Indonesia's Prabowo Cabinet Reshuffled for Eighth Time, Nine Officials Appointed
Indonesian President Prabowo conducted a cabinet reshuffle on October 15th, appointing nine new officials including Deputy Ministers of Defense, Agriculture, and Immigration, as well as the Head of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) and key TNI (Indonesian National Armed Forces) personnel. This marks the eighth cabinet reshuffle under his administration.
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