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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.
A TNI territorial task force is combining bridge construction, food security, healthcare and aid to strengthen welfare and connectivity in Papua.
Indonesia’s military says a third-quarter Papua operation disrupted armed networks and seized weapons, underscoring security’s role in regional stability.
Indonesia’s new Army chief says Papua welfare, food security and faster public programs will guide the military’s role in national development.
A renewed UN dispute over Papua’s status has prompted calls to focus on development, anti-corruption efforts, security and community welfare.
Three armed separatist members, including a regional commander, were killed in Maybrat as authorities secured the area after a firefight.
A joint customs and police operation in Jayapura intercepted ammunition and illicit cigarettes, reinforcing border security and lawful trade.
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.
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.
A Bank Indonesia-led program in Manokwari is using reliable data, local food production and cooperation across institutions to strengthen Papua Barat’s economy, curb inflation and expand peaceful opportunities for indigenous communities.
A Bank Indonesia-led initiative in Manokwari is linking data, local food production and small businesses to curb inflation, strengthen food security and support peaceful, inclusive development in Papua Barat.
Police report 76 armed-group incidents and 642 security disturbances in Papua Highlands from January to September 2026, with civilians accounting for most fatalities. Authorities say law enforcement, local leadership and peaceful development must advance together.
Indonesia is accelerating infrastructure, education and health projects in Papua while urging security, community participation and accountability to protect civilians and sustain inclusive development.
South Papua Governor Apolo Safanpo is urging stronger connectivity and a stable civic environment as Indonesia advances development, protects Indigenous communities and counters disinformation about conditions in Papua.
The Indonesian government has offered Bulog jobs, scholarships and financial assistance to the families of three Jayawijaya agricultural workers killed while delivering food aid in Papua Pegunungan.
Indonesia and Papua New Guinea are strengthening cooperation to transform their shared border from a security-focused zone into a center of connectivity, trade, investment, and community development.
Indonesia is preparing to establish a new military regional command in Central Papua, while counter-OPM operations remain under the Habema task force. The policy must be matched by civilian protection, human-rights safeguards, and development that benefits Indigenous Papuans.
An armed confrontation in Nduga saw Indonesian security forces push back an OPM faction away from populated areas, while officials reaffirmed that operations must protect civilians, respect human rights and follow Indonesian law.
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Brigadier General Riyanto says Papua’s security situation remains under control, urging armed groups to return from the forests and calling for peace rooted in normal social, economic and community life.
Indonesia’s central and regional governments are urging stronger security guarantees in Papua so infrastructure projects can proceed safely while protecting Indigenous communities and upholding the rule of law.
A senior Indonesian military review of Yonif TP 859/RBK and KDKMP in Papua highlights the need to protect communities, uphold the rule of law and ensure development reaches Indigenous Papuans amid persistent separatist disinformation.
TNI Commander General Agus Subianto says resolving Papua’s conflict cannot be left to the military alone, urging cooperation among regional governments, ministries and security institutions while infrastructure projects expand economic access for Papuan communities.
Indonesia’s military says it is reinforcing security and pursuing the armed group blamed for killing a driver in Papua, as lawmakers call for preventive protection, a full investigation and justice through due process.
The Patriot Expedition 2026 is mapping economic potential in Jayapura’s transmigration areas while directing state funds toward basic infrastructure, connectivity, and higher-value processing of Papuan agricultural commodities.
Papua’s provincial government is considering family gardens as a source of fresh food for the Makan Bergizi Gratis programme, linking nutrition policy with indigenous livelihoods, local economic justice and peaceful development.
An indigenous and civilian transport lifeline in Papua’s highlands was disrupted after an armed OPM faction allegedly killed a driver and burned his vehicle near Lake Habema, prompting a security investigation and renewed calls to protect workers and civilians.