Presidential Presence Sparks Controversy: Prabowo Subianto: What can Indonesia expect from its new … – BBC”>Prabowo Subianto’s Walk-Out at D-8 Summit
Presiden Prabowo Subianto’s attendance at the 11th Summit of the Developing Eight (D-8) Nations in Cairo, Egypt, has sparked widespread attention, with a particular moment going viral in Indonesia. In a video circulating online, Prabowo was seen being left alone as several attendees walked out mid-pidato, with one even pulling out his chair.
The incident has topped the trending list on News VIVA’s website, amidst other popular stories such as the tale of an aggrieved wife who publicly humiliated her cheating husband.
Here are the top five trending stories on News VIVA:
1. Prabowo Walk-Out During D-8 Summit: Indonesia’s Foreign Ministry Explains
The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has broken its silence on the viral video showing several delegates walking out during President Joko Widodo’s speech at the D-8 Summit.
2. Shocking Admission: Melody Sharon’s Brutal Revenge on Her Cheating Husband
Melody Sharon, a 31-year-old woman, has been named a suspect after severely injuring her husband and dragging him with her car in East Jakarta. The horrifying incident was triggered when Melody caught her husband cheating.
3. Villainous Village:гег †уле Party Leads to Bust in Canggu
A joint operation between Bali’s Narcotics Agency (BNNP) and an inter-agency task force has resulted in the bust of a suspected drug-fueled orgy involving dozens of foreign nationals in the Canggu area of Bali.
4. Turkey’s Erdogan Walks Out as Prabowo Speaks at D-8 Summit
Social media has been abuzz with discussions surrounding a moment during President Joko Widodo’s speech at the Developing Eight (D-8) Nations summit in Cairo, Egypt, where Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan left the room.
5. Pay-to-Play Orgy: Foreigners Busted at Canggu Sex Party
A Russian national believed to be behind a massive sex party involving dozens of foreign nationals in Canggu, Bali, has been taken into custody by the Bali branch of the National Narcotics Agency (BNNP).
