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JAKARTA — Indonesian President Joko Widodo held his first cabinet meeting in his planned new capital, Nusantara, on Monday (Aug 12), as the outgoing leader seeks to reassure investors his US$32 billion (S$42.38 billion) mega-project remains on track before he steps down this October.
NUSANTARA, Indonesia — Indonesian President Joko Widodo spent his first night in the eagle-shaped palace of the country's proposed new capital Nusantara, ahead of official meetings on July 29, as the outgoing leader works to allay fears about the beleaguered infrastructure project.
JAKARTA — Indonesian rescuers are searching for a cargo ship with 12 people on board that has been missing since last week off the easternmost Papua region, officials said on Monday (July 22).
NEW DELHI — New Delhi's main domestic terminal is likely to remain shut for a few weeks with debris still scattered outside the airport following last week's roof collapse, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on July 1.
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on April 8 warned China that rising investment in new industries will lead to “significant risk to workers and businesses in the United States and the rest of the world,” adding that China “is now simply too large for the rest of the world to absorb this overcapacity.” Secretary Yellen said: