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TTL Indonesia had bigger and complex operations, such as the Myanmar Auxiliaries and the Philipines Joint Task Force against terrorists. Falintil would be less complex. Unless Australia or others are facilitating resources...

I was about to say Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam but Philipines and Thailand will be more than happy to assist. Now for the terrorists training in Africa, its gonna be hard, but at least Try has a good reputation and im sure some sort of assistance can be given. Of course, many would like to get...

Its a good time to uncover the old man notes! I guess Try can count with Philipines to assist, right?

Question regarding Tutut surrender: How are the unions in Indonesia? Are the majority pro-Tutut? In many countries, unions are strongly identified with a specific party, so its no surprise when these unions strike against a govt opposed at their political party.

Unrelated (?) question: Hows Labuan in Malasia doing? ITTL its been 10 years since its organization as Offshore Financial Center. And maybe... attracted some investments...

In case of normans holding Egypt, maybe ethiopians give them a hand...

JBS and Braskem, more than happy with these announcements. Maybe Vale could see an opportunity for iron?

Im not understanding why DRG winning will benefit Russia and China. I tried to read about this war and its a Rubik Cube, I don't understand anything. However, Try securing Gabon and Congo (DRC immediate neighbors) its an interesting position, besides the intelligence assets. Who knows what...

Interesting the game Brunei is playing: Brunei has the oil card, they are kind of self sufficient (they can exchange oil for everything), so they dont want to commit to any block. It seems they dont care about who is leading SEA as long as they can sell oil and derivates. But also gave...

For a while I thought Fahim offered Try Osama Bin Laden location, but it doesnt make sense. Great chapter!

Mr President, you have a phone call from Mr. Hussein. I dont know how are the relationships between Australia and Indonesia, but they are unusually hostile...

Oh, my bad! Anyways, standardization is a good practice to add value for export.

I like the National Priority Standardization List. Its a first step to Indonesian protected denomination of origin, right? I foresee sago on this list, with coffee and many other products.

Many familiar names still serving time as ministers, guess thats a testament to efficency.

Wow, Luo will be a challenge for SA.