Terror Crackdown: Indonesia’s Densus 88 arrested 12 suspected terrorists across six provinces since Oct 2, signaling continued pressure on militant networks. Maritime Safety: A 29-ton fishing boat capsized off Jeju with 9 rescued and 2 missing; authorities say the vessel reported 8 aboard but had 11, and searches are ongoing. Fishing Crew Rules: Indonesia’s Marine Affairs and Fisheries moves to require legally registered manning agencies for fishing vessel crews, warning owners without them won’t get sailing permits. Courtroom Politics: The corruption case over alleged Chromebook procurement involving former education minister Nadiem Makarim heads to the Supreme Court after both defense and prosecutors filed cassation. Digital Health Debate: A Lancet review links problematic digital media use to higher health risks, urging coordinated policy action rather than relying on individual restraint. Regional Governance Finance: Siak Regency says DBH revenue-sharing cuts will slash oil-and-gas DBH sharply for 2027, raising pressure on local budgets. Data Center Anxiety: Indonesia is urged to set clearer rules for data centers to avoid future risks tied to power, water, and social conflict. Human Rights & Faith: Indonesian Catholics were urged to strengthen human rights advocacy and public participation beyond worship. Transboundary Haze: Malaysia’s push for stronger ASEAN haze mechanisms is framed as limited by sovereignty, but transparency and shared data are highlighted as practical leverage.