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Australia and Indonesia are building on existing lines of cooperation as they inch towards an upgrade in security ties, but both sides are still seen to be far from establishing a formal military alliance or treaty.
One key concern is that the proposed holiday space would only attract “check-box” travellers – visitors focused on taking pictures of attractions rather than experiencing the local culture and environment. An influx of such tourists who might lack awareness about environmental responsibility could damage South Lantau’s natural habitats.
The US Navy’s deployment of new extremely long-range air-to-air missiles in the Indo-Pacific could erase China’s advantage in aerial reach, experts say, part of an intensifying focus on projecting power amid high tensions in the region.
TOKYO -- Japanese farm equipment maker Iseki & Co. plans to have Indonesia manufacture 90% of products bound for overseas markets by 2030, shifting capacity away from Japan where labor and demand have shrunk steeply in the agricultural sector.
Indonesia may be forced to delay plans to relocate a first batch of civil servants to its beleaguered new capital, potentially casting further doubts on a project that remains behind schedule and is struggling to attract funding.
NUSANTARA/JAKARTA -- From Indonesia's largest privately owned bank to a Thai toilet maker, Indonesia's planned new capital Nusantara is attracting increasing investor interest as the country's incoming leader Prabowo Subianto attempts to quell concerns from some businesses about his support for the project.
Thailand plans to limit online sales of foreign goods as Chinese imports come under closer scrutiny across a region that’s feeling an increasing impact from cheap items flooding the market and hurting local manufacturers.
