Pacific Union

The Pacific Union is a union between three founding countries in the Asia-Pacific area- Singapore, Ocealia and the Indonesian Republic.

History
The Pacific Union was conceived on October 24th 2029 in Dumai by Singapore, under the guise of negotiations with the Indonesian Republic concerning the Malay peninsula, with Ocealia as a neutral party. Only when inside the meeting hall did the Singaporean delegate reveal his proposal. After deliberation for a few days on the best course of action, a few days later, on October 27th, the proposal was signed and the Pacific Union was born.

Information
Perhaps the best description of the Pacific Union falls to one of Singapore's own delegates, Mr. Raja Sukarno.

"This union would bind us together in a pact to defend and actively work toward the interest of other members of the union. Imagine all the possibilities! We would finally matter in global politics! The threat of invasion from our neighbours would be non-existent! We could devote troops overseas without worrying of an attack back home. We could allow free movement between our countries! Life and trade would be so much easier."

"Well, it this is how it would work. The Indonesian Republic, Ocealia and Singapore would be bound together through a series of military alliances. We would vow to work together and protect each other."

"Think of the Pacific Union as a treaty that would link our nations together, but not under the rule of one single government."

Raja Sukarno, Singaporean delegate.