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ini bukannya kebalik ya? :rolleyes::confused::D

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I am not Australian.. I am Indonesian but I have lived in Australia all my life, I guess you could say I know a fair bit. The majority of Australians know very little about Indonesia. Though, there are many middle class / 'bogans' who like to holiday frequently in Bali. Too many think of Bali...

Right.. you didn't mention that, but the article was implying to say that Australian people feel worried that Indonesia might invade them and annex their island. You say that Australia perceive Indonesia as enemy which is not true either. As a matter of fact, Australians for the most part...

I don't think I have ever met an Australian who is worried about Indonesia invading. To myself and everybody I know such a suggestion (that Indonesia might invade Australia) is laughable. Where did you get the idea that Australian people are worried about Indonesian invasion? Now, if you say...

The EEU at face value is an economic union between Russia and its satellite states to confer greater bargaining power in dealing with the Asian economies. In reality, it is just a sham grouping meant to replicate the same corrupt regional political economy of the Soviet Union with all economic...

There are many more factors in order to attract foreign investors.. Take a look at Philippines.. Despite it becomes 'investor darling' after investment grade rating, it still lags behind its Asean peers in attracting foreign direct investments (FDIs). In 2015, the Philippines attracted a measly...

Bali is one of the safest places for holiday beyond all doubt. Yes, there was a bombing in some nightclubs a few years back, but this is like telling somebody to stay away from tall buildings in New York because of 9/11 - the "terrorism" has been sensationalized.. Not any country can escape from...

Businesses need buyers who can pay, which basically means that the buyers should ideally have deep pocket. Indonesia has lot of deep pocketed people. Maybe not really deep pocketed, but at least they must have disposable income (which is a simple definition of middle class). Meanwhile Malaysia...

The prize is right as promised.. they must pay taxes on the prize money they get for winning... this also happens in any other countries in case you haven't noticed.. Friendly advice: please stop talking about things you don't know you sound like an ignorant as$..

^^ Nah.. Australia is the most popular country for indonesian student and also parents who sent their child to study. Aussie is much closer than US or Europe, so it makes mommy and daddy feel less worried about their daughter. Oz is very expensive both in tuition fee and living costs, however...

Not sure why you'd post this one year old article on Indonesian economy news thread

I personally think its hard to generalise because 'native Indonesians' themselves are very diverse. There are even stereotypes among different types of Chinese Indonesians, so imagine how much more complex it will be when talking about the 'native' Indonesians. Maybe the biggest difference...