“Politique indonésienne” refers to the political system, activities, and dynamics of Indonesia, a Southeast Asian nation. This encompasses the structure and functioning of its government, including the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, as well as the various political parties and movements that influence governance. It involves the country’s constitution, laws, and political culture, as well as issues such as democracy, governance, human rights, and political stability. The term may also cover domestic and foreign policies, electoral processes, and interactions among different ethnic, religious, and regional groups within Indonesia. Understanding “politique indonésienne” requires an appreciation of its historical context, particularly the transition from authoritarian rule to democracy, and the ongoing challenges the country faces in achieving equitable political representation and development.
Prabowo Subianto a réussi à accéder au pouvoir en Indonésie après deux tentatives infructueuses. Cet ancien général de l'armée, qui a été accusé d'abus des droits humains et de crimes…