Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto appointed former rival Gen. Djamari Chaniago as the new coordinating minister of politics and security, replacing Budi Gunawan who was dismissed following deadly protests in August. The protests, sparked by housing allowances for lawmakers and the death of a ride-hailing driver, led to the dismissal of five ministers. Analysts see Chaniago's appointment as a power consolidation move by Subianto, aiming to unite former opponents and strengthen government stability. Three other ministers were also sworn in, including Erick Thohir, who moved to a new portfolio.

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