Gibran's Alleged Resignation: Call for Political Unity Post-Vice Presidential Exit
Reports have emerged in Indonesia of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's resignation. The ruling Hanura Party urges an end to political turmoil following this, advocating for a focus on national economic and geopolitical challenges. The party believes Gibran's departure will settle past controversies.
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