Constitutional Court Ruling on Jakarta's Status: House Urges Realistic Approach to IKN Project
Following the Constitutional Court's ruling on Jakarta's legal status, the House of Representatives (DPR) affirmed the continuation of the IKN project while emphasizing the need for a more realistic implementation strategy.
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