In this video, explore the lives of the train track people in Jakarta, Indonesia. Discover how they navigate daily life in ...

Nation & World The hard life of a pedestrian in Jakarta Originally published August 25, 2017 at 3:00 pm Updated August 25, 2017 at 3:17 pm ...

In the short time I spent in Jakarta, a city with nearly 10 million people, I saw almost no white people whatsoever—and yet the act of coveting whiteness was such a visceral part of everyday life.

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It's been little over 24 hours since Jakarta was rocked by bomb blasts but already life in the city is returning to normal. A defiant social media slogan has emerged: Kami Tidak Takut - 'we are ...

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Jakarta has restarted construction of a planned monorail system after a five-year stall in the project, aimed at bringing modern, mass transit trains to a city long choked by traffic jams.