What can Indonesia expect from its new president?

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What can Indonesia expect from its new president?

Indonesia's potential new president has expressed support for an authoritative approach. Yet, there's debate over whether this marks a departure from the past image of Prabowo Subianto. Despite previous allegations of significant human rights violations, his current portrayal as an amiable figure in social media campaigns seems to resonate with voters. Nevertheless, should concerns about his past be a factor? Guests: Shoeb Kagda Director of Overseas Center of Singapore Management University in Jakarta Andreas Harsono Author of 'Race, Islam and Power: Ethnic and Religious Violence in Post-Suharto Indonesia' Tobias Basuki Political Analyst