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PAN Members Urged to Act with Humility and Sensitivity

by Emma Walker โ€“ News Editor
written by Emma Walker โ€“ News Editor

Jakarta, Indonesia โ€Œ- August 30, 2025 -โ€ National Mandate party (PAN) Chairman Zulhasni Syahputra,โ€ widelyโ€ known as Zulhas, has instructed โขall members โ€ofโ€‹ the PANโค faction in the DPRโค (Houseโ€‹ of Representatives) and DPRD (Regionalโ€ People’sโฃ Representative Council) to demonstrate sensitivity and humility in โฃtheir conduct. The directive, issued โ€Œvia a post on the Instagram account @amanatnasional Saturday, comes amid public scrutiny of several PAN โ€Œlawmakers.

Zulhas urged members to “act,โค look, and speak โ€Œaccording to propriety,” emphasizing the โ€Œneed to be “sensitive to the situation, full of empathy, do not flex, do not be arrogant. humble in hearing aspirations or responding to public criticism.” He also stated that all members โ€must โ€‹be prepared for evaluation regarding theirโข status, position, benefits,โ€‹ and facilities.

The call for greater accountability follows recent controversies involving PAN representatives Eko Hendro purnomo, also known โ€‹as Eko โ€ŒPratrio, and Uya Kuya. Eko Pratrio publicly apologized for dancingโ€ at the MPR (People’s consultativeโ€ Assembly) โ€‹Annual Session, โ€Œacknowledging it caused public unease and promising โ€self-betterment.”With my humility Ekoโ€Œ Patrioโ€ conveyed a deep apology to the public for the anxiety that arises from whatโค I did,” he stated. He further โคaffirmed his commitment to listening to public disappointment and recognizing the โขpain caused by his actions.

Uyaโ€Œ Kuya alsoโ€Œ issued a public apology Saturday for a resurfaced video perceivedโ€Œ as a challenge to netizens, compounded by his participation in the post-MPR session dancing.โ€‹ “I Uya Kuya conveyed the maximum โคapology, sincere from my heart that was the deepest for all indonesian people,โข for what happened how โคmany days the last day, for whatโข I didโ€‹ both intentionally orโค unintentionally,” Kuya said, acknowledging the deep โ€Œhurt caused, especially to victims of recent clashes.

Zulhas concluded his message byโ€ requesting that the instructions be “digested, understood, enforced, practiced best, โขspreading wide.”

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Mariana Derderian Cancels Interview, Reveals Diana Bolocco Disappointment

by Julia Evans โ€“ Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans โ€“ Entertainment Editor

Mariana Derderiรกn Reveals deep Disappointment with Diana Bolocco After Interview Cancellation

Santiago, Chile – Actress Mariana derderiรกn has spoken out about her profound disappointment with television host Diana Bolocco following teh cancellation of a highly anticipated interview. The planned appearance on Chilevisiรณn’s “Podemos Hablar” was set to be Derderiรกn’s first media engagement as the tragic death of her six-year-old son in a house fire in May 2024.

The interview, scheduled for March 26th, was abruptly canceled by Derderiรกn the night before the recording.The decision stemmed from a promotional video released by the network that highlighted her son’s death, focusing solely on this painful experience. Derderiรกn, who had agreed to discuss her life and challenges in communications, felt the promotion was sensationalist and did not align with the agreed-upon tone or content.

“The disappointment was very large because she had another image of her,” Derderiรกn stated in a recent interview with Lun, referring to Bolocco.She expressed shock and dismay at the promotional material, which she felt exploited her grief.

Following the cancellation, Chilevisiรณn issued a statement acknowledging that the promotional piece “failed to find the tone or sensitivity corresponding to the context of said announcement, causing Mariana’s understandable discomfort.” Though, Derderiรกn felt the statement shifted blame and lacked genuine accountability. “The honest was to say ‘we assumed our responsibility as we did not respect what was agreed’,” she commented.

Adding to her distress, Derderiรกn revealed that her attempts to reach out to Diana Bolocco after the incident went unanswered. “I called her and did not answer me. I wrote to her by telling her the damage that this promotion had generated at the family level, the morbidity,” Derderiรกn shared. “I was surprised that she did not take off. The disappointment was very large as she had another image of her.”

The incident has cast a shadow over Derderiรกn’s return to the public eye, highlighting the delicate balance between media coverage and personal tragedy.

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Chelsea vs PSG: Luis Enrique Slaps Joao Pedro After 3-0 Victory

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Here’s a unique version of the article, preserving all verifiable facts:

Chelsea Clinches Club World Cup Title in New Jersey, Enrique Explains Post-Match Slap

New Jersey – Chelsea secured the 2025 Club World Cup title with a decisive 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain at metlife Stadium in New Jersey on Monday, July 14, 2025. The win defied pre-match predictions that favored PSG.

