Nusantara
Indonesia court ruling deals fresh blow to new capital Nusantara
The government must now cap land-use rights at Nusantara at 95 years instead of 190 years
Indonesia's Prabowo to spend US$3 billion on new capital city through 2029
He plans to relocate the government there by 2028
Sembcorp launches Nusantara solar power plant to serve its electricity needs
It is part of the company’s venture into large-scale solar development in the Indonesian capital
2024 review: News that made global headlines
POLITICAL drama, historic interest-rate adjustments and crypto peaks. Major happenings in 2024 have caused some upheavals in certain corners of the global markets and political landscapes – and kept i...
Indonesia’s Prabowo wants key buildings in new capital ready in four years
INDONESIA’S new leader Prabowo Subianto wants to complete key government and parliamentary buildings in the country’s US$32 billion new capital city in the next four years, according to a Cabinet mini...
China, Russia first foreign investors to plough millions into Indonesia’s long-delayed new capital
This is a major breakthrough for Indonesia’s Nusantara, an over-ambitious project hit by delays
Indonesia hails Chinese firm as first foreign investor in troubled new capital
INDONESIA’S President Joko Widodo broke ground on Wednesday (Sep 25) for a Chinese firm’s property complex in the South-east Asian nation’s troubled new capital on the island of Borneo, hailing it as ...
Indonesia’s new capital Nusantara set to face first major test
Construction delays and funding challenges in the country’s new capital city have forced a scale-back of the Aug 17 Independence Day celebrations
Indonesia cuts back independence day party at remote new capital
INDONESIA has drastically scaled back its Aug 17 Independence Day celebrations planned for its future capital because of challenges providing food and accommodation in the remote location.
Prabowo commits to continue building Indonesia’s new capital
INDONESIA’S President-Elect Prabowo Subianto said he is committed to “continue, and if possible finish” the new capital, dispelling uncertainty as to whether the incoming leader will abandon the multi...
