I enjoyed both! How about a 3rd, covering: Abkhazia South Ossetia Transnistria Republic of Artsakh Northern Cyprus State of Palestine and my favorite (and home), Cascadia.
@@maugaming490 no they didn't, there was a plan by a Russian to sell kaliningrad to Germany in order to foster relations but it was never put in affect. The book it is in is called Foundations of Geopolitics
The welsh flag “st David’s cross” is not visible on the Union Jack, and is represented through England’s “st.Georges cross. So if Wales wanted to leave it would not change the flag. The drive for independence for wales is not nearly as strong as it is in Scotland.
@André Chinese here. Don't want to talk about "angels", because it's kinda off the topic. But in my perspective, many of us think North Korea does not really like us due to the reasons that we are not communism enough etc., and the relationship between two countries is not as good as it used to be.
@@General.Knowledge Please, inform yourself before making a video like this. What you said about Catalonia was embarrassing. And of course a bunch of lies.
The thing with these referendums is that if they are about to be declared ilegal the part that wants to stay does not vote since there is no point to do so and that may mead to misconceptions such as the one about 80% of Catalonia's population wanting a referendum when that percentage is about 40%.
As I understand it, the Kaliningrad exclave is very important for Russian trade as it gives them a large shore in the Baltic sea, so it's unlikely that they'd let it split off
Hahahha i was in Spain during that time and was watching Puidgmont on live tv broadcast. My Spanish was not that much good back then I heard him declaring independence and then he said something about 'revoking' it or whatever and I was like wtf is going on over here....
Yeah, since the whole world seemed to be watching on, he decided to 'revoke' it so as to offer a last-minute chance to dialogue with Spain, thus proving the movement of self-determination is pacific and 'sensible'. Nontheless, he declared Independence a couple of weeks later, on the 27th of October, resulting in the imprisonment and exhile of the then Catalan Government. Spain is just a brutal state.
I'm russian and i have never heard any discuss about independent of Kaliningrad. I expected to hear about Chechnya in this video because there were two wars for independence in 90-s and 00-s
@@Afa1_ru Было бы здорово, Россия никогда не должна была быть такой большой. Россия может взять все малые страны бывшего СССР, как вы видите на данный момент и видели с Грузией
Kaliningrad will not be independent in recent future because: 1. Neither government nor people's majority inside don't want it 2. They have an average life status as other russian regions 3. They have visa-free regime with Poland, Lithuania and Belarus to have an access to Russia
Exactly, who does want the independence there, really? That one group using German flags, calling Kaliningrad Konigsberg and largely larping as Prussians?
@Andri Ksenofontov actually i don't think that Russia will join EU when we have Putin. Russia has a lot of confrontations with EU. So if we will have a new president or EU will stop cooperating with USA and NATO, Russia will join the EU.
"Ok, we are done discussing Kaliningrad and Russia, so lets move to Korea at the other part of the globe". Russia at northern part of N.Korea: "Hello again!"
How about North America ? Alaska; vs Canada; vs Cuba;vs the Northern us; vs the Southern us; vs Greenland ? btw: -- Conditions of the us, have been so bad recently; talks about how it should be divided. ** By the CItizens of each region !
@@dirktween244 USA might get divided up, but however it's only likely to grant independence to its colonies in the pacific and maybe Alaska and Puerto Rico, other than that it's likely to stay together. none of this is happening in the near future though
Surprised he didn't mention Hawaii, who was forced into the US at gunpoint. Well ship's cannon actually, but same thing. They have a small independence movement there, but it's too important a tourist spot for the US to ever give it up willingly.
Spain splitting up into a dozen individual countries would give the Iberian peninsula as a whole a disproportionate amount of power in the EU. For example, four EU agencies have their headquarters in Spain right now. If the country was to fall apart, then that number would drastically increase because of the EU's mandatory decentralisation.
@@adrianzanoli If they split they have to reapply to join EU, it's not an automatic process that if a new state split from a EU state is right away in the EU (btw the issue was used in the scottish ref), so it's a long process once you split.
No way Putin is going to give away Kaliningrad. It’s a strategic point with an access to the Baltic Sea. Also one of the most developed in whole Russia as far as I’m concerned. As a Polish guy living next to the border with Kaliningrad Oblast I really don’t mind. Our relations with its people are friendly and I don’t see any potential of conflict/war, it’s one of the calmest borders of Poland actually, I don’t care what media says. Better let it stay as it is.
@RORIK Bluetooth Well, I'm a german myself, and one of the conservative and realistic sort. I believe you all think that it's easy to reintegrate a piece of land into your country, thats economicly a piece of garbage (in comparison to the rest of your country), which has no direct land connection to the rest of your country, and which is mostly populated by Russians, who dont even speak our language. We sank tons of money into lifting former socialist East germany to Western European Economic Standards (and we're still not done with that) Königsberg/Kaliningrad is simply not worth the investment of tax money. Though it is smaller than the Former Socialist East Germany, it will probably cost us way more in upkeep and maintenance.
@RORIK Bluetooth Germans invited by the Poles murdered native Balts and claimed the land of themselves, now after more than 600 years this land is rid of Germans, so it would be best if it was given to Lithuania which is, just like original Prussians, of Baltic ethnicity and lost vast majority of it's territory over the years.
@@derekkamena2574 what if Bosnia& Hertzegovina will really become two states? I must admit.. ik nothing about the state but its kinda odd to have B&Hz as a title of a single country... like there is something about two territories... in one state... ? well... dk And also how they call themselves? Bosniac or Herzegoviniac?
@@TML0677 The Servians as they lose Kosovo battle against the Ottomans send their princess Olivera as a gift to be f*** hole to the Turks and helped them to get Constantinople and even fight with them against Bosniaks ( for their benefits ) . The world works like that , we all mostly work and do things for the benefits as long as it is possible .
Scotland is totally not sovereign. Westminster's law gives Scotland autonomy. Read it good: gives. So.. UK is even not federal. No constitutional regulation but one state, England, gives by his own law some rights. Real federal state requieres constitutional basic.
Seeing the reunification of Germany following the collapse of the USSR (1989-1991) was amazing for so many of us alive then, because there was little warning to the average person. Diplomacy had improved significantly during the Reagan/Gorbachev years, but the dire straits of the communist economy was unknown. Likewise, the reunification of North and South Korea such a tremendous and beautiful event. Of course, it would be a massive adjustment for those in the North. Although, with a global CBDC on the horizon, it wouldn't be as dramatic a change as it was for East Germany because free-market capitalism will no longer exist. What am I saying; it doesn't exist now?
Насамом деле воссоединение Северной и Южной Кореи практически невозможно по Политическим (правительство Северной Кореи не согласиться) Экономическим (Южной Кореи не выгодно воссоединение так как им придется строить инфраструктуру чуть ли не с нуля, строить дома, а так же давать пособие и вкладываться в обучении Северо Корейцев ) Социальных(Север и Юг это уже два разных народа у них разная культура и даже генетически они разные так как они жили в разных условиях) причин. Так что объединения Северной и Южной Кореи это больше пропагандистский трёп обоих государств который с каждым годом теряет популярность
The Russians themselves doubt Russia’s ability to not collapse in the near future. Caucasus and Siberia can’t wait to break Free from cold Rus. Your ❌ is in your mind, not in the mind of millions
@@wolk7301 ебанутый? No one but 14 year olds who got bullied in school want Siberia to leave Russia. And the Caucasus rely on federal budget way too much.
@@saredodevil well things here in Bosnia are really fucked up. You have 3 main ethnic groups here Bosnians, Serbs and Croatians and It's like whole mess here when each of these sides when it's close to election talks about nationalism and war fights in the early 90's just to get cheap political points and more votes and in this video is showed just one of numerous conflicts here in Bosnia, this story with Republic of Srpska is one of the main topics when it comes close to the elections on Serbs side, also Croatians want Croatian Republic Herzeg Bosnia like an autonomous region and then Bosnians don't want to hear about that all. In the end of everything Bosnia is still stagnating in every way and this country become poorer every year and there's no real improvement in anything. When elections are done politicians and rich people of this country continue to have all the power and in the end everything is just a drama play for the people to get fired up for the voting and next 2 or 4 years show goes on replay...
@@gogledhol lets see scottish pop. is 5,5mil . so thats the same as finland which has 9 representatives . its not like it matters to you anyway . as uk you had 73 representatives and u just woudnt shut up how little democratic it was and how u couldnt change anything.
Aindréas Mac Domhnaill probably because it would cause a whole new wave of terrorism and a war in Ireland, the thing Northern Ireland was created to stop
because he likes shitting on the DPRK and calling it a repressive regime, but doesn't like talking shit about the English, wonder why Ireland has total right to govern itself, after all the English did to them, starvation, war, hopelessness, the people of Ireland should stand up to their English masters
Angelo Barros you complete Imbecile the entire reason that Ireland was split up in the first place was because the large majority of people in Northern Ireland wanted to be in the UK. I would suggest you stop portraying Ireland as the victims in this situation also as they were the ones who committed many terrorist attacks in Ireland and England, killing hundreds of people and spreading fear and terror
yOu UnCuLtUrEd sWiNe No. I was saying that if he mentioned Korea, he should’ve mentioned Ireland. The people of North Korea don’t actively want to join South Korea. You people need to stop using the troubles as a weapon. It was a dark and disgraceful period of history ON BOTH SIDES. We want a peaceful and diplomatic unification if and when it is possible.
