2020: The Grand Game (CLOSED)

[Union Princes]

China isn't committing a genocide on the Uyghurs but is still rather ruthless in eliminating dissent

[Chewion]

China isn't committing a genocide on the Uyghurs but is still rather ruthless in eliminating dissent

Are you pushing the nine-dash line?

[Union Princes]

Yeah, I think I'll still push for it

[Chewion]

Yeah, I think I'll still push for it

That might be a point of contention between us but it's not an end-all-be-all. From my perspective, we probably have a cordial and mutually beneficial but somewhat tense relationship.

[Deblar]

Nationstates Name - Deblar
Nation Name - People's Republic of Kurdistan
Capital - Wan (Van)
Type of Government -
de jure: Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic
de facto: Unitary Dominant Party State
Ideological Leanings - Democratic Confederalist, Democratic Socialist, Market Socialist, Kurdish Nationalist
Party in Power - Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)
Head of State -
Abdullah Öcalan
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President
Executive Title - President
Head of Government -
Cemîl Bayik
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Premier
Executive Title - Premier
Flag -


Total Population - 18,356,000
Demographics - Kurd (91%), Armenian (2%), Turkish (2%), Arab (2%), Iranian (2%), other (1%)

Military Branches - Revolutionary Ground Defense, Revolutionary Air Defense
Total military size - 78,500
Breakdown of Ground Sector -

Tanks:
1,540
Armored Vehicles:
3,372
Self-Propelled Artillery:
552
Towed Artillery:
1,210
Rocket Projectors:
429

Breakdown of Naval Sector - we be landlocked, why would there be a navy?
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Total Aircraft Strength:
452
Fighters/Interceptors:
208 (46.0%)
Dedicated Attack:
18 (4.0%)
Transports:
5 (1.1%)
Trainers:
67 (14.8%)
Helicopters:
154 (34.1%)
Attack Helicopters:
27 (6.0%)

Major foreign military suppliers [If Applicable] - the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, other COMINTERN members
Extra military information - most equipment originates from the Soviet Union

GDP - 49.265 billion
Currency - Kurdistani Dinar
Major import/export partners - USSR, Turkey, Israel

Public Goals - Maintain Fragile Peace in the Middle East, Remain Steadfast in Dedication to Socialism
Private Goals - Stay Out of the UAR Civil War, Assert Independence From the USSR
Major Domestic Issues - Unhappiness of Turkish Citizens, Jihadist Threat, Government Corruption
Major Foreign Issues - Military and Economic Dependence on the USSR

History -

[Chedastan]

App is done on my end.

[Chewion]

Nationstates Name - Chewion
Nation Name - United Kingdom of Australasia / Australasia
Capital - Canberra
Type of Government - Federal Semi-Constitutional Executive Parliamentary Monarchy

The Government of Australasia is split into the traditional three branches.

The Executive: The Executive branch is headed by the King, who also is the Grand Duke of Australia, who has powers similar to that of the IRL French Presidency in that he is in charge of the armed forces, security, foreign relations, can sign executive orders (called Royal Orders, although these can be overturned by a majority of both houses of the legislature.), appoints the Prime Minister (In practice this is the leader of the majority party/coalition but there is no legal obligation to do this), chairs the Council of Ministers with the PM as co-chair, and is nominally in charge of the various departments and agencies of the Kingdom although most running of day to day affairs is handled by the Council of Ministers who report to the Prime Minister who, if necessary or requested, reports to the King.

The other part of the Executive branch is the aforementioned Council of Ministers which is comprised of the various Cabinet Ministers of the Government who run the various Ministries of Australasia, the Prime Minister, The Māori Chief, Grand Cheif of the Aboriginals, Grand Chief of the Torres Strait Islanders, and Senior Royals. The Council of Ministers is mostly a place for discussion and the airing of issues however there is some authority given to it such as a review of government policy.

The Legislature: The Legislature of the Kingdom is made up of the House of Representatives (lower house) and the Senate which together form the Parliament. In addition to this, the Cabinet occupies a weird status as it is primarily an organ of the legislature but it also has some oversight from the executive invested in the King's relatively strong direct control over the various ministries, departments, and agencies.

Misc: Australasia is also divided into three archduchies those being the Archduchy of Australia, the Archduchy of New Zealand, and the Archduchy of Papua New Guinea. Each Archduchy has an Archduke or Archduchess in addition to their own parliament. The only exception to this is New Caledonia which is a semi-autonomous entity with its own parliament.

