Indonesian Stocks Plunge Amid Espionage Scandal, Political Instability Concerns Rise
Indonesia's stock market experienced a sharp decline following the announcement of an illegal wiretapping case, leading to the arrest of three police personnel. The incident has raised concerns about political instability, with economic experts warning of the costs associated with such uncertainty.
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