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[[Category:Nations]]
[[Category:Asia]]
[[Category:Southeast Asia]]
[[Category:Transpacific Socialist Alliance]]
* '''Population:''' 350 million
* '''Aspects:''' Stable, Powerful, Repressive, Third Wave
Indonesia has suffered many
reverses of fortune in the course
of the past century. By 2015 a
series of secessionist movements
had caused the loss of not
only [[East Timor]], but also the
Irian Jaya province and most of
the Moluccas. For decades the
country struggled with internal
ethnic division and corruption,
before attaining a measure of stability
under a [[nanosocialism|nanosocialist]] government
in the early 2060s. The new regime has
aggressively pursued territorial expansion,
coming into conflict with [[China]] and the [[:Category:Pacific Rim Alliance|Pacific Rim]] nations. After the TSA defeat of 2085, Indonesia took
up leadership of the Alliance and has held it ever since.

Indonesia was founded more as a Javanese empire
than as a unified national state, and to this day there is no
strong sense of national identity based on ethnicity. This
has made the country difficult to govern without repressive
methods. Today, the Indonesian Infosocialist Party has
used ideology to build a unified state. Indonesian citizens
tend to regard the rest of the world as corrupt, driven by
capitalist greed and ruthless exploitation. Whether they are
Party members or not, they tend to regard their own nation
and the TSA as a whole as the best hope for the soul of
mankind. There is political dissent in Indonesia, but it is
rare and usually centers on issues outside the basic principles
of nanosocialism.

Although Indonesia has repudiated the more controversial
actions taken by the TSA’s old [[Thailand|Thai]] leadership,
there are persistent rumors of similar “black weapons” programs
being mounted somewhere in the country. Meanwhile,
in the past few years Indonesian agents have been
aggressively pursuing a campaign to circumvent the
trade embargo by stealing patented Fifth Wave technology.
It is unknown whether this indicates hidden
economic problems within Indonesia, or simply a
decision by the TSA leadership to step up the pace of confrontation
with the rest of the world.

The population of Indonesia enjoys some prosperity
and a reasonably even distribution of wealth. Indonesia has
largely been cut off from the global web as a result of economic
sanctions, but access to the TSA’s own web segment
is commonplace. [[Fourth Wave]] technologies are available
as well, although there are few [[bioroids]] or [[bioshells]] in
Indonesia, and advanced human genetic modification is
limited to the political elite. [[Fifth Wave]] technology is rare
and very expensive, and usually involves breaking the
anti-TSA embargo on such goods.

''See also [[East Timor]], [[Maluku Selantan]], and [[New Guinea]].''

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