Gibran's Impeachment Talk Stalls in Parliament, Awaiting Gerindra's Move?
Following a Constitutional Court ruling, calls for Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's impeachment have emerged in parliament. However, with a majority of lawmakers supporting the government, realization is difficult. Opposition parties are seeking cooperation, but President Prabowo's stance is seen as crucial.
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