Rahasia di Balik Terbelahnya Papua Menjadi Dua Negara! #kacamatadunia

Why did the island of Papua, a single landmass, become divided into two distinct regions? Why did the western part become part of Indonesia, while the eastern part became the country of Papua New Guinea? In this video, we will explore the long, little-known history of how Papua ended up being divided in two. This story is not just about territorial boundaries, but also about European colonialism, the struggle for influence between major powers, the Cold War, and various political events that shaped the modern world map. Beginning with the arrival of European nations in the Pacific region, the island of Papua became part of the colonial rivalry between the Netherlands, Britain, and Germany. Without involving the local people, the Papua region was divided based on political interests and colonial strategies. This division then created two distinct historical paths, leading to the birth of West Papua as part of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea as an independent nation. This video will also examine how the Dutch maintained West Papua after Indonesian independence, the diplomatic conflict between Indonesia and the Netherlands, the 1962 New York Agreement, the 1969 Act of Free Choice (Act of Free Choice), which remains a matter of debate to this day, and the birth of the nation of Papua New Guinea in 1975. Furthermore, we will examine how Papua's rich natural resources, its strategic position in the Asia-Pacific region, and various global geopolitical interests have kept this region a constant source of international attention to this day. TIMECODES 0:00 Introduction 0:41 The Forgotten Big Island 2:57 The Line Drawn by Europeans 5:11 The Cold War & the Fight for Papua 7:29 The New York Agreement, Act of Free Choice & Papua New Guinea 10:27 Papua's Natural Wealth Don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay tuned for more interesting history and geopolitical videos. bgm: Dreamy Emotional Inspirational Drone Travel Piano Film by Cold Cinema [No Copyright Music] / Candles