@@youunculturedswine264 I think you need to read a couple more verified books. Northern Ireland is a gerrymandered statelet, created by the British to save face , and furthermore to avoid conflict amongst mainland unionists , and their the original settlers they sent to destabilize the island some centuries prior. It's basically a fake country , and the more it edges toward unity with the Republic , the safer and more.prosporous it becomes ... Especially since British intelligence have no desire to arm unionists any longer.
Alaska will NEVER EVER get independance because there's a LOT of hydrocarbures or petrol, i dont remember, and usa really needs it so they can keep middle east's petrol price low
I'm surprised you didn't include Ireland. Over here, reunification of North and South have been ongoing over the past few years mainly because of the fallout over Brexit. It's very interesting and I predict will happen in my lifetime.
It seems to me that Brexit has made a united Ireland inevitable. It would probably have happened anyway, as I think there is less appetite for division among the younger people and some of the older unionists act very strangely, IMO.
Not so long as the British population is there, a lot of people seem to want to ignore it but its a major factor. there might be a second partition of the predominantly Irish west and British east but the second that they try and seriously push for the seceding of the north into the Republic, the violence will return and whatever needs to be done to avoid that will be perused, so at most a transfer of territory would happen
For the first time, Catholics outnumber Protestants in Ireland. The power sharing agreement between the DUP and Sinn Fein is steadily going along. I hope for a united Ireland soon!
@@ohhiitsjustme3445 I always wonder how many of the Quebecois really want independence, and how many think that pretending to want independence is a cute negotiating ploy to get a higher subsidy level from Ontario, so they can drive south to the US and spend it at Walmart.
All jokes aside I honestly don't see an independent Palestine ever happening. Most of the windows on Palestinian independence have closed and the few that remain open are getting smaller quick. In the first place they're losing support worldwide especially with their mafia style leadership and the fact that they're internally deeply and violently divided between Arab nationalist and Islamist groups. Secondly all attempts to defeat or terrorize or boycott Israel into submission have failed and Israel is as strong as ever. The Arab world has lost interest in them and only Iran and Turkey still actively support. Iran is on shaky grounds as it hasn't got the support of its people and Turkeys resources are stretched thin with all the wars they're involved in. Back in the 90s the Left was in control in Israel and the windows were wide open for the Palestinians but they frittered those opportunities away and now the Left is minuscule. Even Netanyahu who is basically a status quo kind of right winger is in danger of falling and being replaced by someone well to the right of him. The Palestinian population statistics have been found unreliable and there are far fewer of them than originally thought. Plus many of them are emigrating as many as 17,000 a year. The only thing the Palestinians did have going for them was their birthrate which in 2000 was 4,6 as opposed to the Jewish one of 2.5. But now that advantage has slipped away and by 2018 it was about 3.1 for Muslims which includes Bedouins who aren't really Palestinian and 3.2 for Jews. The 1.5 million West Bank Palestinians have a 2.7 birthrate and dropping and the half a million plus Jewish settlers 5.1. Rising Jewish birthrates mean that in a couple decades the Palestinians will end up as islands in an ocean of Jews. The most they'll ever get is Gaza and maybe a few larger West Bank cities but even that's doubtful. The Israelis are going to elect a leader whose not willing to put up with missiles and incendiary balloon attacks from Gaza the way Netanyahu does and they will march in and take Gaza back. What I see happening is that the Palestinians will end up emigrating, converting to Judaism, or taking on an identity that is culturally Arab and Muslim but viewing Israel as their country in which they'll become citizens like 1.7 million of them already are. There are many Israelis who are not Jewish who lives in this manner including not only Muslim Arabs and Bedouins but also Christian Arabs, Deruze, Bahais, Circassians, Armenians, non-Jewish Russians, Black Hebrews, Donmeh, Maronites, Assyrians, and various East Asian, African, an East European groups. Now I know you were trying to be humorous but I just wanted to explain why I think Palestine wasn't included in this list.
@@ThorrorkAirsoft Usa: "It's time to free this independence-seeking country from these corrupt undemocraty states (and claim the Oil Fields because we helped them)"
@@ThorrorkAirsoft Iraq never wants independency, Vietnam never wants independency, Iran never wanted independency, venezuala and the other 120 countries the USA invaded was always false-flag-attacls like : I heard u got nukes do this and this or this happens or u got nudes of megan fox do this and this or we are invading and taking the country. Oil, Diamonds, Gold and minorities is their favourite target. How can u believe somebody who answers a Journalist confronting him why he went bankrupt 5 times and he goes "naah i never did that" 🤦🏻♂️
He didn't add the unity of Ireland I am pretty sure northern ireland will eventually leave UK and go for a united republic of Ireland too The unity of the island of Ireland isnt so far to happen
People of Kaliningrad: "we don't want independence, we're Russian and part of Russia" Russia: "Kaliningrad is populated by our citizens, it's their home, we can't just *give* people away" Germany: "we don't care, it hasn't been our territory for too long" Uhm… why do you consider this a candidate for independence again?
@@DenysKokhan google what? I didn't describe anything in my original comment that constitutes doing anything, the whole comment is about doing nothing about the current situation. I know what happened with Crimea, I'm trying to understand how in your mind it correlates with anything in my comment.
Actually there is no real entity of "Kaliningrad". Legally it is still an occupied part of the German Reich, its inhabitants killed or driven out by force, economically and ecologically devastated by the Soviets, populated by Russians and named after a communist gangster named "Kalinin". Personally I would prefer it to be given back to Lithuania, but Lithuania doesn't want it, because they already have too many Russians in their country.
China to Tibet, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, Xinjiang and the man made islands of the South China Sea as well as Africa and ports in Australia: Shhhhh, this doesn't involve you guys
@@michaelalbertson7457 As a person from a developing country (China), I am surprised to core that none of Germany or Poland want that chunk, especially Kaliningrad historically means a lot to Germany. Since I moved to Germany, I kind of interviewed several friends about this topic, indeed the Germans don't want Kalingrad, however they still have feelings to Alsace. Very strange. While the Chinese people are digging very hard in history in order to persuade the world and ourselves that Tibet/Mongolia/Far east part of Russia/Taiwan/... belong to China, and we are declaring them... Even the modern Taiwanese are kind of Chinese however contaminated by Japanese or American, but fuxx it, they can leave for a better land but mainland China needs the soil there.
@@chandrachud What's this Aksai Chin.... just googled it. It doesn't seem really important land, there are soldiers fighting for it for sure but not the core concern. Aksai Chin is just backup for backup (Tibet or XinJiang). These lands are anyway flexible for China, we keep eating down and spitting out for 20+ centuries, never new thing.
@zac20zg what are u talking about "don't have enough"? Majority of citizens from East Russia are white, and Russia initially is a multinational country. The Asian minorities you are talking about are usually from Yakutiya region which is one of the most patriotic region in Russia
zac20zg yes Russia has a lot of land but they are very cold and don’t really have a lot of warm water. Kaliningrad gives them this they also have that port along the Baltic Sea in St. Petersburg or former Leningrad I believe it was called. Also Russia has connections to Central Asia via Caspian Sea and to the Far East to the pacific also The Mediterranean via the Black Sea. It’s a very strategic location because it’s so large. There has even been disputes in the past with Japan on the Kuril Islands north of Hokkaido.
Katerina Brave oh cool. Didn’t know that. I knew in the past there had been dispute. The people of the Kuril Islands are very interesting. The Ainu inhabit these islands and used to be in Hokkaido before japan colonized it. Very interesting region for sure. A lot of history there
England showing us how its done: 1. Offer referendum to address the Scottish independence concerns. 2. Once they don't leave over concerns of being forced out of the EU, leave the EU.
The UK left the EU on 31st December 2020 not just England. Wee Mrs Kranki is insane she wants Scotland to be independent and then to hand over the country to the EU, in the vain hope that the EU will fund Scotland's £15 billion per annum deficit.
@@donaldboughton8686 The worst thing is that these people do not accept other cultures, they will live by the laws of jihad and will not care about your laws. They will spread Islam. In Belgium, already at the legislative level, the adoption of jihad laws is being sought
Good video, but do not forget: - Jamtland and Harjedalen in Sweden - A Samic nation in the North of Europe - A new Kingdom of Naples - An idependent Bavaria - German cities turning into real free cities
Although you don’t talk about Brittany, this region is in red in the cover. Brittany is rather pretty calm and the few people who want to free it are pretty silent. There is far worse than it.
Bonjour, je suis breton et je peux t'affirmer que il y a très peu d'indépendantistes en Bretagne. Il y en a peut être quelques uns mais la Bretagne est ultra bien intégrée au reste de la France. Si tu veux mon avis, concernant la France, il faudrait plutôt parler de la Nouvelle Calédonie ou de la Polynésie française qui sont des territoires dont le désir d'indépendance est réel. Je peux t'affirmer que même si c'est une fierté d'être breton, jamais nous ne quitterons la France car nous sommes français.
