Indonesian Influencer Sparks Outrage After Mocking Boycott Calls, Claims M’sia Wouldn’t Exist Without Indonesia
Budi Santoso said the boycott calls are temporary and have not affected bilateral trade, as monitoring showed commerce was resuming normally.
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Busan believes that the phenomenon is not serious, meaning that products from Indonesia will not be truly boycotted by Malaysians.
Calls to boycott Indonesian products in Malaysia target Indomie, Kenangan Coffee, Ai-Cha, MOMOYO, and a number of other culinary brands. | The boycott calls on Threads were triggered by allegations of insulting the King of Malaysia, but the claim has not been independently verified.
Not because of football, Malaysian netizens are calling for a boycott of Indonesian products due to alleged insults to the Malaysian King on social media.
Recently, calls to boycott a number of Indonesian products have been circulating on Malaysian social media. The calls emerged following the rivalry between the Indonesian and Malaysian national teams.
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