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Jakarta 2 days ago
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New York offers Jakarta assistance on municipal bond plan
New York City has offered to send financial experts to Jakarta to help the capital prepare for its planned municipal bond issuance, as Governor Pramono Anung seeks new ways to finance infrastructure projects amid tighter fiscal space.
Jakarta 1 week ago
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Prabowo opens new LRT link, backs Jakarta’s expansion push
Expanding public transport connectivity has been one of Governor Pramono’s main priorities since he took office in February 2025, but his efforts have been hampered by cuts to central government transfers to Jakarta to fund President Prabowo’s costly initiatives.
Jakarta 1 week ago
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Jakarta quick fixes become rare bright spot amid disasters, government shortcomings
As criticism mounts over the central government’s responses to disasters across Indonesia, Jakarta’s perceived responsiveness to everyday concerns has emerged as an unlikely bright spot in the public eye.
Politics 1 week ago
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Prabowo’s approval slide fuels warm-up to 2029 elections
The next presidential election may still be three years away, but several potential contenders have already begun making early moves as President Prabowo Subianto’s approval ratings slide and criticism of his government mounts.
Jakarta 1 month ago
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Transjakarta’s water transit plan raises connectivity hope for Thousand Islands
Jakarta’s only regency is currently served by 11 water taxis serving four routes connecting the Muara Angke port in North Jakarta with Thousand Islands’ inhabited islands, as tickets can reach up to Rp 74,000 (US$4.17) per trip.
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