Ideological Leanings - Conservative/Monarchist
Party in Power - Liberal Party in coalition with the United Australasian Party.
Head of State - Alexander John Charles Hope (Alexander I)
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Executive Title - King of Australasia (Short Form)

King of Australasia, Archduke of Australia, Duke of Canberra, Duke of Auckland, Duke of Moresby, Duke of Suva, Duke of Nouméa

Head of Government - Andrew Hastie
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Executive Title - Prime Minister
Flag -

Total Population - 42.5 Million
Demographics -
European - 72%
Papuan Native - 18%
Asian - 5%
Aboriginal - 3%
Māori - 1.5%
Torres Strait Islander - .5%

Military Branches -
Royal Australasian Army
Royal Australasian Navy
Royal Australasian Air Force
Royal Australasian Guard
Royal Aastralasian Marines
Royal Australasian Cyberforces

Total military size -
Active Duty: 325,000
Reserves: 100,000
Guardsmen: 230,000

Breakdown of Ground Sector -
380 Tanks
5,000 AFV's
2,000 MRAP's/IMV's
1,200 ARV's
345 SPG's
532 Towed Artillery Pieces
200 Rocket Projectors
145 Anti-Air Systems (SAM's and AAA)
142 Transport/Utility Helicopters
88 Attack Helicopters

Breakdown of Naval Sector -
Aircraft Carriers: 2
Helicopter Carriers: 3
Destroyers: 10
Frigates: 22
Patrol Boats: 42
Nuclear Attack Submarines: 5
Conventional Attack Submarines: 10
Replenishment Ships: 8
Unarmed Auxiliary Ships: 32
Aircraft: 120
Helicopters: 120

Breakdown of Airforce Sector -

350 Combat Jets (Mostly Gripen fighters with newer domestic F-42 Kookaburra 5th Gen fighter)
5 Strategic Bombers (B-1B bombers purchased from Columbia in 2012 primarily used for anti-ship missions)
220 Transports
100 Trainers
42 Medium/Heavy UAV's
12 AWACS
22 Recon/Elint/EWAR
210 Transport & Utility Helicopters
89 Attack Helicopters.

Major foreign military suppliers [If Applicable] -
Columbia, UAK, Germany

Extra military information -
The Australasian military includes a dedicated Marine Corps, the Australasian Royal Marine Corps, that is subordinate to the Department of the Navy. This force is 7,500 strong with a reserve of 1,000 and modeled after the IRL Royal Marines/US Marines. There is also a 500 strong Tier One Special Forces Unit called the Royal Marine Raider Force.

The Navy also includes its own special forces modeled after the Special Boat Service of the IRL UK.

The Australasian Guardsmen serve in a territorial defense role and are only on duty when activated in rare occasions.

The Australasian military is much higher of a priority than IRL and has a larger naval focus owing to the perceived lack of commitment from the UAK or Columbia when it comes to the South Pacific region. In addition, the military enjoys a larger domestic arms industry that produces more domestic military gear including small arms and infantry equipment.

Australasia has also started fielding its domestically designed and produced MBT, the Wombat.

The Australasian Air Force and Navy also field a limited number of F-35A and F-35B aircraft purchased from Columbia.

GDP - 1.8 Trillion USD
Currency - Australasian Dollar
Major import/export partners -
UAK, Japan, China, India, Germany, Columbia

Public Goals -
Preserve and promote stability and peace in the Asia-Pacific region and defend the world from communism and national socialism.

Private Goals -
Ensure the continued Australasian hegemony over the South Pacific region. Hit $2 trillion USD GDP by 2024.

Major Domestic Issues -
Historic minority discontent, refugee crisis coming from Southeast Asia seeking a better quality of life.

Major Foreign Issues -
Threat from the USSR and China.

History -

Founding:
In 1901, John Adrian Louis Hope became the first Governor-General of Australasia following the federation on the various colonies in the region. Then, in 1918, following the end of the First World War and riding on a high tide of nationalism, Australasia successfully petitioned to become a Principality under the British Crown with Hope becoming the first Grand Prince of Australasia and assuming more direct executive powers akin to the American President. Following World War 2, another rise in nationalism in Australasia led to the Parliament and Grand Prince petitioning the UAK to allow Australasia to become a fully independent Kingdom while remaining in the Commonwealth which was granted.

1950: King John I dies of old age and is succeeded by his son the now King Victor I.

