Indonesia VP Gibran offers to resign amid mounting pressure over his education qualifications

Indonesia's Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka said he is prepared to resign, amid mounting pressure and scrutiny over whether he had the educational qualifications to run for office. Nearly 50 lawmakers have signed a proposal, seeking a parliamentary inquiry into Mr Gibran's eligibility, which could pave the way for impeachment. The controversy centres on a high school equivalent certificate that Mr Gibran submitted when he ran for vice president in 2024. The Supreme Court had ruled the document as invalid last month. A small demonstration was held in front of parliament earlier today, demanding lawmakers start the impeachment process. Chandni Vatvani reports from Jakarta.