Indonesia's child bombers get a second chance
Rehabilitating the children of terror suspects may offer them a chance at normality.
Riots rock Indonesia's capital
Six dead, 200 injured as protesters take to the streets.
New MRT to battle Jakarta’s traffic congestion
The 16-kilometre line will stretch from central Hotel Indonesia to Jakarta's south, almost six years after construction began.
Using technology to solve traffic woes
The system was first implemented in Hangzhou city in 2016 and has resulted in a 15 percent decrease in traffic congestion.
Smash anger away at Indonesia's 'Temper Clinic'
Armed with crowbars and wearing protective gear, three women assembled at a Jakarta stress clinic s
Jokowi wants Jakartans to use public transport
Jakartans spend 22 days a year stuck in traffic compared to citizens of other major Asian cities, who spend around 19 days on average.
Studies show Jakarta quickly sinking
Seawater will cover as much as 26.9 percent of Jakarta by 2025, according to research carried out this week.
Jakarta ex-governor freed from prison
Purnama had been a popular politician who won praise for trying to clean up the traffic-clogged megacity and clamp down on corruption.
Managing Jakarta’s water-related risks
Unless adaptation measures are undertaken, Jakarta's situation is bleak, with parts of the city becoming unliveable.
Jakarta has that sinking feeling
Lack of water resource management, urban planning, waste and wastewater management has led to Jakarta sinking fast.
Indonesia set for 2018 Asian Games
Jakarta and Palembang are set to host 45 Asian countries for the world's second biggest multi-sport event.
Jakarta’s anti-macet policy
Jakarta’s odd-even traffic congestion policy has reduced vehicle travel time and air pollution in the Indonesian capital.