1962: King Victor I dies of old age and is succeeded by his son the now King Charles I.

1972: Australasia opens it first Nuclear Power Plant outside of Perth.

1980: Labor comes to power for the first time in Australasian history.

1984: A low level insurgency starts in New Caledonia by French speaking nationalists.

1985: As the insurgency grows, blame is leveled at Labor who are forced from power in a snap election losing to the Liberal-United Australasian coalition.

1990: King Charles I dies of old age and is succeeded by his son the now King Victor II.

2014: The insurgency in New Caledonia comes to an end officially as the Mouvement pour l'indépendance and Australasian government sign a peace deal seeing New Caledonia given its own parliament separate from the New Zealand one it was previously under. Later that same year, Australasia completes its first domestic manned space flight when Angus Goodwin, Martha Lewis, and Dennis Rondoù successfully enter space.

2020: While on a tour of New Caledonia, King Victor II is assassinated by a radical French separatist at a public dinner. Meanwhile, the Crown Prince, 22 year old Alexander, becomes the new King.

[Chewion]

Trying to find a realistic GDP for Australasia. I do plan on having a lot more manufacturing etc domestically so I am hoping that boosts GDP. Would 2.2 trillion USD nominal be too high in y'alls opinion?

[Kenobot]

Nationstates Name - Chewion
Nation Name - Australasian Empire / Australasia
Capital - Canberra
Type of Government - Federal Semi-Constitutional Executive Parliamentary Monarchy

The Government of Australasia is split into the traditional three branches.

The Executive: The Executive branch is headed by the Emperor, who also is King of Australia, who has powers similar to that of the IRL French Presidency in that he is in charge of the armed forces, security, foreign relations, can sign executive orders (called Royal Orders, although these can be overturned by a majority of both houses of the legislature.), appoints the Prime Minister (In practice this is the leader of the majority party/coalition but there is no legal obligation to do this), chairs the Council of Ministers with the PM as co-chair, and is nominally in charge of the various departments and agencies of the Empire although most running of day to day affairs is handled by the Council of Ministers who report to the Prime Minister who, if necessary or requested, reports to the Emperor.

The other part of the Executive branch is the aforementioned Council of Ministers which is comprised of the various Cabinet Ministers of the Government who run the various Ministries of Australasia, the Prime Minister, The Māori King, Grand Cheif of the Aboriginals, Grand Chief of the Torres Strait Islanders, and Senior Royals. The Council of Ministers is mostly a place for discussion and the airing of issues however there is some authority given to it such as a review of government policy.

The Legislature: The Legislature of the Empire is made up of the Imperial House of Representatives (lower house) and the Imperial Senate which together form the Imperial Parliament.

Ideological Leanings - Conservative/Monarchist
Party in Power - Liberal Party in coalition with the United Australasian Party.
Head of State - Alexander John Charles Hope (Alexander I)
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Executive Title - Emperor of Australasia (Short Form)

Emperor of Australasia, King of Australia, Grand Duke of Canberra, Grand Duke of Auckland, Grand Duke of Moresby.

Head of Government - Andrew Hastie
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Executive Title - Prime Minister
Flag -

Total Population - 42.5 Million
Demographics -

Military Branches -
Total military size -
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Breakdown of Naval Sector -
Breakdown of Airforce Sector -
Major foreign military suppliers [If Applicable] -
Extra military information -

GDP -
Currency -
Major import/export partners -

Public Goals -
Private Goals -
Major Domestic Issues -
Major Foreign Issues -

History -

lol Tasty Hastie as PM.
Also Australasia wouldn't be an Empire if it's still within the Commonwealth/affiliated with Britain. The whole point of the Commonwealth is the end/decline of the British Empire (and Empires in general) and the continued ties between former British Empire states but the head and highest ranking monarch of the Commonwealth is the Monarch of Britain.

Trying to find a realistic GDP for Australasia. I do plan on having a lot more manufacturing etc domestically so I am hoping that boosts GDP. Would 2.2 trillion USD nominal be too high in y'alls opinion?

Resident Australian here. 2.2 Trillion USD is probably too high given IRL 2020 Australia was 1.3 Trillion, New Zealand 0.21 Trillion and PNG 0.02 Trillion. Manufacturing domestically isn't actually profitable (hence why most manufacturing left Australia after subsidies were cut) given high labour costs and cost of importing materials, etc

[Chewion]

Nationstates Name - Chewion
Nation Name - Australasian Empire / Australasia
Capital - Canberra
Type of Government - Federal Semi-Constitutional Executive Parliamentary Monarchy

The Government of Australasia is split into the traditional three branches.