@@louissejourne8314 History is not written by those who speak on behalf of everyone "nous, on, je peux affirmer que ...". Retired people, unemployed, assisted, employees in non commercial sectors never write history. Thousands of bretons, graduated, skillful, entrepreneurs have had to relocate outside France, no job, tax misery Forbes number 1. Currently Citroen/Rennes car factory is blocked waiting for the electronic ships. A status similar to the Basque in Spain would be adapted. 95% independent budget and 5% to Spain for military expenses and EU. Currently, Brittany can only decide 1% budget of its economy; assisted people are happy.
Taiwan was kicked out of the U.N. back when it was politically correct to toady up to the great red giant. To all those governments that abandoned Taiwan, which China would you prefer now?
As someone from Kaliningrad, this is just a huge no. Even if we joke from time to time about our region gaining independence, nobody really sees it as the possibility. There’s just no reason for us to rebel or anything and there’s no way Russia would let go of such an important strategic point (the only Baltic port that doesn’t freeze etc.). Not going to mention how our population is just a million, we won’t survive by ourselves and many ppl have relatives in mainland lol
Would your living standards, options and legal security as citizens not be much better if you became a potential member of EU? I mean look at Poland - they used to use "Polish workers" as a kind of slur in my home town, and it represented everything broken, poor and shitty in the East. Guess what: those workers became very skilled, and so did their kids. Nobody is laughing now! Our neighbours in Poland worked so hard that they are becoming a great power within the next 10 years! they will be as rich as Germany - parts will have the living standards of Scandinavia. Poland can be so proud of their country. I wish the same could happen for Russia.
@@its0KagemanxD That would be nice if the same happened in Russia, but there’re lots of factors that sadly - for now at least - go against this kind of development. And well… when it comes to Kaliningrad, there’s just no way for us to become separate from mainland, the reasons of which I covered above and… ye It doesn’t mean thought that I myself wouldn’t want our region to become independent and possibly join EU, it actually sounds pretty cool and I’m all for it, though that’s mostly because I was born here and live my whole life here as well as my family, I don’t have many relatives out in big Russia. And… yeah, we really don’t want the same thing happening here as in Chechnya, sorry
@@villidar6010 I would not want what happened to Chechnya to happen to your people either. Im hoping for all of Russia to gain a will to reform - not just the developed parts. I think it is possible.
@@its0KagemanxD You want to ruin Russia, but rather, collapse yourself. The inhabitants of Kaliningrad are just as Russian as they are throughout Russia. If you take a resident of Kaliningrad and a resident of Vladivostok, not a single Russian will be able to determine where they come from, we speak the same language, without dialects. Why should Russians join Europe? So that we have 100 genders? So that the Russians in one more place officially become subhuman with curtailed rights? As they did in Estonia and Latvia, where Russians are forbidden to speak their native language, where Russian culture is constantly infringed upon, and teaching children in Russian is prohibited. The Russians there are officially subhuman. This is Europe that hates Russians and will always hate us.
@@andyl9658 in response to the original comment, might goes to very unlikely. It can mean very likely but in this case the comment isn't saying Kaliningrad is likely forming its own nation.
@@BoneziusPilatuz I see what you mean. But for "might", I think it's like there is a possibility WITHOUT saying how likely it'll happen. Very unlikely means it's most likely NOT going to happen, but Kaliningrad MIGHT form regardless of the unlikeliness. Hope that doesn't confuse the heck out of anyone...
Oh I tried to do that in Victoria II but Tanzania always allied with Ethiopia. I took Mombassa though. I enjoyed that game more than any other EU4/VIC II campaign I've played.
That would be a great way for the country to foster tourism. An amusement park about african and regional culture. So that western tourists come over to visit and bring hard cash to help the economy.
MrWatchingclosely Definetley not part of Russophobic Neo-Nazi Poland. But, you’d be surprised at the amount of people that would’ve wanted to be part of Germany.
Fun fact! The Crown of Aragon is called this way due to catalan counts don't wanting the count of Barcelona to be king(because that would mean the other counts would lose power in comparison with him), even though most of the important cities and population being here and had more industry of, almost, everything. Quite a fun fact, heh?
@@jamwither9847 same could be said for Korea which was also mentioned in the video and arguably Ireland is much closer to uniting especially because of Brexit.
I live in Russia. Chechnya itself like an independent republic, Putin allows to Kadyrov do everything he wants, also central governmrnt pays lots of contrebution to Chechnya
@@supergalo4135 with that "do everthing he wants" its so right. why else come many isis fighters from there but the usa made this war..if russia would not handle this part that it would not be that criminal etc there
Did that part not used to be Pruisia or German? If that is the case, that would mean that Russia is basically occupying the territory and should be independent again, if that would be the will of the people.
The United Kingdom and Northern Ireland Government is a political union of 4 Nations. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and not a single nation.
The thing about referendums is that it's not just about the people who want to have their own country, it's about alllllll the people who live in that country. Everybody who lives in that country owns every inch of that country, it's not just owned by the people from that region. Referendums can only be legitimate if they are held nationwide.
Good video but you tricked us with your thumbnail. I came wanting to hear about Ingermanland / the St Petersburg area that is clearly marked on the thumbnail 🤔 (and seems to be going into large parts of Estonia too).
@@robsmith7567 Sure stole, not won the war, where germans killed 27 millions russian people, force them to starve and die in deathcamps. We sure need to ask your permission.
@@minzblatt Egypt has nothing to gain in Libya, it's just Sisi going wherever mbz tells him to, one day he wants American citizen/war criminal haftar, the next he'll be hugging and kissing Sarraj, Egyptian media spends all day and night cursing Qatar, the second uae and saudi make peace after their ridiculous stunt that backfired beautifully, those idiots will spend day and night praising it like the spineless losers they are, it's both hilarious and sad, I hope Sisi won't stay long enough to put the rest of the Egyptian population in jail... (btw gaddafi was an absolute monster and deserved what he got, what happened after is tragic but hopefully a new democratic Libya will emerge)
@@runningcommentary2125 It does when the people aren't benefitting from it, I get what you mean but that doesn't really count, Iraq, Algeria, Angola, Brazil are all very wealthy but the majority of the people live in poverty, at least things are looking up in Libya now so it can become truly wealthy and won't have political refugees or prisoners ever again.
It's a big thing along the " White Québécois", but most of the immigrants don't want it, like Jaques Parizeau said in 1995 "It's because of the ethcnic votes that we lost"
Gilles Duceppe was a previous leader of the Bloc Quebecois, and I must say that when he spoke about the issues of Canada, as a nation, be it economic, foreign policy, whatever, he was the smartest politician I have heard since JFK. I couldn't vote for him because I am in Ontario and didn't have a personal reason to see Quebec leave the country. At any rate, it was ironic to me, and now, that he was the only policitician I actually respected for his vision and frankness and I regretted that he couldn't represent me! I admit to feeling very hypocritical though when I see other areas of the world struggle with independence movements, but deeply hope Quebec stays with Canada. I am proud of Quebec and what is probably more important than anything is..... the late 1970's Montreal Canadiens were, and remain, the greatest hockey team in the history of the sport!!! The Leafs are bums since 1969 ... they dump the puck and make me angry!!! Dont get me started
NEVER, OTHERWISE WILL BE LIBERATED AND THE PEOPLE WILL DRINK COCA-COLA, EAT MC DONALDS, WATCH HOLLYWOOD AMORAL MOVIES, "FREE ELECTIONS", FUTBOL, FREEDOM AND HUMAN RIGHTS, SLAVES OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM OF THE WORLD!
Region:Tries to do a peaceful referendum to get independence. Central State:That is not valid. Region:Start to use violence. Central State:*surprised pikachu*
True, there is still no international law of what can or can not be an independent country. It always depends on war, violence, international pressure and allies, internal pressure etc. Bougainville just voted 98% to be independent from Papua-New Guinea and there is no guarantee it will happen, because foreign powers, in this case Australia, doesn't want it. But when somebody's independence is good for some power, then it's all about will of the people. In the case of Kosovo, the law was completely ignored, but it suited USA. I think that only moral reason for someone's independence is if the central state is oppressing them. If every nation should have right for its own country, there would be thousands of countries. USA would be divided by Native Americans. And if the will of the people is the only criterion, then 1) what about areas in one country heavily populated by some other nation and 2) no country would allow immigrants anymore because if they all come together in one region, they can vote independence. If the only criterion is some historical right to some territory, then think how much nations was relocated during history and how would the map looked like if they would want that land back. Also, 90% of countries was made by pushing some other nation away.
Also states support their own independence or the ones from their allies from "liberation" but doesn't want to apply the same to separatists in their own country (cough the US supporting "freedom" for Tibetans, Kurds and Kosovars but not for Native Americans or Hawaiians or Abkhazia for example)
No. If we just divide up sovereign countries solely based on ethnicities, then that would set a precedent, and a lot of countries would break up. Plus it's not like they're being oppressed in the countries they're in.
@@kingkayfabe5358 They are being oppressed in Turkey Kurdish language is banned across the country Kurdish kids in school are forced into being Turkish if you say a word in Kurdish most teachers will hit you and if you go to the streets and listen to Kurdish music you'll most likely be killed or arrested and don't let me get started with Iran
More like “Quebec: let’s be independent. Canada: You know that we give you millions in subsidies and we let you have all of the strict language laws you want. Quebec: I guess we will stay.” Pretty much Canada has bent over backwards to keep Quebec happy and they have a better deal (autonomy over language rights and education, with lots of federal subsidies) than they would have as an independent nation. Also bilingual Québécois have a huge leg up in getting government jobs especially @ the federal level as it is “unacceptable” that a high ranking official not be bilingual. This means that it is far more likely that a person from Quebec (which has a higher rate of bilingualism) gets a government job versus someone from largely non-Francophone provinces, particularly in the West.
