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Indonesia plan for stake in China-funded bullet train on track, despite delay

Published by Reuters Sustainability · United Kingdom 13 h ago

Indonesia is forging ahead with a plan to shift ownership of a majority stake in the operator of a $7.3 ‌billion China-funded bullet train, despite missing the target date last…

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