The Executive: The Executive branch is headed by the Emperor, who also is King of Australia, who has powers similar to that of the IRL French Presidency in that he is in charge of the armed forces, security, foreign relations, can sign executive orders (called Royal Orders, although these can be overturned by a majority of both houses of the legislature.), appoints the Prime Minister (In practice this is the leader of the majority party/coalition but there is no legal obligation to do this), chairs the Council of Ministers with the PM as co-chair, and is nominally in charge of the various departments and agencies of the Empire although most running of day to day affairs is handled by the Council of Ministers who report to the Prime Minister who, if necessary or requested, reports to the Emperor.

The other part of the Executive branch is the aforementioned Council of Ministers which is comprised of the various Cabinet Ministers of the Government who run the various Ministries of Australasia, the Prime Minister, The Māori King, Grand Cheif of the Aboriginals, Grand Chief of the Torres Strait Islanders, and Senior Royals. The Council of Ministers is mostly a place for discussion and the airing of issues however there is some authority given to it such as a review of government policy.

The Legislature: The Legislature of the Empire is made up of the Imperial House of Representatives (lower house) and the Imperial Senate which together form the Imperial Parliament.

Ideological Leanings - Conservative/Monarchist
Party in Power - Liberal Party in coalition with the United Australasian Party.
Head of State - Alexander John Charles Hope (Alexander I)
Image of HoS -
Executive Title - Emperor of Australasia (Short Form)

Emperor of Australasia, King of Australia, Grand Duke of Canberra, Grand Duke of Auckland, Grand Duke of Moresby.

Head of Government - Andrew Hastie
Image of HoG -
Executive Title - Prime Minister
Flag -

Total Population - 42.5 Million
Demographics -

Military Branches -
Total military size -
Breakdown of Ground Sector -
Breakdown of Naval Sector -
Breakdown of Airforce Sector -
Major foreign military suppliers [If Applicable] -
Extra military information -

GDP -
Currency -
Major import/export partners -

Public Goals -
Private Goals -
Major Domestic Issues -
Major Foreign Issues -

History -

lol Tasty Hastie as PM.
Also Australasia wouldn't be an Empire if it's still within the Commonwealth/affiliated with Britain. The whole point of the Commonwealth is the end/decline of the British Empire (and Empires in general) and the continued ties between former British Empire states but the head and highest ranking monarch of the Commonwealth is the Monarch of Britain.

Trying to find a realistic GDP for Australasia. I do plan on having a lot more manufacturing etc domestically so I am hoping that boosts GDP. Would 2.2 trillion USD nominal be too high in y'alls opinion?

Resident Australian here. 2.2 Trillion USD is probably too high given IRL 2020 Australia was 1.3 Trillion, New Zealand 0.21 Trillion and PNG 0.02 Trillion. Manufacturing domestically isn't actually profitable (hence why most manufacturing left Australia after subsidies were cut) given high labour costs and cost of importing materials, etc

My understanding of the Commonwealth is that members could also be in it without having the Queen as Head of State as is the case for several Republics and other monarchies like Malaysia.

[Hypron]

lol Tasty Hastie as PM.
Also Australasia wouldn't be an Empire if it's still within the Commonwealth/affiliated with Britain. The whole point of the Commonwealth is the end/decline of the British Empire (and Empires in general) and the continued ties between former British Empire states but the head and highest ranking monarch of the Commonwealth is the Monarch of Britain.


Resident Australian here. 2.2 Trillion USD is probably too high given IRL 2020 Australia was 1.3 Trillion, New Zealand 0.21 Trillion and PNG 0.02 Trillion. Manufacturing domestically isn't actually profitable (hence why most manufacturing left Australia after subsidies were cut) given high labour costs and cost of importing materials, etc

My understanding of the Commonwealth is that members could also be in it without having the Queen as Head of State as is the case for several Republics and other monarchies like Malaysia.

I don't think that's the issue, the actual title is.

The monarch of Britain/Anglois still goes by the title of King/Queen. Emperor of Australasia gives it a higher rank than king/queen. Same with the name 'Empire of Australasia' compared with 'United Anglois Kingdom' (anyone correct me if wrong).

