She's not a man, and Indonesia doesn't use parliamentary system. Therefore very little chance of her actually running for and winning national election considering her nonexistent political support. Besides, UK cabinet is largely a joke, just politicians posted on random positions for the sake of politics, the real power is in the bureaucracy, this is also true for Germany and Japan.
Both Sunak and Olaf aren't head of states though, but are prime ministers
under the head of state. We already have prime minister now, you know who. Becoming head of state, i.e Presiden, is on another level.
SM herself was already kind of PM before (Menko Perekonomian) but only temporarily and doesn't really like that post, and so she go back to her usual post (Menkeu). I don't necessarily like her policies when she is in that office, but for that very same reason we can be assured she won't do politics. SM has history of conflict with political and economic elites such as Bank Century case, and this certainly made her reluctant to be anywhere influenced by personal economic and political interest.
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