@@jdhabdsudcbld Catalonia territory owns all the spaniards, as same Castilla, Aragón, Andalucía... They are Spain. A minority population cant steal the airports, roads, ports... that owns all spanish people. Sorry for mi english.
There is also the East African federation, the countries: South Sudan, Burundi, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania want to merge together eventually to form one country
Don't think that this will work Have been in most of those countries and they are way to different from each other culturally, economically, geographically and politically
russia can be devided into so many countries, as chechnia, dagestan, tatarstan, bashkurtastan, jakutia, hakasia, buriatia, north caucas, former chinees territory, former japan territory, former finland territory, former kazakh territory, former german territory as kaliningrad, former poland territory, krim khaganate territory
Kaliningrad wont get independence, its stupid to think russia would give up a second access to sea in case of war, if they are pinned down at gorka, they have no navy.
Second access to sea? what? *PACIFIC, NORTH POLE SEA* Though i get what you mean, because it's less likely USA invade from east because how fucking far that is even from alaska
@@dodotrandom3502 well you see northern ports are frozen taking months to bring ships through there and eastern coast is too far, again takes months to travel. If any fighting would happen, they would hve to depart from gorka or kaliningrad. Have you not learnt about Russo-Japanese naval war in late 18th- early 19th century, situation is same because russia focuses on developing AA defenses and artillery instead of navy.
You should probably talk about the upcoming conflict in the Middle East and how it may reshape the map. Also Israel is recovering administration of Judea and Samaria due to increasing terrorism threatning Israeli lives
@@Skrajne_centrum In serbian-croatian "r" oftentimes functions as a vowel and its actually quite easy to pronounce these words. Examples: rt - cape, srditi se - be mad, crven (m.) - red, grlo - throat, prst - finger etc.
@@Skrajne_centrum Yeah, it's because we, Poles and Serbians are both slavic, but we are the western slavs and they are the southern slavs. Slovak language wouldn't have such things.
@@Skrajne_centrum You cannot compare Polish to Serbian. It's just not the same. Maybe in polish it doesn't make sense, but we have a grammatical rule. For us for example, your way of writing is super complicated. ''grzegorz brzęczyszczykiewicz''. In Serbian, you have a letter for each sound, so you don't have to write so damn much: Gžegoš Bžeučiščikivič. We say everything as it is written.
A lot of people forget that Northern Ireland also voted to remain in the EU, and so now the possibility of them also leaving the UK and uniting with the Republic of Ireland is becoming more likely
Northern Ireland is not or never was a country. It is a failed sectarian basket case. It only survives because of London tax payers. I’m not sure the Republic of Ireland wants or could subside it.
@The Truth i have no doubt that you are right - i am from Scotland and the Westminster government in England has even lied to us to keep us under their rule
@@ecosse1982 yes , they have been doing this since a long time ago , try to split large countries to smaller and smaller countries that are in constant conflict , so they can control them easier better than a larger strong country
Actually as italian i receive much more info about Libyan war. Most pressures are made by French government (with goodwill of US government) because before war it was considered an enemy nation but had good relations with Italy who bought their petroleum. Now, after the death of Gheddafu, new power could sell this oil to Italy again but french wants that for themselves so they make pressure and keep changing favour between two governments in order to be on the right side while war ends, at the moment they sell weapons and rockets to Haftar but if the official government gets the upper hand this will change. Italy is trying to find a peaceful resolution but has more problems inside (bad governance and political workers) to keep following external problems.
There's also been some talk about Flanders vs. Wallonia (Belgium). Wallonia used to be rich with its mines while Flanders was poor, but refused to help them out. Now that the mines have shut down, the roles are reversed.
Nice bullshit it’s the French money used to build all your infrastructure like the port of Anvers nice intox. The Flemish extremist want to divorce fine then we should make the calculations since 1831 including inflation and check the money transfer. Flemish you will be surprised how much money you must pay….
If you enjoyed this video, CHECK OUT PART 2 HERE: ua-cam.com/video/cMuZskE-TuI/v-deo.html
Scotland is already a god damn country you can figure that out with just a google search. So do some research.
Is this full of misconceptions and lies like the first one?
@@i.f.llamas3922 Why not provide some examples of such if you are going to make such a claim? Don't forget to cite your sources.
I enjoyed both! How about a 3rd, covering:
Abkhazia
South Ossetia
Transnistria
Republic of Artsakh
Northern Cyprus
State of Palestine
and my favorite (and home), Cascadia.
@@wottermelon1132 go to the comments section and you can find by yourself all the claims. First Catalonia...
Russia has no intention of letting go of Kaliningrad. It is one of their largest most strategic military bases.
And also the possibilities of trade as well
True fam 😊😃
They already tried to sell it to Germany. But Germany denied.
@@maugaming490 wait wha
i have never heard about that. could u share sources ?
@@maugaming490 no they didn't, there was a plan by a Russian to sell kaliningrad to Germany in order to foster relations but it was never put in affect. The book it is in is called Foundations of Geopolitics
If United Kingdom loses Scotland, the white X in UK's flag will be gone. Weird
Mystic - Roblox and Fortnite they will probably just use the singular Red Cross flag then. Especially if they lose Northern Ireland and/or wales
The welsh flag “st David’s cross” is not visible on the Union Jack, and is represented through England’s “st.Georges cross. So if Wales wanted to leave it would not change the flag. The drive for independence for wales is not nearly as strong as it is in Scotland.
Yeah the welsh have been iffy on leaving the U.K. Plus they really depend on England for economic and political reasons.
No, the blue would be replaced by green for Wales , and the white part would fully be red
Also the white people in the UK will be gone since England isn't like white anymore
We know deep inside our heart we want the people of Korea to be able to get rid of any dictatorship and being their own nation as one
@André and North Koreans already see themselves as normal
@André yep
@André Chinese here. Don't want to talk about "angels", because it's kinda off the topic. But in my perspective, many of us think North Korea does not really like us due to the reasons that we are not communism enough etc., and the relationship between two countries is not as good as it used to be.
It would be so nice if that madman in the north could lost power and the country find its original unity. The people of Korea deserve that IMO>
@@Mintz7 Do they want to destroy North Korea - what is the point in that? - or destroy a tyrannical government?
I love coming back to this video 5 years later to see how many of these countries really came true!!! 🤣🤣👍 great video!
people who want independence : * holds a referandum *
the state : wait thats illegal
I'll make it legal
@@General.Knowledge Please, inform yourself before making a video like this. What you said about Catalonia was embarrassing. And of course a bunch of lies.
The thing with these referendums is that if they are about to be declared ilegal the part that wants to stay does not vote since there is no point to do so and that may mead to misconceptions such as the one about 80% of Catalonia's population wanting a referendum when that percentage is about 40%.
@@Lucapybara Perhaps. The only way to find out if that 40% number is correct is to hold a legal referendum ...
@@General.Knowledge Portugal is a shithole
"Hey Germany, want some land?"
"Nah, last time it didn't end well."
LMAO perfect
LMAO perfect
@@lordsiomai Why did you comment the same thing twice.
@@AdamZNC happens sometimes. It’s a glitch
Come on! Germany is 75 years clean!
If republika srpska wants to become independant they're going to have to acknowledge the existance of vowels.
It makes sense in their language
Every Balkan contry that was in Yugo have same language just different is small things like eggs or road or football
NVR! HV N ND FR VWLS!
There's something called "language"
Rikki Cruz What’s a “language”
As I understand it, the Kaliningrad exclave is very important for Russian trade as it gives them a large shore in the Baltic sea, so it's unlikely that they'd let it split off
It is not Kaliningrad it is Königsberg
@@creepenus6484 I agree
@thorru there are a few german houses. Also this place called always Königsberg
@@creepenus6484 It used to be called that. Now it is Kaliningrad. Or maybe you still call Istanbul Constantinople?
@@shalapay5712 yes I call istanbul Constantinople because its the only true name
Well Catalonia won independence from Spain, but rejoined Spain 8 seconds later
Hahahha i was in Spain during that time and was watching Puidgmont on live tv broadcast. My Spanish was not that much good back then I heard him declaring independence and then he said something about 'revoking' it or whatever and I was like wtf is going on over here....
Yeah, since the whole world seemed to be watching on, he decided to 'revoke' it so as to offer a last-minute chance to dialogue with Spain, thus proving the movement of self-determination is pacific and 'sensible'. Nontheless, he declared Independence a couple of weeks later, on the 27th of October, resulting in the imprisonment and exhile of the then Catalan Government. Spain is just a brutal state.
@@xavilanuite7408 A que te refieres con "brutal state"?
@@sc522 Spanish 'police' brutality against voters on October 1st 2017. Watch the videos mate, they're everyhere even on BBC backlog.
@@xavilanuite7408 Ya sé lo que pasó ya he visto imágenes miless de veces, simplemente no sabía a qué te referías en concreto
I'm russian and i have never heard any discuss about independent of Kaliningrad. I expected to hear about Chechnya in this video because there were two wars for independence in 90-s and 00-s
Англо-саксонская мечта разделить Россию.
