Prabowo reshuffles Indonesian cabinet to counter falling ratings, credibility concerns

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has reshuffled his cabinet for the second time in under three months, appointing experienced technocrats and trusted figures to key posts, including a new foreign minister. The move aims to address criticism and declining approval ratings, though Prabowo's self-styled role as chief diplomat is expected to persist, limiting the new minister's influence. This signals a reactive adjustment to domestic political pressure rather than a strategic policy shift.