TOKYO -- After several failed attempts, Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto is finally set to achieve his goal of becoming president, an outcome of the convoluted dynamics of the country's dynastic politics.
According to independent pollsters, Prabowo has secured nearly 60% of the vote in the Feb. 14 election, precluding any runoff. It was the third time lucky for the former army general with a checkered past, or the fourth if including his previous vice presidential bid.
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