@@Afa1_ru Было бы здорово, Россия никогда не должна была быть такой большой. Россия может взять все малые страны бывшего СССР, как вы видите на данный момент и видели с Грузией
@@jeffscookies3236 ты - враг. Врага уничтожают.
@@Afa1_ru good luck with this
*Königsberg
Kaliningrad will not be independent in recent future because:
1. Neither government nor people's majority inside don't want it
2. They have an average life status as other russian regions
3. They have visa-free regime with Poland, Lithuania and Belarus to have an access to Russia
Exactly, who does want the independence there, really? That one group using German flags, calling Kaliningrad Konigsberg and largely larping as Prussians?
@@Vitalis94 The only thing that is true here is the name. But one name does not define thinking.
@@DreamWalkerVl What? I don't get your point.
@Andri Ksenofontov actually i don't think that Russia will join EU when we have Putin. Russia has a lot of confrontations with EU. So if we will have a new president or EU will stop cooperating with USA and NATO, Russia will join the EU.
@Andri Ksenofontov Russian has the Eurasian economic Union so it doesnt need the EU
00:38 - Catalonia
02:01 - Kurdistan
03:23 - East Libya
03:25 - West Libya
04:42 - Republika Srpska
05:30 - Scotland
06:46 - Somaliland
07:59 - Kaliningrad
09:27 - Korea
11:10 - Western Sahara
I’m gonna descend into the comments section. Wish me luck!
One like = 1 wish of good luck
@Zain Raza Not if you ask the Greeks.
Wow so edgy Haha funny guy
Comments made in abyss
@@Wonderguard1 Prussia is German land.
Fight me.
Ghana has divided into two parts called Western Togo land. This was the people from Volta Region mainly Ewes
GATI SIMON SENA Is Ghana becoming two separate countries?
Only volta won't to go Oti is akan land
😂😂😂 nahhhh never if you want fuck off to Togo leave Ghana alone
What about Arstotzka
GATI SIMON SENA It’s never going to happen
"Ok, we are done discussing Kaliningrad and Russia, so lets move to Korea at the other part of the globe".
Russia at northern part of N.Korea: "Hello again!"
More like "hello there"
How about North America ?
Alaska; vs Canada; vs Cuba;vs the Northern us; vs the Southern us; vs Greenland ?
btw:
-- Conditions of the us, have been so bad recently; talks about how it should be divided.
** By the CItizens of each region !
@@dirktween244 USA might get divided up, but however it's only likely to grant independence to its colonies in the pacific and maybe Alaska and Puerto Rico, other than that it's likely to stay together. none of this is happening in the near future though
Surprised he didn't mention Hawaii, who was forced into the US at gunpoint. Well ship's cannon actually, but same thing. They have a small independence movement there, but it's too important a tourist spot for the US to ever give it up willingly.
I read that in a Russian accent
Spain splitting up into a dozen individual countries would give the Iberian peninsula as a whole a disproportionate amount of power in the EU.
For example, four EU agencies have their headquarters in Spain right now. If the country was to fall apart, then that number would drastically increase because of the EU's mandatory decentralisation.
Do you assume that the EU would accept such new states in the first place?
@@adrianzanoli If they split they have to reapply to join EU, it's not an automatic process that if a new state split from a EU state is right away in the EU (btw the issue was used in the scottish ref), so it's a long process once you split.
from the polls, the catalans seem to be the only ones who might really want to leave
The EU already said that they wouldn't @@adrianzanoli
No way Putin is going to give away Kaliningrad. It’s a strategic point with an access to the Baltic Sea. Also one of the most developed in whole Russia as far as I’m concerned. As a Polish guy living next to the border with Kaliningrad Oblast I really don’t mind. Our relations with its people are friendly and I don’t see any potential of conflict/war, it’s one of the calmest borders of Poland actually, I don’t care what media says. Better let it stay as it is.
About Kaliningrad - yes, the probability as if Alaska become independent. Przy okazji, pozdrawiam, sąsiad ;-)
@RORIK Bluetooth uhhh a little nationalist xD
@RORIK Bluetooth Well, I'm a german myself, and one of the conservative and realistic sort.
I believe you all think that it's easy to reintegrate a piece of land into your country, thats economicly a piece of garbage (in comparison to the rest of your country), which has no direct land connection to the rest of your country, and which is mostly populated by Russians, who dont even speak our language.
We sank tons of money into lifting former socialist East germany to Western European Economic Standards (and we're still not done with that)
Königsberg/Kaliningrad is simply not worth the investment of tax money. Though it is smaller than the Former Socialist East Germany, it will probably cost us way more in upkeep and maintenance.
@RORIK Bluetooth Germans invited by the Poles murdered native Balts and claimed the land of themselves, now after more than 600 years this land is rid of Germans, so it would be best if it was given to Lithuania which is, just like original Prussians, of Baltic ethnicity and lost vast majority of it's territory over the years.
@RORIK Bluetooth Alaska? Okay
"But the Bosnian Central government refused it."
Me: ....we have a government?...
No kidding. Calling the other half the "Federation of Bosnia-Herzogovina" is really misleading at best.
Lol
@@TML0677
Bosniaks*
@@derekkamena2574 what if Bosnia& Hertzegovina will really become two states? I must admit.. ik nothing about the state but its kinda odd to have B&Hz as a title of a single country... like there is something about two territories... in one state... ? well... dk
And also how they call themselves? Bosniac or Herzegoviniac?
@@TML0677 The Servians as they lose Kosovo battle against the Ottomans send their princess Olivera as a gift to be f*** hole to the Turks and helped them to get Constantinople and even fight with them against Bosniaks ( for their benefits ) . The world works like that , we all mostly work and do things for the benefits as long as it is possible .
The UK is a Union of countries, including Scotland. So Scotland is technically already a country, it is just not entirely sovereign.
Correct but the word countries mean different in the UK
Name checks out lol
gaming islife
Fucking what
Alba gu bràth
We have our own government
Of course we’re a country
Scotland is totally not sovereign. Westminster's law gives Scotland autonomy. Read it good: gives. So.. UK is even not federal. No constitutional regulation but one state, England, gives by his own law some rights. Real federal state requieres constitutional basic.
Seeing the reunification of Germany following the collapse of the USSR (1989-1991) was amazing for so many of us alive then, because there was little warning to the average person. Diplomacy had improved significantly during the Reagan/Gorbachev years, but the dire straits of the communist economy was unknown. Likewise, the reunification of North and South Korea such a tremendous and beautiful event. Of course, it would be a massive adjustment for those in the North. Although, with a global CBDC on the horizon, it wouldn't be as dramatic a change as it was for East Germany because free-market capitalism will no longer exist. What am I saying; it doesn't exist now?
Насамом деле воссоединение Северной и Южной Кореи практически невозможно по Политическим (правительство Северной Кореи не согласиться) Экономическим (Южной Кореи не выгодно воссоединение так как им придется строить инфраструктуру чуть ли не с нуля, строить дома, а так же давать пособие и вкладываться в обучении Северо Корейцев ) Социальных(Север и Юг это уже два разных народа у них разная культура и даже генетически они разные так как они жили в разных условиях) причин. Так что объединения Северной и Южной Кореи это больше пропагандистский трёп обоих государств который с каждым годом теряет популярность
him: the balkans
me: deep inhale
Same..
He even forgot bulgaria...
Ain't gonna happen m the first one to vote NO ethnic Serb enough is enough BiH deal with it
Same
Jugoslavija!!!!
> anything leaving Russia
❌ - Doubt.
👌🏻
What does it mean "With who Russia has borders?" Russia has borders with whoever it wants!
The Russians themselves doubt Russia’s ability to not collapse in the near future. Caucasus and Siberia can’t wait to break Free from cold Rus. Your ❌ is in your mind, not in the mind of millions
@@wolk7301 could extrapolate? I'm curious.
@@wolk7301 ебанутый? No one but 14 year olds who got bullied in school want Siberia to leave Russia. And the Caucasus rely on federal budget way too much.
Mentioning Balkans, suicidal move my friend. I respect that.
Why?
@@saredodevil: Yeah, Why??
@@saredodevil well things here in Bosnia are really fucked up. You have 3 main ethnic groups here Bosnians, Serbs and Croatians and It's like whole mess here when each of these sides when it's close to election talks about nationalism and war fights in the early 90's just to get cheap political points and more votes and in this video is showed just one of numerous conflicts here in Bosnia, this story with Republic of Srpska is one of the main topics when it comes close to the elections on Serbs side, also Croatians want Croatian Republic Herzeg Bosnia like an autonomous region and then Bosnians don't want to hear about that all. In the end of everything Bosnia is still stagnating in every way and this country become poorer every year and there's no real improvement in anything. When elections are done politicians and rich people of this country continue to have all the power and in the end everything is just a drama play for the people to get fired up for the voting and next 2 or 4 years show goes on replay...
Balkans are Europes most dysfunctional family...
@@MrBlablablabla13 Like every family, but it's still a family...
I think the graphical presentation is excellent. Thank you.
UK: Voting for leaving the EU
Scotland: OH HELL NO
xD my parents said about independence vote and I said “OH HELL YEE”
I'd prefer leaving actually
@Yorkshire Lad cause us scottish people definetly get a voice considering we make up less than 8% of the populatiob you inbred fucking melt
And Northern Ireland
@@gogledhol lets see scottish pop. is 5,5mil . so thats the same as finland which has 9 representatives .
its not like it matters to you anyway . as uk you had 73 representatives and u just woudnt shut up how little democratic it was and how u couldnt change anything.
