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Politics 6 years ago
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Jokowi expands coalition with new deputy ministers
In an apparent attempt to build a broad coalition that is widely seen as key to achieving his developmental goals, the President quadrupled the number of deputy ministers — from only three in his first term — to accommodate more political parties in his administration.
Opinion 6 years ago
No honeymoon for Jokowi and Ma'ruf after inauguration
As this is his second (and last) term in office, understandably some expect Jokowi to slow down in his approach to work. But that isn’t likely to happen. We may see the opposite; he will work even harder and longer than previously.
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