Prabowo Subianto continues serving as Indonesia’s president with a parliamentary supermajority, delivering his second State of the Nation address in mid-August 2026 and overseeing policy implementation two years into his term. Approval ratings have fallen to around 51 percent amid rupiah weakness, equity market declines, and criticism of flagship programs like the free nutritious meals initiative, which has faced mass poisoning incidents, corruption probes, and leadership turnover. Recent actions include sacking officials over graft allegations, advancing state-owned enterprise reforms, and expanding commodity export monitoring, while the central bank governor resigned under reported pressure. No credible impeachment process, resignation signals, or constitutional challenges have emerged; removal would require legislative action or extraordinary events. Traders assessing short-term exit probabilities weigh these institutional buffers against ongoing protests and economic headwinds that could intensify ahead of budget votes or further policy rollouts.