Prabowo Subianto has been sworn in as Indonesia's eighth president, succeeding Joko Widodo, with a promise to tackle corruption and maintain a democratic and non-aligned foreign policy. Despite past accusations of human rights abuses, Prabowo has positioned himself as a 'continuity candidate,' intending to maintain economic policies from the previous administration, such as massive infrastructure projects and a free meal plan for children. His cabinet retains key figures like Sri Mulyani Indrawati as finance minister, reflecting a continuation of Widodo's policies. Prabowo's foreign policy visits, including trips to China and the signing of a security deal with Australia, signal a more assertive international stance. His leadership aims to leverage Indonesia's vast resources, including its significant nickel reserves, to drive economic growth. Prabowo's inauguration was widely celebrated, attended by foreign dignitaries and marked by public enthusiasm in Jakarta.