The Red Room's information database was not difficult to crack; its technical value was low to begin with.
For Osborn, it provided at most some engineering and biological experience. There was nothing that required special attention.
By comparison, Dreykov's list of Widow networks around the world was far more useful. Harry could have A and OIS immediately identify which countries might fall into turmoil because of them.
Unlike proxy wars, wars stirred up by Widow networks were purely civil wars, with no one backing them from behind the scenes.
Such wars spread across the world like a plague, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Central America.
Norman could easily handle the problems in Central America. Those places had already effectively fallen under his control.
Aside from the unrest in Africa, Norman could also intervene elsewhere, though he would only be lending a hand.
To show the world the attitude of a peaceful president, Norman naturally would not fan the flames. Besides, there was no need to. No matter who was fighting, they could not interfere with the Osborn Group opening branches, and they would even support it.
Norman only needed to show his sincerity to the major powers. As for the rest, this was a world of free trade.
In reality, without the United States causing trouble, these conflicts would not last long.
Then there was the Middle East. Since there was no longer any confrontation there, everyone could calmly turn it into a roundtable and carve out plots of land for themselves.
Oil was not worth that much anymore anyway. Everyone could take what they needed and extract it peacefully.
As for matters of faith, the big brothers had all settled down. If you were not afraid of dying, then charge