• Mediocre_Bard@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Well, that’s only fair. They get to be on in the Allies this time around. We (the US) are going to have to work with … wait, Italy already dumped us. So, Japan? Can we bring back Imperial Japan for our side?

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        2 days ago

        US + Russia Vs China Vs EU

        Australia meanwhile has to choose their alliance based on Economic ties (China), Military ties (US) or Ideological ties (EU).

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          1 day ago

          There might be a reshuffle in geopolitics. Iran, Cuba, North Korea, and Venezuela, are traditionally allies of Russia and opponents of the US. Something will have to change, I believe.

          We might see Armenia align with the US and aforementioned countries, if Turkey stays aligned with Europe. Which will likely be the case, I believe.

          China is the wildcard here. I can see them align with either camp.

          I think Australia won’t have to choose. They might stay somewhat neutral.

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          Yep, that’s my guess for Cold War II as well.

          Canada is tilting hard towards the EU right now, and there’s arguments circulating that we could actually directly join despite the geographics of the country. I have no idea if that will come close to working out, but I do hope the Pacific democracies will join us in sphering with them.