with animal health services to enhance the resilience of the livestock sector. This effort aligns with broader government strategies to mitigate the impact of El Niño on agriculture.
Indonesia lifts 11-year Reddit ban after regulatory compliance
Indonesia has lifted an 11-year ban on access to the social media platform Reddit after the platform demonstrated improved compliance with local regulations. The Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) announced the decision following a review of Reddit's adherence to Indonesian laws, particularly regarding content moderation. Reddit implemented geoblocking for Indonesian users and removed prohibited content such as gambling and pornography. Despite the lifting of the ban, Reddit must still register as a private electronic system organizer and maintain strict compliance with domestic regulations. The government previously blocked Reddit in 2015 due to violations of censorship laws, restricting access to the platform primarily through VPNs or alternative DNS services.
Indonesia, Germany partner to expedite low-carbon transition
Indonesia is enhancing its collaboration with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) and ASEAN to advance its transition to a low-carbon and green economy. The partnership focuses on improving the use of the AKSARA application, which helps track and evaluate emission reduction activities to support sustainable development policies. GIZ is aiding Indonesia in developing accurate greenhouse gas emission calculation methods and strengthening local governments' ability to implement transparent reporting systems aligned with international climate agreements like the Paris Agreement. The initiative includes integrating climate-related spending tracking through the CONNECT platform, aiming to boost investor confidence in green development projects.
Minister condemns killing of US pilot, pursues armed group in Papua
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs, Djamari Chaniago, has condemned the killing of a U.S. pilot, Nicholas F Goselin, by an armed group in Papua Pegunungan. The incident occurred when the pilot's aircraft was attacked and set on fire, resulting in his death. The minister emphasized the need for strong action against the perpetrators, urging the Indonesian military and police to pursue those responsible and enhance security measures in the region. The Habema Joint Regional Defense Command has launched an operation to track down the separatist group believed to be responsible, identifying them as the OPM XVI/Yahukimo group led by Elkius Kobak. The pilot's body was recovered and transported to Timika for handover to authorities.
Ministry, BGN align policies to strengthen MBG for mothers, children
The Ministry of Population and Family Development and the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) are coordinating policies to enhance the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program, which provides meals to pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and children under five. Minister Wihaji emphasized that proper nutrition during early life stages is crucial for preventing stunting and that successful implementation requires collaboration between agencies, accurate data collection, and consideration of geographic challenges, especially in remote areas. He highlighted the need for better incentives and social protections for field workers involved in the program. BGN’s deputy head, Agustina Arumsari, noted the importance of standardized data sharing between agencies to improve program effectiveness. The MBG program targets 82.9 million beneficiaries nationwide and was launched in early 2025, though free meal deliveries are temporarily suspended during school holidays for review.
Deputy FM boosts RI-Islamic world economic ties in Kyrgyzstan
Deputy Foreign Minister of Indonesia, Anis Matta, visited Kyrgyzstan from July 1-3, 2026, to enhance economic cooperation between Indonesia and Islamic nations. During the trip, Matta engaged in discussions with Kyrgyz officials including the foreign minister, deputy foreign minister, deputy minister of economy and trade, and the head of the National Investment Agency. The talks focused on strengthening bilateral political relations through mechanisms like bilateral consultations and the Joint Commission on Economic and Trade Cooperation. Both sides highlighted the role of government support in fostering interactions between people and businesses via initiatives such as business forums, visa facilitation, and collaboration in the creative industries. The Indonesian Foreign Ministry expressed optimism about the upcoming Indonesia-Eurasian Economic Union Free Trade Agreement (Indonesia-EAEU FTA), which could further bolster economic ties between Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan.
Sugar palm unlocks bioethanol potential in East Kalimantan
East Kalimantan's Forestry Office is promoting the use of sugar palm as a resource for producing bioethanol and other value-added products. The region's Paser District has significant forest area suitable for sugar palm growth, offering economic benefits to local communities. According to Rusmadi, acting head of the Forestry Office, each mature sugar palm tree can yield up to ten liters of sap daily, generating substantial income for farmers. The initiative includes technical support for farmers to cultivate and process sugar palm effectively. Additionally, various parts of the sugar palm tree can be used for food, medicine, and furniture, enhancing both environmental conservation and rural economic development.
Indonesia to develop "nutripreneurs" to support free meals program
The Indonesian Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is working with the Indonesia Nutritionists Association (Persagi) to promote 'nutripreneurs'—entrepreneurs with nutritional expertise—who will support the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program. Deputy Minister Riza Adha Damanik emphasized initiatives such as business incubation, data collection via the SAPA UMKM app, and university collaborations to enhance the program. He highlighted East Java's success in involving local producers and MSMEs to improve both nutrition and regional economies. Persagi chairman Doddy Izwardy stated that aligning nutritional science with entrepreneurship is crucial for long-term impact, with plans to submit recommendations to the government for improved nutrition and reduced child stunting, aligned with the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision.
Govt promotes three major steps to reduce out-of-school children
The Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has outlined three key strategies aimed at reducing the number of out-of-school children across the country. These include setting regional-specific reduction targets, conducting comprehensive data collection on out-of-school children, and launching community-based outreach efforts to re-enroll these children in schools. Additionally, the ministry emphasizes the importance of ensuring that children who return to school remain enrolled long-term. As of April 1, 2026, there were 3,966,858 out-of-school children in Indonesia, with varying reasons for their status including lack of attendance, dropout rates, and completion without continuation. The initiative reflects broader international commitments through UNESCO and ASEAN, highlighting a collaborative approach to education access.
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