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Indonesia police arrest 43 after riot over Batam industrial park - Vimarsana News

Indonesia police arrest 43 after riot over Batam industrial park

JAKARTA: Indonesian police have arrested 43 people accused of causing a riot and attacking police during a protest over a plan to relocate communities for a multi-billion dollar industrial park, police said on Tuesday (Sep 12). Violent scenes erupted on Monday in Batam city, located about 44km from Singapo

Jokowi Appoints Investment Minister to Resolve Rempang Island Conflict - Vimarsana News

Jokowi Appoints Investment Minister to Resolve Rempang Island Conflict

Jokowi appoints Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia to head to Rempang Island.

Indonesian police arrest dozens protesting China-backed project near Singapore - Vimarsana News

Indonesian police arrest dozens protesting China-backed project near Singapore

The U.S. $11.5 billion glass manufacturing plant would involve relocating all 7,500 residents of Rempang island.

The new office space will foster collaboration and facilitate client engagement - Vimarsana News

The new office space will foster collaboration and facilitate client engagement

HOUSTON, Sept. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Smith, a leading global distributor of electronic components and semiconductors, today announces the relocation of its sales office in Taipei, Taiwan. The new office is

INDONESIA Rempang: indigenous people challenge multibillion-dollar Chinese plant - Vimarsana News

INDONESIA Rempang: indigenous people challenge multibillion-dollar Chinese plant

The island is strategically located with access to the Strait of Malacca. Residents of 16 local villages are refusing to relocate to make way for the venture, which would damage the cultural heritage of the indigenous Melayu ethnic group. This is not the first time that people's dissatisfaction has turned into violent acts against Chinese workers employed in the industrial hubs.