Geopolitical Overview – Day 562

Sphere of influence: Central Europe, South America partially, Nort Africa, Middle-East

Members: Bulgaria, South Korea, Serbia and China

Leader: Gregorovic

History: https://eclesiar.com/newspaper/308/article/2776

Sphere of influence: Asia, South-Africa

Members: Argentina, Chile, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Italy, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and Ireland 

Leader: Sovi18

History: https://eclesiar.com/newspaper/308/article/2776 (partially for formal EU)

Sphere of influence: Western Europe, South America, Asia (little bit)

Group of independent nations operating outside these cooperative frameworks

Greece, Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Saudi, Spain, Sweden✝️, USA etc.

Following the previous world conflict, significant geopolitical shifts emerged after the victory of the Kpoppers alliance. The APP alliance weakened considerably due to territorial losses, the departure of Saudi Arabia, and the exit of key Slovenian industrial leaders, all while attempting national reconstruction. In contrast, the Kpoppers alliance quickly recovered and began reshaping global dynamics under new strategic principles. Meanwhile, the URL alliance continued its expansion, incorporating the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Russia into its sphere.

Poland remains relatively stable, although the Swedish project has yet to reach a definitive conclusion. Among the independent nations, the Saudi economic resurgence is still in its early stages, showing only initial signs of growth. The United States has largely retreated to its core regions, while Sweden continues to struggle to maintain a consistent presence on the geopolitical map.

For now, the world appears relatively stable, but the question remains: who will have the greatest stake in the next conflict?

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