"First Catalonia."
*Spanish police wants to know your location*
DaxEpic *duolingo wants to know your location*
No one expects the Spanish police
Aaryan Kumbhojkar no one expects the secret police either, especially not the jews.
They will expect its citizens lmao
Lmao im spanish
I’m surprised a United Ireland wasn’t mentioned...especially since you’ve mentioned Korea...
Aindréas Mac Domhnaill probably because it would cause a whole new wave of terrorism and a war in Ireland, the thing Northern Ireland was created to stop
because he likes shitting on the DPRK and calling it a repressive regime, but doesn't like talking shit about the English, wonder why
Ireland has total right to govern itself, after all the English did to them, starvation, war, hopelessness, the people of Ireland should stand up to their English masters
Angelo Barros you complete Imbecile the entire reason that Ireland was split up in the first place was because the large majority of people in Northern Ireland wanted to be in the UK. I would suggest you stop portraying Ireland as the victims in this situation also as they were the ones who committed many terrorist attacks in Ireland and England, killing hundreds of people and spreading fear and terror
yOu UnCuLtUrEd sWiNe No. I was saying that if he mentioned Korea, he should’ve mentioned Ireland. The people of North Korea don’t actively want to join South Korea. You people need to stop using the troubles as a weapon. It was a dark and disgraceful period of history ON BOTH SIDES. We want a peaceful and diplomatic unification if and when it is possible.
@@youunculturedswine264 I think you need to read a couple more verified books.
Northern Ireland is a gerrymandered statelet, created by the British to save face , and furthermore to avoid conflict amongst mainland unionists , and their the original settlers they sent to destabilize the island some centuries prior.
It's basically a fake country , and the more it edges toward unity with the Republic , the safer and more.prosporous it becomes ... Especially since British intelligence have no desire to arm unionists any longer.
My friend, what about Québec in Canada!? I think it's worth mentionning it.
Because the Bloc is on par to be smoked in elections
I think Alaska has a better shot at becoming independent than kaliningrad.
Yeah, even saying independent city of London makes more sense to me then Kaliningrad.
But Alaska ain’t gonna break away
@@honeybadgerstudios8877 But Kaliningrad too
Alaska will NEVER EVER get independance because there's a LOT of hydrocarbures or petrol, i dont remember, and usa really needs it so they can keep middle east's petrol price low
Bogdan Rogachev yea
I'm surprised you didn't include Ireland. Over here, reunification of North and South have been ongoing over the past few years mainly because of the fallout over Brexit. It's very interesting and I predict will happen in my lifetime.
It’s probably because it’s just Ireland annexing NI, instead of creating a whole new country like Korea
It seems to me that Brexit has made a united Ireland inevitable. It would probably have happened anyway, as I think there is less appetite for division among the younger people and some of the older unionists act very strangely, IMO.
@@williamnethercott4364 Not to mention Ireland's greater GDP/capita making it a more attractive prospect.
Not so long as the British population is there, a lot of people seem to want to ignore it but its a major factor. there might be a second partition of the predominantly Irish west and British east but the second that they try and seriously push for the seceding of the north into the Republic, the violence will return and whatever needs to be done to avoid that will be perused, so at most a transfer of territory would happen
For the first time, Catholics outnumber Protestants in Ireland. The power sharing agreement between the DUP and Sinn Fein is steadily going along. I hope for a united Ireland soon!
Catalonia: We want independence
Spain: How bout no...then he waddled away
Lol
I like your politics
Bum bum bum bum budda-bum
They needed the conviction Portuguese had. I feel more concerned about Galicians, who sadly are being taken over by Castillians
CanisLupus1987 but Galicians aren’t rioting for independence quite frankly they just don’t care.
Thank you, I needed some more music than just cat for my copy of Mumbos' muusic shuffler, which is his latest vid:)
You could have done Québec. Some people in Quebec want independence, even though it’s not the majority at all
Could have also done Italy, where Northern Italy is a bit tired of supporting southern Italy and Sicily.
It’ll never happen. They’ve been trying (Bloc Québécois) since the days of my youth (80’s), and it never goes anywhere
@@ohhiitsjustme3445 I always wonder how many of the Quebecois really want independence, and how many think that pretending to want independence is a cute negotiating ploy to get a higher subsidy level from Ontario, so they can drive south to the US and spend it at Walmart.
@@DonMeaker haha exactly
@@ohhiitsjustme3445 You mean the Parti Québécois (provincial). The Bloc Québécois (federal) was founded in 1991 by Lucien Bouchard.
*"A country long united divides, a country long divided unites"*
- Luo Guanzhong (Romance of The Three Kingdoms)
This phrase is actually from Romance of the Three Kingdoms :)
Let’s laugh.
Haha
@@haichilong684 Thanks for the correction.
Humanity long united divides
Kumar Belgium forever!
how to start an argument on the internet easily:
'You forgot to mention Palestine'
It is time for a crusade!!
Are you dumb ? Lol
He is talking about countries that may exist soon, palestine exists since thousands years ago
@@hbergi17 are you dumb? you missed the fucking joke
All jokes aside I honestly don't see an independent Palestine ever happening. Most of the windows on Palestinian independence have closed and the few that remain open are getting smaller quick. In the first place they're losing support worldwide especially with their mafia style leadership and the fact that they're internally deeply and violently divided between Arab nationalist and Islamist groups. Secondly all attempts to defeat or terrorize or boycott Israel into submission have failed and Israel is as strong as ever. The Arab world has lost interest in them and only Iran and Turkey still actively support. Iran is on shaky grounds as it hasn't got the support of its people and Turkeys resources are stretched thin with all the wars they're involved in. Back in the 90s the Left was in control in Israel and the windows were wide open for the Palestinians but they frittered those opportunities away and now the Left is minuscule. Even Netanyahu who is basically a status quo kind of right winger is in danger of falling and being replaced by someone well to the right of him. The Palestinian population statistics have been found unreliable and there are far fewer of them than originally thought. Plus many of them are emigrating as many as 17,000 a year. The only thing the Palestinians did have going for them was their birthrate which in 2000 was 4,6 as opposed to the Jewish one of 2.5. But now that advantage has slipped away and by 2018 it was about 3.1 for Muslims which includes Bedouins who aren't really Palestinian and 3.2 for Jews. The 1.5 million West Bank Palestinians have a 2.7 birthrate and dropping and the half a million plus Jewish settlers 5.1. Rising Jewish birthrates mean that in a couple decades the Palestinians will end up as islands in an ocean of Jews. The most they'll ever get is Gaza and maybe a few larger West Bank cities but even that's doubtful. The Israelis are going to elect a leader whose not willing to put up with missiles and incendiary balloon attacks from Gaza the way Netanyahu does and they will march in and take Gaza back.
What I see happening is that the Palestinians will end up emigrating, converting to Judaism, or taking on an identity that is culturally Arab and Muslim but viewing Israel as their country in which they'll become citizens like 1.7 million of them already are. There are many Israelis who are not Jewish who lives in this manner including not only Muslim Arabs and Bedouins but also Christian Arabs, Deruze, Bahais, Circassians, Armenians, non-Jewish Russians, Black Hebrews, Donmeh, Maronites, Assyrians, and various East Asian, African, an East European groups.
Now I know you were trying to be humorous but I just wanted to explain why I think Palestine wasn't included in this list.
@@hbergi17 tell this stupid kid bro
Palestine is already a country anyways
Making a video that upsets people all over the world at the same time is a great achievement, my friend. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@user-dq5zu1qr7h No, I'll keep fakin you.
but... but... SEALAND?
Sealand is the universe
He said countries, not full-blown empires.
It is already independent
I know right!
Sealand is empire
Every independence movement: We want freedom
Current owner: no
Independence movement: But we got oil.
USA: O.O
@@ThorrorkAirsoft
Usa: "It's time to free this independence-seeking country from these corrupt undemocraty states (and claim the Oil Fields because we helped them)"
The UN it's a joke, a bad joke
You don't need an independent country to have "freedom"
@@ThorrorkAirsoft Iraq never wants independency, Vietnam never wants independency, Iran never wanted independency, venezuala and the other 120 countries the USA invaded was always false-flag-attacls like : I heard u got nukes do this and this or this happens or u got nudes of megan fox do this and this or we are invading and taking the country.
Oil, Diamonds, Gold and minorities is their favourite target. How can u believe somebody who answers a Journalist confronting him why he went bankrupt 5 times and he goes "naah i never did that" 🤦🏻♂️
Quebec, a province in Canada, also wants independence.
Québec is a noisemaker, just like France. PQ recently abandoned independence as part of its platform.
Are you a Quebecois?
@@sohamdutta5315 no, I'm not. I read about it sometime ago
They can’t afford it
I was about to say that, I'm glad you mentioned it
Very comprehensive video ... A+
Timestamps:
0:39 - Catalonia
2:02 - Kurdistan
3:24 - West/East Libya
4:43 - Republika Srpska
5:31 - Scotland
6:48 - Somaliland
8:02 - Kaliningrad
9:28 - (Unified) Korea
11:11 - Western Sahara
And Balochistan
He didn't add the unity of Ireland I am pretty sure northern ireland will eventually leave UK and go for a united republic of Ireland too
The unity of the island of Ireland isnt so far to happen
Somaliland is a country, it has own currency own President
lybia, huh?