[Chewion]

My understanding of the Commonwealth is that members could also be in it without having the Queen as Head of State as is the case for several Republics and other monarchies like Malaysia.

I don't think that's the issue, the actual title is.

The monarch of Britain/Anglois still goes by the title of King/Queen. Emperor of Australasia gives it a higher rank than king/queen. Same with the name 'Empire of Australasia' compared with 'United Anglois Kingdom' (anyone correct me if wrong).

I can not find anything in the Commonwealth itself that would prohibit this since the Queen is "Head of the Commonwealth" not the Queen of it nor is she over any of the nations individually she just acts as the ceremonial head of the organization and symbolises "the free association of independent member nations" Also the British Monarchy seems to be detached from the role of Head of the Commonwealth because it does not follow the line of succession and the head is voted on by the leaders of the member states.

[Hypron]

I don't think that's the issue, the actual title is.

The monarch of Britain/Anglois still goes by the title of King/Queen. Emperor of Australasia gives it a higher rank than king/queen. Same with the name 'Empire of Australasia' compared with 'United Anglois Kingdom' (anyone correct me if wrong).

I can not find anything in the Commonwealth itself that would prohibit this since the Queen is "Head of the Commonwealth" not the Queen of it nor is she over any of the nations individually she just acts as the ceremonial head of the organization and symbolises "the free association of independent member nations" Also the British Monarchy seems to be detached from the role of Head of the Commonwealth because it does not follow the line of succession and the head is voted on by the leaders of the member states.

Fair enough, I was just throwing an idea out there.

[Chewion]

Where are the British legal scholars when you need them lol.

[Chewion]

I can not find anything in the Commonwealth itself that would prohibit this since the Queen is "Head of the Commonwealth" not the Queen of it nor is she over any of the nations individually she just acts as the ceremonial head of the organization and symbolises "the free association of independent member nations" Also the British Monarchy seems to be detached from the role of Head of the Commonwealth because it does not follow the line of succession and the head is voted on by the leaders of the member states.

Fair enough, I was just throwing an idea out there.

Yeah, I was just trying to be sure on it because just having the head of Australasia be a King runs into definite problems when it comes to the fact that there are a few other Kings (at least nominally) within the country so the ruler of the whole country would need a position above those Kings.

[Chewion]

I can not find anything in the Commonwealth itself that would prohibit this since the Queen is "Head of the Commonwealth" not the Queen of it nor is she over any of the nations individually she just acts as the ceremonial head of the organization and symbolises "the free association of independent member nations" Also the British Monarchy seems to be detached from the role of Head of the Commonwealth because it does not follow the line of succession and the head is voted on by the leaders of the member states.

Fair enough, I was just throwing an idea out there.

Unless Anglois itself would have an issue with the title etc? I just cant find anything in the IRL Commonwealth that would prohibit it.

[Hypron]

Fair enough, I was just throwing an idea out there.

Unless Anglois itself would have an issue with the title etc? I just cant find anything in the IRL Commonwealth that would prohibit it.

My version wouldn't really care, but I also found an extremely weird workaround:

King of Kings, Executive Elective Monarchy.

The messy thing would be this: the Kings/Grand Dukes of the constituents, upon the death of the monarch, would elect a monarch to be crowned "King over the Kingdoms of the Australasian Dominion." (This version of Dominion: the territory of a sovereign or government, rather than this version of Dominion: each of the self-governing territories of the British Commonwealth, just making that crystal clear.) Again, just throwing a terrible idea I made up in 5 minutes out there.

[Chewion]

Unless Anglois itself would have an issue with the title etc? I just cant find anything in the IRL Commonwealth that would prohibit it.

My version wouldn't really care, but I also found an extremely weird workaround:

King of Kings, Executive Elective Monarchy.

The messy thing would be this: the Kings/Grand Dukes of the constituents, upon the death of the monarch, would elect a monarch to be crowned "King over the Kingdoms of the Australasian Dominion." (This version of Dominion: the territory of a sovereign or government, rather than this version of Dominion: each of the self-governing territories of the British Commonwealth, just making that crystal clear.) Again, just throwing a terrible idea I made up in 5 minutes out there.

Lol, not a bad idea at all but I think for now I will stick with a hereditary empire. My starting point is basically going to be in the hours following the death of the previous monarch which sees his 20-something son thrust into the role unexpectedly.

[The Omniversal Union of Anglosphere]

Any countries that are vacant?

