Indonesia's Prabowo Plans Military Academy Retreat for New Cabinet
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's new President Prabowo Subianto will take his cabinet members on a three-day retreat at a military academy nestled in a Javanese mountain range, where they will sleep in tents, an unusual start for a government in the Southeast Asian country.
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