Indonesia's vice president Gibran resigns amid credential controversy, prompting President Prabowo to begin naming a successor.
Indonesian president says he accepts vice president's resignation

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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto accepted Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka’s resignation, which was submitted to the People’s Consultative Assembly amid doubts about his academic credentials.
- Gibran resigned after questions over his academic credentials.
- The resignation was submitted to the People’s Consultative Assembly on Thursday.
- The Assembly must convene within 60 days to elect a new vice president.
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Also reported by Bernama
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