Five Facts about Vanuatu, Has Bad Relationship with Indonesia
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VIVA – Vanuatu is one of the countries that always mentions Indonesia in the United Nations (UN) Assembly. The small country east of Australia protested about Papua. Starting from a video of a young Indonesian diplomat, Silvany Austin Pasaribu.
Silvany Austin Pasaribu gave an assertive answer to Vanuatu's representative Bob Loughman at the UN General Assembly on September 26, 2020. It turns out that it is not the first time Vanuatu has interfered with Indonesian affairs regarding Papua. In previous years, this country had protested to the United Nations about Papua.
Diplomat muda Silvany Pasaribu respons tegas delegasi Vanuatu
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Vanuatu is an island country located in the southern Pacific Ocean. Vanuatu is known as one of the happiest places, it also has a lot to offer. From rainforests to amazing marine life, even lava-spewing volcanoes.
Here are some facts about Vanuatu that rarely people know.
1. An Archipelago Country with Tropical Rainforest
Ritual Naghol di Pulau Vanuatu
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The Republic of Vanuatu consists of 13 islands and 60 small islands whose clusters form the letter 'Y'. The state capital of Vanuatu Port-Vila is on Efate Island. The islands in Vanuatu covering an area of ??12,190 square kilometers are inhabited by about 289,100 people, as reported by the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Vanuatu has two seasons, namely a hot and rainy season in November-April and a cooler and drier season in May-October. The southeast of the country is generally windy, although the north usually experiences heavy rains throughout the summer. The northern part of Vanuatu is usually full of tropical rain.
2. Vanuatu Has Many Active Volcanoes
Vanuatu has many types of relief, ranging from mountains, highlands, lowlands, coastal areas, and offshore coral reefs. On several islands, there are active volcanoes, such as Mount Séré'ama in Vanua Lava, Mount Manaro in Aoba, Mount Garet in Santa Maria, the twin volcanoes Benbow and Marum in Ambrym, and Mount Yasur in Tanna.
The mountain also makes Vanuatu prone to earthquakes. Vanuatu also has the underwater volcano solfatara and fumaroles. Fumaroles are holes in the earth's crust that emit steam and gases. While solfatara is a fumarole that emits sulfur oxide gas in addition to carbon dioxide and water.
