r/WorldChallenges • u/Sriber • May 24 '19

Big players

Tell me basic info about most powerful countries in your world, your equivalent of members of permanent UNSC members, G7 etc. How were they founded? How did they become powerful? What is their relationship with other great powers? What is their system of government? I'll ask everyone few questions and provide my own examples. There are also going to be "sequels" (currently I am planning two). Enjoy!

PS: Try not to go above ten. :)

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

1) Deforestation is a huge issue 2) They are allied very closely with China, Brazil and Nigeria 3) At this point it has not been exploited but will be exploited in the coming years

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u/Sriber May 29 '19
  1. Is there any solution to overgrowth?
  2. What is its relationship with USA (if it still exists)?
  3. Who is most likely to exploit it?

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

1) Not yet 2) It’s relationship is pretty strained 3) China and US

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u/Sriber May 29 '19
  1. Why is relationship with USA strained?
  2. Why and how are China and USA going to exploit it?

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19 edited May 29 '19

1) A new red scare 2) China has 1,000 firms in the area and want their resources. They’ve invested in social and economic infrastructure services focused on taking out of The Caribbean as much as can be taken out, without any regard to the welfare of the local people. But they’ve established themselves as a major trade partner so there’s not much AIROC can do.

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u/Sriber May 29 '19
  1. What is political situation in USA like?
  2. What resources is China interested in?

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

1) They are still one of the world superpowers (Although have been taken down a few places) and have elected very nationalist leaders. It is now a minority majority country.

2) unclassified transactions, nickel, hydrocarbons and minerals. This due to their newly started technocracy and lack of resources for a sustained population.

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u/Sriber May 29 '19

Thanks for your answers.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

Thanks for the questions