[Hypron]

I'm asking these for further clarification on things:

1. So is the Cape Republic just the Apartheid SA government, or are there any pro-Anglois forces in the country, like the United Party (as an example)?
2. Would Anglois actually have any interest in reunifying the Union of South Africa, or are both players just not optimal for (further) Anglois intervention?

[The National Dominion of Hungary]

Between a mega USA and a militarized China, I wonder who would scare the USSR more

Militarist and expansionist China certainly worries Moscow more, it's right on the border and there is historical precedent of enmity over the status of Mongolia and Vietnam.

The UASC is far away and the USSR is simply happy to trade with the Columbians and cooperate with them to defeat the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan (hopefully gaining some influence in the region in the process) while cracking down on mainly Kazakh jihadism in Turkestan.

[box]Fantastic UASC WIP

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

Reserve me Spain-or Iberia I suppose in this world.

Done! Looking forward to the app!

Fixed it up. Looking forward to the IC and Europeans doing European things

Good job, accepted and welcome aboard! Time send some generals on a one-way trip to Siberia

Also, if you want to replace some of your T-72's with a few PT-17's and have some BWP 2000's instead of Rosomaks that is acceptable.

Added some history, not finished yet however.

Interesting interesting, I suppose the Anglois could have used the power-vacuum left by the Dutch in India to take it over as it doubled-down on it's colonialism under the Disraeli administration.

Intervention in UAR time

Fantastic groundwork on the app! Looking forward to the finished product!

Beautiful Romania app is beautiful

Fantastic work Ched, accepted! Welcome aboard!

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Hmmm, I'd prefer a Kingdom with duchies and principalities, but if Hypron is cool with an Empire in the commonwealth, I suppose I'll be too.

Regarding the economics maybe it could go up to some 1.8 billion if more manufacturing was retained, but that would also entail subsidies which would be an additional cost, maybe some protectionist tariffs to support domestic manufacturing as well, lessening import of cheaper goods from Indonesia or China.

Any countries that are vacant?

Tons! Which would you be interested in?

I'm asking these for further clarification on things:

1. So is the Cape Republic just the Apartheid SA government, or are there any pro-Anglois forces in the country, like the United Party (as an example)?
2. Would Anglois actually have any interest in reunifying the Union of South Africa, or are both players just not optimal for (further) Anglois intervention?

1: Yeah, though during the war they probably would have given the Asian and mixed Colored groups full citizenship to try and gain much needed bodies in uniform as well as theoretically to the Black population as well to avoid sanctions post-war but use some kind of underhanded legal technicalities for continued repression.

2: Hmmm maybe? There could be pro-Anglois groups gaining momentum across the Cape Republic since it's economy is dead in the water and internal unrest grip the nation. Anglois could be seen as a stabilizing force.

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ALSO MAP UPDATED!

In accordance with talking to UP and Hypron.

Also Chewion, Fiji was independent, I added it to Australasia if that is what you want and as it won't tip too many power-balance scales in the region.

Rosters of the Co-Prosperity Sphere and Shanghai Cooperation Organization updated as well since Tibet and the PRC have been retconned.

[Hypron]

I'm asking these for further clarification on things:

1. So is the Cape Republic just the Apartheid SA government, or are there any pro-Anglois forces in the country, like the United Party (as an example)?
2. Would Anglois actually have any interest in reunifying the Union of South Africa, or are both players just not optimal for (further) Anglois intervention?

1: Yeah, though during the war they probably would have given the Asian and mixed Colored groups full citizenship to try and gain much needed bodies in uniform as well as theoretically to the Black population as well to avoid sanctions post-war but use some kind of underhanded legal technicalities for continued repression.

2: Hmmm maybe? There could be pro-Anglois groups gaining momentum across the Cape Republic since it's economy is dead in the water and internal unrest grip the nation. Anglois could be seen as a stabilizing force.

Hmm, maybe I can use this to turn the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie into an economic bloc of former colonies, especially with no European economic-focused bloc.... plans start formulating in head.

[Mirum II]

Working on alternate Germany history and updating the app. Will repost when it is done for review and constructive criticism.

[Union Princes]

There's also the National Socialism aspect of the ROC that the USSR has to worry about. The ethnic minorities might embrace it to escape from the Russian dominate Soviet state

[The Omniversal Union of Anglosphere]

Any countries that are vacant?

Tons! Which would you be interested in?

France, Britain, Or The United States. Which one is empty?