Gibran's Constitutional Court Ruling Follow-up, Doli Golkar: Depends on Party Leader Agreement
Regarding the follow-up to the Indonesian Constitutional Court's (MK) ruling on Gibran, Golkar Party's Doli has stated that the next steps depend on the agreement among political party leaders. Attention is focused on the specific implications of the ruling and future political developments.
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