Beef with AFR, support of Mundesia, another large megaproject

The DRC has observed a large surge of illegal narcotics being smuggled in from the AFR African colony. Westminster has warned if the surge doesn't decrease dramatically, the MoD will take drastic measures to halt the illegal smuggling. 125,000 soldiers and 1,800 Armoured vehicles have been mobilised on the border. A no fly zone has been inflicted on the surrounding British territory to prevent any AFR air drops and the Congo River has been blocked for AFR ships. All ships will be thoroughly checked before traversing the river.

Westminster has announced their unwavering support for the Mundesian government against soviet tyranny. To preserve their right to exist, the following PMCs have been hired for the nation:

Titan Security Solutions:

16,000 Commando's

80 tanks

110 IFV's 

200 APCs

750 MRAP's

50 attack helicopters

Aegis Defence Services:

21,000 soldiers

40 tanks

400 APCs

650 MRAP's

20 attack helicopters

Paladins security services

6,000 soldiers

5 tanks 

35 APCs 

600 MRAP's

Additionally, an unspecified amount of kamikaze drones, missiles and Armoured vehicles were supplied by the MoD.

Britain has begun the annexation process of Ethiopia, Dijibouti, Tanzania and Malawi (as they're inactive).

Little Tokyo

Similar to New Manhattan, this project aims to construct ‘Little Tokyo’. The major Japanese city lacks most of its famed landmarks; Central Tokyo has been destroyed multiple times and rebuilt even more. To attract Japanese tourists and businesses, this will reconstruct the megacity (on a considerably smaller scale). Furthermore, Britain’s collection of East Asian artefacts will be stored here to promote Japan’s rich history and culture further. Additionally, A sprawling Japanese garden will be incorporated into the centre of the mini Tokyo, offering residents and visitors a tranquil retreat similar to Japan. Modelled after traditional Japanese gardens, this oasis will feature serene lakes and ponds, East Asian foliage, traditional Japanese buildings and winding pathways. The megaproject will be located in East Rainham, near the BAE Systems shipbuilding complex. Architectural renderings reveal a meticulously planned layout featuring narrow alleyways, space for authentic street markets and vendors, neon-lit storefronts reminiscent of Tokyo's iconic districts, and replicas of Tokyo’s most recognisable high-rises will tower over East London. The design prioritizes pedestrian-friendly spaces, with ample greenery and communal gathering areas interspersed throughout. The lead architect, Emily Cartwright, offered us a brief comment on the design; “We envision the project as a cultural blend between two very different areas, but intertwining in harmony. London is undoubtedly a global metropolis, with high numbers of migration rates; we are privileged to have one of the largest Japanese populations outside of Asia and we hope we can bring an authentic piece of their homeland to them. We also see it as an opportunity to improve ties, both cultural and political, with Japan. It will cost a massive 42 billion pounds and cover 3.5 km squared. 

The landmarks being constructed:

Tokyo Gate Bridge - railway bridge

Rainbow bridge - vehicle bridge

Kachidoki Bridge - pedestrian bridge

Meiji Jingu - Will host East-Asian museum and art galleries 

Tokyo Tower- free observatory

Skytree - premium observatory with a sky garden and bar. The largest Sushi Moshi restaurant in Britain will also be 

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building - residential

Tokyo Station - London Underground and railway station

Sensō-ji - Museum of Buddhism

Chiyoda City Imperial Palace - museum

Prada Aoyama - HQ of LG’s European Branch

Mikimoto 2 - Office building

Asahi Group Head Office Building - Hotel

Tokyo International Forum - Convention Centre

 St. Mary's Cathedral - place of worship for

mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower - Home to ‘Little Tokyo Education Centre’, consisting of primary and secondary schools, nurseries, a college and a university

The National Art Center - home to art galleries and art studios

The Imperial Palace Parks

Meguro Sky Garden - sports complex

Shinjuku Sumitomo Building - office

Shinjuku Park Tower - residential

Azabudai Hills Mori JP tower - HQ of Samsung’s European Branch

Tsukiji Hongan-ji - Museum

Toranomon Hills Mori Tower - HQ of Hynix European Branch

Toranomon Hills residential tower - residential skyscraper

NTT Docomo Yoyogi Building - Residential/residential skyscraper

Midtown Tower - Vertical farm

Tokyo Midtown Yaesu - extension of ‘Little Tokyo Education Centre’, with research institutions, laboratories, innovation hubs  and company incubators

Roppongi Hills Mori Tower - HQ of KB Financial Group European Branch

Sumitomo Fudosan Roppongi Grand Tower - office skyscraper

Shinjuku Mitsui Building - HQ of Kia European Branch

Dentsu Building - Vertical Farm

Shibuya Scramble Square

JP Tower - HQ of Celltrion European Branch

Yomiuri Shimbun Building - HQ of Hanabi Industries

Shiodome City Center - HQ of Tokugawa technologies

Saint Luke's Tower - residential/office building

Tokyu Kabukicho Tower - HQ of Shinobi Electronics

If you are wondering why I've been so inactive (and continue to do so), I'm in the process of creating my own business. You can expect more inactivity from me :)