It might be the second-biggest city in the world’s fourth-biggest country by population, but the malls, Dutch colonial ...

So, in order to combat this inevitable crisis, Indonesia has decided to build a gleaming new capital city in the highlands of Borneo. But there's just one problem: it's a disaster!

And the city’s construction comes with a price tag of $33 billion. Another country relocating its capital? Egypt. The new planned city, outside Cairo, comes with an estimated cost of $59 billion.

Bandung tops as the most congested city in Indonesia and ranks 12th for the longest average travel time in the world.

Pope Francis’ visit to Indonesia spotlights the unique experience of the country’s 8.3 million Catholics who navigate daily life in a diverse religious landscape.