Chelsea’s triumph was sealed by a brace from Cole Palmer and a goal from Joao Pedro in the first half. Despite PSG dominating possession with 67% of the ball compared to Chelsea’s 33%, the London club’s effective play and strong defense proved insurmountable for the French side.

The loss clearly impacted PSG, with some team personnel exhibiting visible frustration after the final whistle. An incident occurred shortly after the match concluded, involving PSG staff, including coach Luis Enrique, approaching Joao Pedro. Enrique was observed to have slapped the Brazilian striker during this interaction.

Enrique later addressed the incident, stating his action was intended to prevent a larger confrontation. He explained that PSG players were struggling to control their emotions due to the pressure and intensity of the match.”At the end of the match, there are situations that I believe can be fully avoided by everyone,” Enrique was quoted as saying by The Athletic.”My goal and intention, as usual, are trying to separate the players so that there are no more problems.”

He further elaborated, “The actual situation could have been avoided.There was a lot of tension, a lot of pressure, and from there, there was pushing from many people, which in my opinion we must all avoid and should not happen again. But I repeat, my intention as usual is to avoid any more serious situation.”

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Disappointment when Paris did not match expectations

by Julia Evans โ€“ Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans โ€“ Entertainment Editor


Paris –

The city of Paris is a favorite city of tourist destinations that are very much aimed at world tourists. Beauty to his romanticism is so often heard in the ear, but when all that is just a mere expression, it is disappointed.

A sense of disappointment in the city of Paris that was not as expected was called Paris Syndrome. That is what is felt by a cultural and language expert, Salvador Ordorica, when he first set foot to the tourist icon there Champs-Elyesees and Arc de Triomphe.

“The place is the same as Disneyland and does not offer the charm that I expect from Paris,” Ordorica was quoted as saying from Travel + LeisureTuesday (8/7/2025).


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Yet according to him long before the ‘Emily in Paris’ series made Paris more popular, the city had long been considered a dream destination. Millions of tourists come every year to see firsthand the splendor of the Versailles Palace or witness Mona Lisa’s mysterious smile at the Louvre Museum, but in reality not everyone returns from Paris with a flowering heart.

Not a few people who felt disappointed when they finally arrived in Paris and found a reality that was not as beautiful as their shadow. The term Paris Syndrome itself was first introduced by Hiroaki Ota, a Japanese psychiatrist who worked in France in the 1980s.

He noted that many tourists, especially from Japan experienced symptoms such as anxiety, dizziness, and even hallucinations because they felt that the paris they met was very far from expectations.

Now, Paris Syndrome is not only experienced by Japanese tourists, on the Reddit platform or other travel forums, many similar stories are found from people who feel cheated by their own expectations. Paris is often described as a city full of beauty, romance, and visual wonders, both in films, social media, and luxury brand advertisements.

“Paris is heralded in films, social media, and luxury brands, and people build a mental image of an ideal city full of beauty and romance,” explained Ordorica.

But once it arrived and saw the real side of the city that was jammed, rain, residents who sometimes look unfriendly disappointment can appear.

“When people come in the hope of perfection, but instead faced with the reality of daily life in Paris, the existing contrast can be very surprising,” he continued.

Before traveling to Paris, it is better for tourists to prepare more realistic expectations. The city does have a charming side such as a calm Ile Saint-Louis, a magnificent notre-dame cathedral, or a rocky road filled with street musicians in Montmartre.

But don’t forget that Paris is also inhabited by more than two million people and like other big cities, of course there is a busy, noisy side, and not always fun.

“Paris is chaotic and poetic, angry and generous. This city is normal, like other cities. The city is jammed, noisy, political problems, rainy days, and many unpleasant people,” said Ordorica.

“Yes, this city is amazing in many ways, full of beauty, delicious culinary, and extraordinary architecture, but don’t forget that there is a real and imperfect side there. This will help you enjoy your time more,” he said.

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PKB Condemns Fadli Zon’s Denial of ’98 Sexual Assaults

by Emma Walker โ€“ News Editor
written by Emma Walker โ€“ News Editor

Indonesia Official Condemns Minister’s Denial of 1998 Rape Tragedy

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Jakarta – A high-ranking Indonesian legislator has publicly rebuked the nation’s Minister of Culture over a controversial statement denying the occurrence of mass rapes during the May 1998 riots.Nihayatul Wafiroh, Deputy Chairman of the House of Representatives Commission IX, stated that Minister Fadli Zon’s remarks were “very inappropriate” and risked erasing a widely recognized history of sexual violence.