California, Texas, Hawaii, Puerto Rico will be separate independent countries.
People of Kaliningrad: "we don't want independence, we're Russian and part of Russia"
Russia: "Kaliningrad is populated by our citizens, it's their home, we can't just *give* people away"
Germany: "we don't care, it hasn't been our territory for too long"
Uhm… why do you consider this a candidate for independence again?
Lol
@@DenysKokhan did what?
@@DenysKokhan google what? I didn't describe anything in my original comment that constitutes doing anything, the whole comment is about doing nothing about the current situation. I know what happened with Crimea, I'm trying to understand how in your mind it correlates with anything in my comment.
@@Mocsk I see it's one of those ghosts haunting your comment chain
Actually there is no real entity of "Kaliningrad". Legally it is still an occupied part of the German Reich, its inhabitants killed or driven out by force, economically and ecologically devastated by the Soviets, populated by Russians and named after a communist gangster named "Kalinin". Personally I would prefer it to be given back to Lithuania, but Lithuania doesn't want it, because they already have too many Russians in their country.
Yall ever notice something?
We live in a time where countries are losing land more than gaining one.
Complete opposite of the past.
interesting point...i'd never thought that way.....indeed
Whenever you try to gain land all the time it pretty much likes to bite you back years later
China to Tibet, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, Xinjiang and the man made islands of the South China Sea as well as Africa and ports in Australia: Shhhhh, this doesn't involve you guys
If one country gets more land the other gets less land
Lol ever heard of the Middle Ages?
I really enjoyed this video!
"Kaliningrad is far away from Russia, so it isn't Russia"
"Northern Mariana Islands" left the chat
It’s northern Poland of south Baltic but not Russian, for sure.
@@MH-tn3pp Someone took the P off of Prussia, and the Russians moved in ! Sad. Them thievin' Russians took land from Finland, too.
@@michaelalbertson7457 As a person from a developing country (China), I am surprised to core that none of Germany or Poland want that chunk, especially Kaliningrad historically means a lot to Germany. Since I moved to Germany, I kind of interviewed several friends about this topic, indeed the Germans don't want Kalingrad, however they still have feelings to Alsace. Very strange.
While the Chinese people are digging very hard in history in order to persuade the world and ourselves that Tibet/Mongolia/Far east part of Russia/Taiwan/... belong to China, and we are declaring them... Even the modern Taiwanese are kind of Chinese however contaminated by Japanese or American, but fuxx it, they can leave for a better land but mainland China needs the soil there.
@@ErichJIANG you guys are also trying hard to take over Arunachal Pradesh. Aren't you content with keeping Aksai Chin already?
@@chandrachud What's this Aksai Chin.... just googled it.
It doesn't seem really important land, there are soldiers fighting for it for sure but not the core concern. Aksai Chin is just backup for backup (Tibet or XinJiang). These lands are anyway flexible for China, we keep eating down and spitting out for 20+ centuries, never new thing.
I'm from Russia, and there is no independence movement in Kaliningrad, dudes. Not even tiny one
@zac20zg what are u talking about "don't have enough"? Majority of citizens from East Russia are white, and Russia initially is a multinational country. The Asian minorities you are talking about are usually from Yakutiya region which is one of the most patriotic region in Russia
zac20zg yes Russia has a lot of land but they are very cold and don’t really have a lot of warm water. Kaliningrad gives them this they also have that port along the Baltic Sea in St. Petersburg or former Leningrad I believe it was called. Also Russia has connections to Central Asia via Caspian Sea and to the Far East to the pacific also The Mediterranean via the Black Sea. It’s a very strategic location because it’s so large. There has even been disputes in the past with Japan on the Kuril Islands north of Hokkaido.
@@levistokes3960 in fact, Kurill islands are under Russia now since 20th century, there are issues about the Southern ones that are still discussed
Katerina Brave oh cool. Didn’t know that. I knew in the past there had been dispute. The people of the Kuril Islands are very interesting. The Ainu inhabit these islands and used to be in Hokkaido before japan colonized it. Very interesting region for sure. A lot of history there
@Gary Garratt Based on your grammar, you are miles away from being a Briton.
England showing us how its done:
1. Offer referendum to address the Scottish independence concerns.
2. Once they don't leave over concerns of being forced out of the EU, leave the EU.
Yup lets just keep the "Neverendum" going until the SNP get the the result they want
@lee C um, yes we were. they had buses driving past my house with shit like "want to stay in the EU? vote no" on the side of them
The UK left the EU on 31st December 2020 not just England. Wee Mrs Kranki is insane she wants Scotland to be independent and then to hand over the country to the EU, in the vain hope that the EU will fund Scotland's £15 billion per annum deficit.
Yup.
Scotland got baitcarded and cucked with the indy vote and the Brexit vote.
@@donaldboughton8686 The worst thing is that these people do not accept other cultures, they will live by the laws of jihad and will not care about your laws. They will spread Islam. In Belgium, already at the legislative level, the adoption of jihad laws is being sought
Good video, but do not forget:
- Jamtland and Harjedalen in Sweden
- A Samic nation in the North of Europe
- A new Kingdom of Naples
- An idependent Bavaria
- German cities turning into real free cities
Although you don’t talk about Brittany, this region is in red in the cover. Brittany is rather pretty calm and the few people who want to free it are pretty silent. There is far worse than it.
Bonjour, je suis breton et je peux t'affirmer que il y a très peu d'indépendantistes en Bretagne. Il y en a peut être quelques uns mais la Bretagne est ultra bien intégrée au reste de la France. Si tu veux mon avis, concernant la France, il faudrait plutôt parler de la Nouvelle Calédonie ou de la Polynésie française qui sont des territoires dont le désir d'indépendance est réel. Je peux t'affirmer que même si c'est une fierté d'être breton, jamais nous ne quitterons la France car nous sommes français.
@@louissejourne8314 History is not written by those who speak on behalf of everyone "nous, on, je peux affirmer que ...". Retired people, unemployed, assisted, employees in non commercial sectors never write history.
Thousands of bretons, graduated, skillful, entrepreneurs have had to relocate outside France, no job, tax misery Forbes number 1. Currently Citroen/Rennes car factory is blocked waiting for the electronic ships.
A status similar to the Basque in Spain would be adapted. 95% independent budget and 5% to Spain for military expenses and EU. Currently, Brittany can only decide 1% budget of its economy; assisted people are happy.
@@louissejourne8314 il existe quand meme un sentiment vers l'autonomie, meme si l'independance est aujourd'hui hors de question.
@@bobyacdc Mais l'autonomie pour aller où? L'autonomie économique ? Plus d'autonomie "culturelle"?
I wish Britanny got independence
What about Taiwan? It's an independent nation with almost zero international recognition and no seat in the UN.
Oh really I am from turkey and we are recognize taiwan
Taiwan was kicked out of the U.N. back when it was politically correct to toady up to the great red giant. To all those governments that abandoned Taiwan, which China would you prefer now?
The title says "countries that MIGHT exist soon" and frankly we all know Taiwan might never exist soon.
@@BadDictator Shame
Bhutan doesn't recognize both China's 🤣🤣
General Knowledge: The Balka...
Balkanians: *_screeching noises_*
Yes I am from the Balkans can confirm no ones going anywhere here
Video about splitting countries
Anyone: what about the balka-
Ppl from the balkans: Sshhhut up. No. We are tired enough already.
Yeah like no more wars, no more counties splitting. It was perfect in 2007
As someone from Kaliningrad, this is just a huge no. Even if we joke from time to time about our region gaining independence, nobody really sees it as the possibility. There’s just no reason for us to rebel or anything and there’s no way Russia would let go of such an important strategic point (the only Baltic port that doesn’t freeze etc.). Not going to mention how our population is just a million, we won’t survive by ourselves and many ppl have relatives in mainland lol
no one will ask you
Ukraine will destroy Russia once and for all
Would your living standards, options and legal security as citizens not be much better if you became a potential member of EU? I mean look at Poland - they used to use "Polish workers" as a kind of slur in my home town, and it represented everything broken, poor and shitty in the East. Guess what: those workers became very skilled, and so did their kids. Nobody is laughing now! Our neighbours in Poland worked so hard that they are becoming a great power within the next 10 years! they will be as rich as Germany - parts will have the living standards of Scandinavia. Poland can be so proud of their country. I wish the same could happen for Russia.
@@its0KagemanxD That would be nice if the same happened in Russia, but there’re lots of factors that sadly - for now at least - go against this kind of development. And well… when it comes to Kaliningrad, there’s just no way for us to become separate from mainland, the reasons of which I covered above and… ye
It doesn’t mean thought that I myself wouldn’t want our region to become independent and possibly join EU, it actually sounds pretty cool and I’m all for it, though that’s mostly because I was born here and live my whole life here as well as my family, I don’t have many relatives out in big Russia. And… yeah, we really don’t want the same thing happening here as in Chechnya, sorry
@@villidar6010 I would not want what happened to Chechnya to happen to your people either. Im hoping for all of Russia to gain a will to reform - not just the developed parts. I think it is possible.
