Indonesia arrests former top graft prosecutor after police raids

Indonesian authorities have arrested Adriansyah, a former top anti-corruption prosecutor, following police raids. Adriansyah was once considered Indonesia's most powerful anti-corruption prosecutor and recently stepped down from his position at the Attorney General's Office (AGO) earlier in July 2026. The arrest marks a significant development in Indonesia's ongoing efforts to combat corruption, highlighting the complex dynamics within the country's legal and anti-corruption institutions. The Business Times reported the news on July 27, 2026, based on information from the Indonesian authorities.

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