Wafiroh urged Fadli Zon to thoroughly examine the existing evidence and engage directly with the victims’ families before making such pronouncements. She emphasized that numerous credible sources, including the National Commission on Women and international self-reliant institutions, have documented the mass rapes.

Did You Know? The United Nations considers conflict-related sexual violence a war crime and a threat to international peace and security. Source: UN.org

Legislator Calls for Review of Evidence

“It should be reviewed first,meet the victims’ families,there are still many who live,” Wafiroh stated,suggesting that the Minister should task a research team with investigating the matter if he is unwilling to do so himself.She highlighted the findings of the Joint Fact Finding Team (TGPF), wich documented numerous cases of mass rape.

Wafiroh stressed the need for law enforcement and justice, rather than a denial of the painful truth. “Moreover, the voices of the victims, the families of the victims, and also the results of the study of the Joint Fact Finding Team (TGPF) have been very loud,” she added.

The Enduring Trauma of May 1998

The May 1998 tragedy remains a deeply sensitive issue in Indonesia. Beyond the loss of life, it left lasting scars on women who were victims of sexual violence.

“the facts about the rape of ethnic Chinese women have been recorded in the Komnas Wanita Report, TGPF, and the international concern. Breaking these facts is tantamount to demeaning the dignity of the victims and closing the recovery space for them,” Wafiroh asserted.

Minister’s Statement Draws Criticism

Fadli Zon’s initial statement regarding the 1998 mass rapes sparked widespread criticism, with many urging him to issue an apology. activists and human rights advocates voiced their disappointment, arguing that his remarks were insensitive and historically inaccurate.

Komnas Perempuan (National Commission on violence Against Women) stated that survivors of the tragedy have carried a heavy burden for far too long,and that the minister’s denial only serves to prolong impunity.

Minister’s Clarification

In response to the criticism, Fadli Zon issued a clarification, stating that he appreciated the public’s increasing interest in history, including the events of May 1998. He acknowledged that the riots of May 13-14, 1998, have generated various opinions and perspectives, including differing views on the presence or absence of mass rapes.

Fadli Zon noted that investigative reports from the time, including those from leading magazines, were unable to uncover definitive evidence of “mass” rapes.He also pointed out that the TGPF report mentioned numbers without providing solid supporting data, such as names, times, events, scenes, or perpetrators.

“I certainly condemn and strongly condemn various forms of harassment and sexual violence in women that occurred in the past and even still happened today,” Fadli Zon stated. “What I said did not negate various losses or even nullify the suffering of victims that occurred in the context of riots on May 13-14, 1998.”

He added, “Conversely, all forms of violence and sexual harassment against women are the most essential violations of human values, and must be a serious concern of every stakeholder.”

Pro Tip: When researching historical events, always consult multiple sources and consider the perspectives of those directly affected.

Timeline of Key Events

date Event
May 13-14, 1998 Widespread riots and violence in Indonesia, particularly targeting the ethnic Chinese community.
1998 Joint Fact Finding Team (TGPF) investigates the riots and reports on cases of mass rape.
Ongoing Survivors of the May 1998 tragedy continue to seek justice and recognition.
June 15, 2025 Minister of Culture Fadli Zon makes a controversial statement denying the mass rapes.
June 17, 2025 Deputy chairman of the House of Representatives Commission IX Nihayatul Wafiroh condemns the Minister’s statement.

Evergreen Insights: The Legacy of 1998

The May 1998 events occurred during a period of significant political and economic instability in Indonesia, leading to the downfall of President Suharto after 32 years in power. The riots exposed deep-seated social tensions and highlighted the vulnerability of minority groups. The issue of sexual violence during the riots remains a contentious and unresolved chapter in Indonesian history, with ongoing debates about the extent and nature of the crimes committed.

Understanding the historical context and the perspectives of all stakeholders is crucial for promoting reconciliation and preventing similar tragedies in the future. Continued efforts are needed to provide support and justice for the survivors and to ensure that the truth about the events of May 1998 is fully acknowledged.

