Dibalik Aturan Ekspor Satu Pintu Sawit dan Wewenang Baru Siber Polri 2026

Behind the 2026 One-Stop Palm Oil Export Regulation and the National Police's New Cyber ​​Authority The 2026 New National Police Law has been officially passed by the House of Representatives (DPR), and the police's authority over the internet is now under intense public scrutiny, along with the plummeting shares of foreign palm oil issuers due to the Indonesian government's tightened one-stop export regulations for strategic commodities. Welcome back to UBN Newsroom. In this episode, we thoroughly examine two major state policies that are currently sparking heated debate in the public and global markets: The One-Stop Export Regulation & Impact on Palm Oil Shares: The government has tightened exports of strategic commodities (palm oil, coal, ferronickel). As a result, foreign-based palm oil issuers operating in Indonesia immediately experienced a sharp decline. Is this purely a matter of economic sovereignty or the risk of regulatory uncertainty? Revision of the National Police Law (New National Police Law): A crucial point in the plenary session granting the National Police full authority to conduct cyber surveillance, including blocking, slowing, and even cutting off internet access and conducting wiretapping for domestic security. What is the UBN Newsroom editorial note and Siasah Syariah's perspective on this "blank check of power" phenomenon? Watch the full analysis in this video. What are your views on the National Police's new internet authority and this palm oil policy? Share your critical opinions in the comments section! Keep watching UBN Newsroom for sharp, trustworthy news analysis that favors the national interest. Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe! #UBNNewsroom #PolriUUPolri2026 #PalmOilPolicy #LatestNews #PolriLaw #InternetFreedom #SiasahSyariah #IndonesianEconomy #BreakingNews