David Cameron Begins South East Asia Tour in Jakara

The transcript covers the UK Prime Minister's diplomatic visit to Indonesia, focusing on counter-terrorism collaboration, military strategies against ISIL, and business opportunities. The PM discusses potential military actions in Syria and Libya to protect British citizens and addresses the case of a British prisoner in Indonesia. The visit aims to strengthen UK-Indonesia relations and enhance the UK's global presence.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on taking military action in Syria or Libya?

• He supports it only if other countries join.

• He believes it is unnecessary.

• He would consider it if British citizens are threatened.

• He is against any military intervention.

What is the Prime Minister's approach to dealing with threats from ISIL?

• He relies solely on international coalitions.

• He believes in ignoring the threats.

• He is open to military action if necessary.

• He prefers diplomatic solutions only.

Why is Indonesia considered a significant partner for the UK in counter-terrorism efforts?

• It has a small Muslim population.

• It has no experience with terrorism.

• It is economically unstable.

• It is the world's most populous Muslim country.

What is the main focus of the Prime Minister's visit to Indonesia?

• To address climate change issues.

• To strengthen business ties and global presence.

• To explore cultural exchanges.

• To negotiate a peace treaty.

How does the Prime Minister plan to handle the issue of a British citizen on death row in Indonesia?

• By seeking international intervention.

• By making a public statement.

• By discussing it privately with the Indonesian President.

• By ignoring the issue.