Indonesia's vice president resigns amid questions over eligibility and academic credentials
What happened
According to an NPR headline, Indonesia's vice president has resigned as questions were raised about his eligibility and academic credentials. The available source is a headline only, so the full details are not confirmed here.
When it started
The date of the resignation and of the questions about his eligibility and credentials is not stated in the material provided.
How it spread
The story was reported by NPR and surfaced through a Google News link. The exact process behind the resignation and the specific eligibility or credential questions are not described in the available material.
Why it matters
The headline links the resignation to questions about his eligibility and academic credentials. Who raised these questions, and what the vice president or authorities have said in response, is not stated in the material provided.