Some reading material from wikipedia: click here
In (most of) Malaysian version, Bawang Merah is the kind daughter. In the Indonesian ones, it's Bawang Putih. Hail to the awesome Shallot and Garlic!
I support Liverpool and have noticed there’s a lot of supporters from these countries
I get the feeling big English clubs like Liverpool and Man U have more fans in those countries than the respective big Indonesian football teams although there are no Indonesian players in England as far as I’m aware
I just wonder, is this not harming the development of football in Indonesia? If so many people are interested in football but only support European teams like Madrid Liverpool etc whilst ignoring Indonesian teams surely this will harm the growth and development of Indonesian football.
South Korea and Japan have had admiral world cup campaigns in the past. Saudi Arabia, China and Iran have featured in world cups too but Indonesia has never managed this despite so many Indonesians being interested in football and having a bigger population than Korea, Saudi, Iran and Japan.
Is there any hope in Indonesia that there will be an Indonesian national team in the near future qualifying for the World Cup and Indonesian players playing in the premier league?
Toreba added more countries in addition to Thailand and Taiwan a couple days ago. Looks like they are only rolling this out in Asia at the moment but if it hits North America, I'll be done with Toreba 😂 Here's the original announcement just in case you missed it:
Dear Toreba players,
The following change will be made on June 21th, 2021 14:00(JST) regarding the shipping of prizes.
This change is applicable to the countries indicated below.
■ Details:
- Prizes acquired using Tutorial Plays or Play Tickets will now be categorized as Add-on Prizes.
Prizes in the cart which meet this criteria will be automatically categorized as an Add-on Prize after June 21st, 2021 14:00 (JST).
■ What is an Add-on Prize?
An Add-on Prize is a prize which is unavailable for Free Shipping in the case there are only Add-on Prizes in your cart.
However, if they are combined in the same order with a prize without the "Add-on" tag,
Free Shipping will be applied to the whole order, if available (Once every 7 days).
■ Country:
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Viet Nam
As a Malaysian, I have this question to ask. Although both Indonesia and Malaysia do not have official diplomatic relations with Israel, Israeli passport holders are allowed to enter Indonesia, but they're not allowed to enter Malaysia. Likewise, Indonesian passport holders are allowed to enter Israel, but Malaysian passport holders not allowed to enter Israel (even though there may be exceptions to the rule).
Why is that so? Why do both countries have different approaches to Israeli passport holders, despite both countries not having any official diplomatic relations with Israel? That is something I really want to know.
If you wanna know more about how Malaysia and Indonesia differ in their approach towards Israel, you can check out the links below.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesia%E2%80%93Israel_relations
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel%E2%80%93Malaysia_relations
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_passport#Passport_Note
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysian_passport#Israel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_passport#Countries_that_do_not_accept_Israeli_passports
I saw this movie on Impact a long time ago, and I can't remember it aside from the obvious themes and that it opens with the Satanic cult forcing someone to "repent" and I think that >!the main protagonist dies.!< Also despite its setting, I think everyone speaks English. Could have also been set in the Phillipines.
