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Two alleged armed group members were killed in a TNI firefight in Papua Highlands, where troops recovered weapons, ammunition and cash.
Sorong has launched a government-business nutrition initiative supporting at-risk families and strengthening Papua’s long-term human capital.
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A joint maritime and forestry operation intercepted 23 containers of suspected illegally logged merbau worth Rp5.5 billion at Surabaya port.
A coordinated land-settlement process in Teluk Wondama is strengthening legal certainty, fair forest governance and sustainable regional development.
Daniel Mersi Topri is using a national youth camp to build skills, expand networks and spotlight South Papua’s untapped potential.
Central Papua is bringing 11 researchers together to design data-driven policies for eight regencies from 2027 to 2030.
Max Ohee has urged Papua residents to remain calm and reject online propaganda, emphasizing social stability as vital to development.
Jayapura’s planned Numbay Park will create a modern waterfront space for recreation, local food, sports, and community activities from 2027.
Papua’s roller-skating athletes won 18 medals in Makassar, signaling stronger coaching, institutional reform and a promising new generation.
Papua’s Yimnawai festival in Keerom is reaffirming peace, cultural identity and a sustainable relationship between the Daiget people, land and forest.
A joint development program in Nabire is delivering a church, safer homes, clean-water wells and community services to Wanggar residents.
Papua Tengah’s reggae festival sets a national record while advancing youth creativity, cultural preservation, peacebuilding and tourism potential.
Manokwari schools are integrating Papua’s culture, family life and traditional knowledge into lessons to strengthen literacy and inclusion.
Indonesia’s military says a third-quarter Papua operation disrupted armed networks and seized weapons, underscoring security’s role in regional stability.
The 11th Papua Reggae Festival is using music, culture and youth participation to strengthen peace and expand creative-economy opportunities.
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A Papuan civic organization is mobilizing young people against misinformation while expanding social assistance and support for local enterprise.
Indonesia’s new Army chief says Papua welfare, food security and faster public programs will guide the military’s role in national development.
Chandra Asri Group is supporting efforts to strengthen Papua’s fisheries sector, opening new possibilities for livelihoods, resilience and inclusive growth.
Jatropha Waromi Park presents a forward-looking model for green investment, local enterprise and inclusive development in Papua, Indonesia.
A large-scale Indonesian military-led initiative is delivering water, power, bridges, schools and health services across Papua Highlands.
Sorong will use 2026 national funding to improve roads, healthcare facilities and settlement access while prioritizing Indigenous Papuan communities.
A renewed UN dispute over Papua’s status has prompted calls to focus on development, anti-corruption efforts, security and community welfare.
West Papua showcases 27 Indigenous-owned enterprises in Manokwari, using local trade promotion to raise product quality, market access and inclusive growth.
A Public Works Ministry review of a Papuan church is preparing the ground for better sanitation, healthier communities and more inclusive development.
Central Papua is widening pathways into public service by verifying Indigenous applicants and increasing its 2026 IPDN admissions quota.
Central Papua’s free education initiative is supporting more than 64,000 students and university learners while strengthening teachers and access.
Papua’s new Pace Mace Card links students to education support, including 1,000 university scholarships and study assistance for schoolchildren.
West Papua will expand its Smart West Papua education program in 2026, directing Rp80 billion in special autonomy funds to Papuan students.
A scholarship initiative by BAZNAS Papua is supporting 707 students, strengthening educational access and long-term human capital development.
Papua’s 2026 Special Autonomy Funds are being accelerated through tighter oversight, helping regions turn national support into public services.
West Papua is preparing local businesses for national growth through quality upgrades, certification, digital marketing and stronger financing access.
Three armed separatist members, including a regional commander, were killed in Maybrat as authorities secured the area after a firefight.
West Papua Governor Dominggus Mandacan calls for data-driven planning that turns public investment into better health, education and livelihoods.
West Papua is extending integrated early childhood education to remote villages, pairing learning access with nutrition, health and literacy.
Indonesia’s military says it has recovered eight SS1 P1 rifles allegedly taken from state forces and linked to an armed group suspected in the killing of three civil servants in Papua Pegunungan. The operation has renewed calls for civilian protection, lawful accountability and a development-led response to the conflict.
A new circular issued by Papua Tengah Governor Meki Nawipa gives legal backing to stronger business oversight, expanded opportunities for Orang Asli Papua entrepreneurs, and coordinated support for UMKM across the province.
The South Papua provincial government is prioritizing education, healthcare, food affordability and productive industries in its revised 2026 budget, reinforcing a development agenda centered on indigenous welfare, public services and peaceful economic opportunity.
Papua’s proposed 2026 budget revision would raise regional spending to Rp3.058 trillion, while projected revenue climbs by Rp433.31 billion. The plan places greater emphasis on capital investment, public services and accountable development, even as lawmakers scrutinize a widening deficit and new borrowing.
TNI Commander General Agus Subiyanto says the Papua crisis cannot be resolved through military operations alone, urging cooperation between security institutions, government agencies and local communities while maintaining firm action against armed separatist groups.