Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has appointed a former rival as the new security minister after last month’s deadly protests. On Wednesday, Subianto, a former general, named retired general Djamari Chaniago as coordinating minister for politics. This move comes after protests rocked the country, resulting in 10 deaths, sparked by economic concerns. Chaniago’s appointment signals Subianto’s efforts to address security issues and maintain stability.
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