Einige Länder sind heute groß und vielfältig, aber könnte sich eines von ihnen realistischerweise so spalten wie Jugoslawien?
Diese Karte zeigt die sieben Länder, die aus dem Zerfall Jugoslawiens hervorgegangen sind: Serbien, Kroatien, Bosnien und Herzegowina, Slowenien, Nordmazedonien, Montenegro und Kosovo.
Der Zerfall Jugoslawiens hat Europa verändert und prägt die Region noch heute.
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Von Many-Philosophy4285
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Myanmar
North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Russia in case of serious troubles
USA
Belgium
A lot. Iran being one example.
Most of the nations can do it, only small ones are less likely, they just need crisis.
UK is obvious candidate, Spain, Fance, Italy, Germany, Russia, US, Canada…etc All of that bigger nations are made by uniting different nations in the past, however its now less likley due to the funnily enough, mass immigration, which kinda unites those who would be more prone to local patriotism 😀
Spain also has a lot of independentist movements
My money is on Vatican City or Monaco
russia
Surprised no one has said India yet. Every state could be a country of their own
UK – probably won’t be around in its current form in 20 years. Wales might remain with England but their football fans booed “God save the king” at a match this week.
Indonesia
Lots of islands and multi ethnics
Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is 3 countries in 1
Canada easily could if you go to Quebec it feels like a different country than the prairie provinces. Canada could be 3 or 4 separate countries.
Almost any country has at least one area that is geographically and culturally distinct and which could be a separate country.
To name some that I haven’t seen here yet: Ethiopia, Iran, the DRC, Indonesia.
Ethiopia, and now Iran are probably the most likely of the 4, but neither are super likely imo.
People saying „Russia“ are dumb af lmao
Russian is the majority language in almost all of Russia, why would Russianised Russian speakers want to ever break away from Russia? In very rare cases where they do want it, the people wanting it happen to be non-Russian speaking like Chechens.
It’s like, imagine you’re a French speaking guy in France or a German speaking guy in Germany, why would you ever want to create your own nationstate?
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Is is a sneaky way to bring up Bosnia and Herzegovina?
All of them except the smaller nations like Lichtenstein, island nations like the Maldives… ethnic regions or cultural regions are a universal human thing and borders and nations have little to do with that – despite what the governments of those nations want you to think.
Pakistan
Many. Russia, France, UK, India, China, Romania, African countries, Iran, Turkey
Papua New Guinea. It’s basically just a bunch of tribes with barely any semblance of a national identity or unifying trait. And one of its islands might actually become independent in the near future (Bougainville).
Spain?
India could easily look like Europe if you look at the sheer number of different languages and ethnic groups.
Anyone saying US is clearly a high school kid who has no idea about modern geopolitics. There are dozens of nations more likely to fragment
I know this is gonna break a lot of redditors hearts
I mean the UK is literally 4 countries made up into 1 union. Wales, NI and Scotland have their own independence movements, but it probably won’t end up splitting like Yugoslavia did.
The United Kingdom. Scottish independence nearly did already happen, and Welsh independence and Irish reunification would result in one country becoming 4.
I scrolled for way too long to find Canada. Quebec is obvious. Alberta is politically different than the rest of the country.
well hopefully not like Yugoslavia because good god that was a Nightmare and hell even to this day that collapse has not fully been resolved
* the Dispute between Serbia and Kosovo over is Kosovo a place in Serbia or an independent country
and btw this is 25 years since the official end of the Yugoslav wars and this is still an ongoing issue
Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, Russia, Indonesia, Italy, Spain, China, the UK.
UK
I mean Somalia is basically just waiting for a rubber stamp to become _at least_ 2, possibly more, countries. Yemen could re-split too.
It’s precisely what’s on the table for the Ukraine right now. If we permit Russia to keep anything they’ve taken in the war as peace terms, there will be a lack of confidence in the remaining part of the nation and the leftover territory will split up. Even if the Ukrainians keep everything, the Crimeans and a couple other regions will probably go for independence at this point; regions like the Donbas were already heavily pro Russian which is why they were invaded (liberated according to Russia) first. Your answer is being lived out in real time, in other words
Part of what made Yugoslavia unique was that all the different ethnicities were more or less contained within Yugoslavia. Most other possibilities for break off around the world are thwarted by the ethnic groups being split into multiple countries.
The main possibility that comes to mind for me would be Kurdistan. But the Kurds are split up into Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Syria. It would take the weakening of all those countries for Kurdistan to completely break off.
There’s examples like this all over the world.
China is overdue for its annual shattering and reconsolidation