Indonesia's Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka faces lingering questions about his educational qualifications despite a Constitutional Court ruling that dismissed a petition to unseat him. The court found insufficient evidence that Gibran's overseas education met the required high-school standard for presidential candidates. While he is likely to remain in office for now, legal experts suggest the controversy could shift to parliamentary and law enforcement arenas, potentially impacting his future political career. AI
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