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the primary causes of the May 1998 riots in Indonesia?
The riots were triggered by a combination of factors, including economic hardship, political instability, and social tensions. The Asian financial crisis of 1997-98 had a severe impact on Indonesia’s economy, leading to widespread unemployment and poverty. this economic crisis, coupled with long-standing grievances against the Suharto regime, created a volatile environment that erupted in violence.
What steps have been taken to address the issue of sexual violence during the 1998 riots?
Several organizations, including Komnas Perempuan and international human rights groups, have worked to document cases of sexual violence and provide support to survivors. The establishment of the Joint Fact Finding Team (TGPF) was an significant step in investigating the events of May 1998. though, many survivors feel that justice has not been fully served, and efforts to hold perpetrators accountable have been limited.
How can individuals contribute to promoting healing and reconciliation related to the 1998 tragedy?
Individuals can contribute by educating themselves about the events of May 1998, supporting organizations that work with survivors, and advocating for policies that promote justice and equality. It is also important to listen to the voices of survivors and to challenge narratives that deny or minimize the suffering they experienced.

Disclaimer: This article provides information about a sensitive historical event and related opinions. It is not intended to provide legal or psychological advice.Consult with qualified professionals for specific guidance.

What are your thoughts on the importance of acknowledging historical events, even when they are painful? How can societies move forward while still honoring the experiences of victims?

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From Insult to Conglomerate: Sudhamek’s Rise in Indonesia

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

From Insult to empire: sudhamek’s Story of Resilience

Capital โ€” may 14, 2025 โ€”

The story of Sudhamek Agoeng Waspodo Soenjoto is one of remarkable transformation. The chairman of PT GarudaFood Group, a major Indonesian food and beverage company, was once targeted with the harsh insult of “kere” โ€“ meaning poor. this incident,occurring during his school years,sparked an unyielding determination that shaped his future success and fueled his rise to become a leading business figure. For more on Sudhamek’s journey, read on.

From Insult to Empire: The Sudhamek Story

By News Desk

May 14, 2025

The Sting of “Kere”

Sudhamek Agoeng Waspodo Soenjoto, now chairman of PT GarudaFood Group and one of Indonesia’s wealthiest individuals [[3]], once faced a deeply personal insult during his school years. The derogatory term, kere (meaning “poor” or “broke”), struck a nerve so profound that it fueled his ambition and ultimately shaped his path to success [[1]].

Did you know? The Tudung Group, founded by Sudhamek’s father, Darmo Putro, was the predecessor to garudafood Putra putri Jaya, a major player in Indonesia’s food and beverage industry [[2]].

The Confrontation

The incident occurred after Mr. Sudhamek drove a friend, the son of a tea factory owner in Slawi, home.The friend’s brother confronted him, uttering the offensive word. Mr. Sudhamek recounted the moment:

When I left with his sister because of one generation, when he returned, his brother was waiting in front of the garage ‘from where?’, The bad thing is the ends, ‘Don’t have to go with the kere’, wow it’s really painful.

At the time, there was a clear disparity in their circumstances. I was still riding a bicycle at that time he had riding (motorbike) Honda, a Honda whose CC was big, and indeed he was rich in size at that time.

Pro Tip: Use negative feedback as fuel. channel anger and disappointment into productive energy to achieve your goals.

From Anger to Action

The insult led to a physical altercation.Finally we fought physically. Yes, it was the same as a man.He was in grade 2, I was in grade 1 of high school at that time, not until he was injured, a little bruised bruised.

Distraught, Mr. Sudhamek shared the experience with his mother,whose reaction further fueled his resolve. I remember, when my mother knew my mother was crying.My mother was really in love with her children. If her child was hurt more than she was hurt.

This emotional moment became a turning point. I am basically there is a nature that I feel lucky. When I suffered an inner wound, emotional continuously, I automatically I continued to fight with the form of anger I changed into energy.

Reader Question: How can you transform negative emotions into positive action in your own life? Share your experiences in the comments below!

The Transformation

Mr. Sudhamek channeled his anger and disappointment into a powerful drive to succeed. Anger, disappointed, insulted, and so on that I changed to energy for me to prove that I am not what they imagine, I think so. Well there is a competitive nature.

His efforts paid off. His former peers now acknowledge his achievements. If I look good at Whatsapp Group with junior high school, high school, then yesterday there was a reunion, I could feel for them I was recognized as one of the triumphant friends, but as I still behaved humble to them, so they accepted me well.

GarudaFood Today

Today, Sudhamek Agoeng Waspodo Soenjoto leads Garudafood Putra Putri Jaya, a company with notable influence in the Indonesian market. His journey from a slighted student to a prominent business leader serves as an inspiring exmaple of resilience and determination [[3]].

FAQ

  • Who is Sudhamek Agoeng Waspodo Soenjoto? He is the chairman of PT GarudaFood Group, a major food and beverage manufacturer in Indonesia [[2]].
  • What was the insult he faced? He was called kere, a derogatory term meaning “poor” or “broke” [[1]].
  • How did he respond to the insult? He channeled his anger and disappointment into a drive to succeed, ultimately transforming his life and career.
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