Time for the Indonesian government to decide whether Jakarta sinks or swims
Time is running out for Jakarta. The Indonesian government must act to either move its capital or revive the sinking city.
Time is running out for Jakarta. The Indonesian government must act to either move its capital or revive the sinking city.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s energy investment plans have not yet materialised. One village is taking matters into its own hands.
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