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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. Indonesian authorities used fake news to brand critics as ‘foreign agents’: Amnesty

    Amnesty International reports that Indonesian authorities have employed fake news tactics to label government critics as "foreign agents." These disinformation campaigns, allegedly linked to military units and Prabowo's Gerindra party, aim to discredit dissent and stifle public debate. The report highlights concerns about a potential return to army-like rule under President Prabowo Subianto, noting a rise in online disinformation since he took office. AI

    Indonesian authorities used fake news to brand critics as ‘foreign agents’: Amnesty
  2. Indonesia’s Prabowo tightens state grip on palm oil, coal amid monopolistic fears

    Indonesia's President Prabowo is consolidating state control over key commodity exports, including palm oil and coal. This move aims to combat under-invoicing and revenue loss, which Prabowo claims have drained billions from the economy and hindered public services. However, critics warn that the plan could lead to a state monopoly, disrupt existing trade agreements, and negatively impact Indonesia's global market access. AI

    Indonesia’s Prabowo tightens state grip on palm oil, coal amid monopolistic fears
  3. Indonesia’s rupiah sinks to record low as Prabowo shrugs off rout fears

    Indonesia's rupiah has hit a record low against the US dollar, making it one of Asia's worst-performing currencies this year. The Jakarta Composite Index also experienced a significant drop, partly due to Indonesian companies being removed from major global indices. President-elect Prabowo Subianto has dismissed fears of an economic collapse, stating that ordinary Indonesians are not directly affected by dollar fluctuations and that the country's economic fundamentals remain strong. AI

    Indonesia’s rupiah sinks to record low as Prabowo shrugs off rout fears