A Kompas TV segment examines whether PDI-P leader Megawati Soekarnoputri will select Ganjar Pranowo as the party’s presidential candidate. Ganjar supporter Immanuel Ebenezer argues that Ganjar’s strong polling makes him a compelling choice, while PDI-P politician Deddy Sitorus says party members should hold back on discussing nominations because the decision belongs to Megawati. Political analyst Adi Prayitno reads President Joko Widodo’s gestures as favorable to Ganjar and interprets Jokowi’s call for parties to choose carefully as a signal that he wants his programs continued by his successor.

KompasTV journalist Frisca Clarissa promotes an episode of Ulasan Istana examining President Joko Widodo’s peace-mission visits to Ukraine and Russia, including meetings with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin. The caption says the program will discuss the visits and their implications for Indonesia.

An Instagram post promotes an upcoming Sapa Pagi interview on Kompas TV with Michael Bublé about his new album, Higher. The post says the album features collaborations with legendary musicians and that Bublé’s child co-wrote one song. The interview is also expected to discuss which musicians Bublé hopes to collaborate with and plans to return to Indonesia; the presenter jokes that the air conditioning should be colder than at Bublé’s last concert.

Aiman Witjaksono shares locations visited while reporting on Indonesia’s planned new capital, Nusantara, in Penajam Paser Utara, East Kalimantan. The caption asks whether projects including the presidential palace and an urban toll road can be completed within two years, noting that construction has drawn both support and criticism. It directs viewers to Kompas TV’s YouTube channel for additional locations and coverage.

Education experts express optimism with Nadiem Makarim's appointment as Minister of Education and Culture in the Indonesia Maju Cabinet by President Joko Widodo. They believe Nadiem can bring new methods to the national education system, which has seen declining student achievement over the past 15 years according to SMERU Research Institute. Observers like Bukik Setiawan and Najelaa Shihab highlight the need for education to be relevant and to foster strong citizens who support democracy and anti-corruption. They urge the public to allow Nadiem time to actualize his innovative programs, emphasizing that education should not only match job market needs but also cultivate cultural understanding.