Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto was sworn in on Sunday, becoming the first new leader of Southeast Asia's largest democracy in a decade, succeeding Joko Widodo, who completed his maximum two terms.At an inauguration ceremony in Jakarta, the 73-year-old former army general and defense minister took the oath, with a Muslim cleric holding a copy of the Quran above his head.His swearing-in was followed by the inauguration of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, 37, the eldest son of the previous leader popularly known as Jokowi.After winning the presidential election in a February lands…READ FULL ARTICLE