More: Transportation
Decluttering the Bureaucracy: Storage Solutions for Streamlining Government Operations
Governments often grapple with the massive challenge of managing endless streams of paperwork and data, leading to cluttered offices and slowed operations. In the...
Train Diplomacy: Revisit the Efforts Made by Two Big Giants of Asia in Indonesia
As governments race to build new rail infrastructures to reintroduce this environmentally sustainable transportation feature to the public, Japan and China at the same...
Electric Vehicles as Green Transportation in Indonesia Through ESG Lense
Climate change has become a fundamental global problem and requires concrete efforts to overcome climate change. As the human population on Earth increases, the...
Prospect of China’s Transportation Infrastructure Development in Central Asia Remains Challenging
Since the beginning of the Donald Trump era, the United States has initiated a series of economic and technological crackdowns on China. Coupled with...
European Union – ASEAN relations and the First Air Transport Cooperation
The recent increase in regional cooperation in the economic field shows that globalization has succeeded in eroding the boundaries between countries around the world....
Smart City: The Key to Enhancing Quality of Life in Developing Countries
Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Raine Renaldi*
In the context of globalization and rapid technological advancement, the concept of a smart city has become a crucial...
Will it be the African Century? Everything Passes Through Infrastructure and Transport Networks
The world has undergone a profound transformation, and a new geopolitical phase has started. The whole Rimland (Ukraine, Balkans, Caucasus, Middle East, and probably Korean...
West African Highway Construction Still Fraught with Interstate Obstacles and Financing Challenges
After successfully launching the grandiose highway project referred to as 'Abidjan-Lagos Corridor' back in 2017, the five West African States - Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana,...
Austerity, corruption, and neglect: How the Greek railway became Europe’s deadliest
“Aren’t trains supposed to be safe?” This was the question on the minds of most Greeks after the fatal collision between a passenger and...
What North-South International Transport Corridor Means for Iran
Recently, the development of the North-South international transportation corridor has been widely discussed in Russia, due to its economic benefits, as well as reorientation...