How Anti-Israel Protests Cost Indonesia a Prized FIFA Tournament—and Could Upend the Country’s Politics
Staging the FIFA Under-20 World Cup was meant to be a badge of pride for Indonesia. Now, it’s costing billions of dollars in lost investment.
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Staging the FIFA Under-20 World Cup was meant to be a badge of pride for Indonesia. Now, it’s costing billions of dollars in lost investment.
The youth event would have been a rare turn on the global soccer stage for Indonesia, but it was canceled after local officials said they would not host the Israeli team.
Uncertainty over the timing and location of the Under-20 World Cup continues because of protests over Israel’s qualification and backlash from conservative Islamic groups.
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“They’re disorderly and they misbehave,” said the governor of the popular holiday destination, which has been marred by motorcycle accidents recently.
Merapi, on the densely populated island of Java, unleashed clouds of hot ash and a mixture of rock, lava and gas that traveled up to 7 kilometers down its slopes.