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JAKARTA is now officially the largest city on Earth. Earlier this year, the United Nations confirmed its metropolitan population has passed 42 million - overtaking Tokyo, which had held the title for over sixty years.

To put that in perspective, that’s more people than the entire population of Canada, living within a single urban area. Jakarta’s metro region (known as Jabodetabek) spans several once-separate cities that have since grown into one continuous urban mass - and it’s still expanding by hundreds of thousands of people every year. 🌏

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Malang in the 1930s.
The visuals in this video have been transformatively adapted for educational purposes from the archival film titled "Van Malang naar Tandjong Priok" by Eye Filmmuseum (1917-1930). The use of this material is intended to enhance educational and historical value through new narration and creative editing.
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Nusantara, Indonesia’s intended new capital, got its first set of traffic lights this year, quite the milestone for a city frequently disparaged as a “ghost town” destined to fail.⁣

With a population of less than 10,000 people at night, it’s not exact­ly a bustling metropolis, though now that it’s open to the public Indonesians are pouring in to take in a grand new vision for their country.⁣
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Pulau Kalimantan memiliki karakteristik perkembangan yang berbeda, sebagaimana banyak pulau lain di Indonesia.
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The Heart of Gorontalo City,

"Tempat berpadunya bentang alam pegunungan, lembah dan sungai yang khas dimana kekayaan warisan Arsitektur Lokal serta Kolonial menyatu diiringi oleh budaya tepi laut yang mewarnai perekonomian masyarakat lokal"
- @nadya.victoryka
Dubai's next megaproject isn't a tower. It's a footpath — 6,500 kilometres of it.

The Dubai Walk masterplan will thread the entire city together for pedestrians, with the first 112 kilometres ready by 2027.

The city that built for cars is quietly redesigning itself for people.

@dubai via @tradinghall