One Republic, Two Presidents

Over the last few weeks it is fair to say that Indonesia has become a laughing stock in the eyes of the international community. How could this not be so when the elite of this republic that has the potential to become the third largest democracy in the world are evidently unable to resolve the chaotic relationship between the president and the House of Representatives? As a result, those who study government will have to cope with a new addit

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