@@its0KagemanxD You want to ruin Russia, but rather, collapse yourself. The inhabitants of Kaliningrad are just as Russian as they are throughout Russia. If you take a resident of Kaliningrad and a resident of Vladivostok, not a single Russian will be able to determine where they come from, we speak the same language, without dialects. Why should Russians join Europe? So that we have 100 genders? So that the Russians in one more place officially become subhuman with curtailed rights? As they did in Estonia and Latvia, where Russians are forbidden to speak their native language, where Russian culture is constantly infringed upon, and teaching children in Russian is prohibited. The Russians there are officially subhuman. This is Europe that hates Russians and will always hate us.
"First catalonia"
*laughs in spanish police*
Ur Comment was Stolen And it got more likes
@@raymondemsworth4877 innovation 😁
Estos mosos de escuadra.
*insert confused Tom face here*
Yeah,like the spanish police laugh a lot with the Vasque terrorism ;)
"New countries that might exist soon"
"Kaliningrad being independent is very unlikely"
Ok lol
"Might" falls into "very unlikely".
@@doncarloancelotti2256 Not really. "It might happen" means it is likely, maybe in some circumstances unlikely but never "very unlikely".
@@andyl9658 in response to the original comment, might goes to very unlikely.
It can mean very likely but in this case the comment isn't saying Kaliningrad is likely forming its own nation.
@@BoneziusPilatuz I see what you mean. But for "might", I think it's like there is a possibility WITHOUT saying how likely it'll happen.
Very unlikely means it's most likely NOT going to happen, but Kaliningrad MIGHT form regardless of the unlikeliness.
Hope that doesn't confuse the heck out of anyone...
I think it goes back as Prussia to Germany in the Past. Cuz it´s still German ground.
You might want to look up the East African Federation. They're actually cooking up something akin to a unified government.
I hope they united.
Oh I tried to do that in Victoria II but Tanzania always allied with Ethiopia. I took Mombassa though. I enjoyed that game more than any other EU4/VIC II campaign I've played.
I mean, it's Africa, all it would do really if they federated is have more powerful corrupt leaders.
The Mathy bois lol
The Mathy bois straight to the point.
You sound a lot like Christoph Waltz in the way you speak. I think that's interesting.
Somaliland sounds like a budget amusement park (no offence). Mom can we go to Disneyland? No we have Somaliland at home.
@Stephen Cary I meant no offence as in not punishable by law
Even their anthem doesn’t sound like a real one for a country...basically somaliland is doing a bad job at being a nation
it's one of those countries that just will become independent, there's nothing really stopping it from being one except getting recognized.
That would be a great way for the country to foster tourism. An amusement park about african and regional culture. So that western tourists come over to visit and bring hard cash to help the economy.
it's funny because it is a joke, will never become a country anyway
Kalilingrad is basically a military outpost for russia, not the beat idea for it to independent cause russia wont allow it
Best not beat
It’s not. It’s a legal Russian territory. And there is no need, nor is it legal for it to reach independence.
@@scudb5509 no mate you wrote "not the beat idea" it should be "not the best idea"
I am a pole and I don't think Kaliningrad people would want to not be a part of Russia.
MrWatchingclosely Definetley not part of Russophobic Neo-Nazi Poland.
But, you’d be surprised at the amount of people that would’ve wanted to be part of Germany.
As an Kaliningradian I found this video very funny.
Russia annexed Crimea and let the little oblast go? Not on Putin’s shift.
Whats life like there. Is it richer/poorer compared to other russian areas?
@@hornysanders6244 i was here 10 ago. It is like other russia, just more troops and kgb.
You live on Prussian soil I hope you know it.
P R U S S I A N S G L O R Y INTENSIFIES
@@bipof5553 Costs a laugh at Kremlin.
rockk chipp true.
Fun fact!
The Crown of Aragon is called this way due to catalan counts don't wanting the count of Barcelona to be king(because that would mean the other counts would lose power in comparison with him), even though most of the important cities and population being here and had more industry of, almost, everything. Quite a fun fact, heh?
You forgot about Belgium's Flanders and walloonia problem
both dont want independence its not a problem.
GetREKT M8 almost half of flanders want independence and i know because I’m from flanders
GetREKT M8 no flemisch people want an independent Flanders
@@xandervandenbosch2703 which languague is spoken i flandria?
Belgium should fix their roads first. Then talk about independence...
*Mentions Scotland*
United Ireland: am I a joke to you
thats just territory change not a new country
✊united Ireland. Good luck from Scotland
Wait Ireland is united already?
@@manager-nim2623 no
@@jamwither9847 same could be said for Korea which was also mentioned in the video and arguably Ireland is much closer to uniting especially because of Brexit.
Russia has some 20+ Republics inside it who even had their own head of the state called President like Chechnya.
I expected a minimum of 2 Russian republics to be in this video; to no avail. However still informative and enjoyable.
Hard to... Putin is very imperialist
I live in Russia. Chechnya itself like an independent republic, Putin allows to Kadyrov do everything he wants, also central governmrnt pays lots of contrebution to Chechnya
@@supergalo4135 with that "do everthing he wants" its so right. why else come many isis fighters from there but the usa made this war..if russia would not handle this part that it would not be that criminal etc there
and dont even start with china
Thanks for the video! Please do Argentina+Chile merger next.
"The Balkans"
*Medieval II Total War*
"WELL, HERE'S A THING."
Always took them first as venice...
Author: "New Countries That might Exist Soon - Kaliningrad".
Same Author: "Kaliningrad will never become independent".
ALREADY IS INDEPENDENT RUSSIAN COUNTRY!
@@rtchakar ?
@@rtchakar what?
Did that part not used to be Pruisia or German? If that is the case, that would mean that Russia is basically occupying the territory and should be independent again, if that would be the will of the people.
Yes Rob and, as with Crimea, Russia could "correct a historical wrong" by allowing a referendum.
Scotland is in a very different situation since it's already an actual country.
Yep. I was coming to the comments to say this.
@@TemptressTeelia so was I
@@bonkersbonnersgaming7417 so was I
The United Kingdom and Northern Ireland Government is a political union of 4 Nations. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and not a single nation.
@@Crucifysanta
EU is a political union unlike the UK which is an actual country
The thing about referendums is that it's not just about the people who want to have their own country, it's about alllllll the people who live in that country. Everybody who lives in that country owns every inch of that country, it's not just owned by the people from that region. Referendums can only be legitimate if they are held nationwide.
Theres so many things wrong with this statement that it would be tedious to try to explain why it's wrong.
@@rojsaeed8724so you’re saying the people don’t of the country shouldn’t vote if a certain part of the country wants to separate itself
Good video but you tricked us with your thumbnail. I came wanting to hear about Ingermanland / the St Petersburg area that is clearly marked on the thumbnail 🤔 (and seems to be going into large parts of Estonia too).
My bad! I'll add them in the part 2 of this video, should be up next friday!
Kaliningrad can be removed from this list. There is no hint that the people of Kaliningrad want independence.
They don't deserve to own it though. They stole it and displaced the Germans living there.
Kaliningrad I think you Konigsberg you Russia thieves
@@robsmith7567 Sure stole, not won the war, where germans killed 27 millions russian people, force them to starve and die in deathcamps. We sure need to ask your permission.
@@icecoldpolitics8890 russia took a little part of germany, how much would greedy germany take if they won?
@@robsmith7567 russia stole something from the kiing of all theives
Libya (at gaddafis timeline):most succesfull and largest economy in africa.
Libya(now):there is nothing left.
It's still an oil rich country, only problem is France + Egypt try to steal it, the reason why they support this war criminal Haftar.
@@minzblatt Egypt has nothing to gain in Libya, it's just Sisi going wherever mbz tells him to, one day he wants American citizen/war criminal haftar, the next he'll be hugging and kissing Sarraj, Egyptian media spends all day and night cursing Qatar, the second uae and saudi make peace after their ridiculous stunt that backfired beautifully, those idiots will spend day and night praising it like the spineless losers they are, it's both hilarious and sad, I hope Sisi won't stay long enough to put the rest of the Egyptian population in jail... (btw gaddafi was an absolute monster and deserved what he got, what happened after is tragic but hopefully a new democratic Libya will emerge)
Libya is still actually pretty wealthy. Instability doesn't necessarily mean poverty.
@@runningcommentary2125 It does when the people aren't benefitting from it, I get what you mean but that doesn't really count, Iraq, Algeria, Angola, Brazil are all very wealthy but the majority of the people live in poverty, at least things are looking up in Libya now so it can become truly wealthy and won't have political refugees or prisoners ever again.
@Mr Wonder What are you talking about?
Could u make a list about countries wich may have a revolution in upcoming years ?
Québec, independence is not fashionable anymore, but it's still alive a lot.
I don't see that really happening, the Bloc Quebecois all but fell apart last election.
KendrickMan The Bloc Québécois is federal. Don’t you mean the Parti Québécois?
It's a big thing along the " White Québécois", but most of the immigrants don't want it, like Jaques Parizeau said in 1995 "It's because of the ethcnic votes that we lost"
Gilles Duceppe was a previous leader of the Bloc Quebecois, and I must say that when he spoke about the issues of Canada, as a nation, be it economic, foreign policy, whatever, he was the smartest politician I have heard since JFK. I couldn't vote for him because I am in Ontario and didn't have a personal reason to see Quebec leave the country. At any rate, it was ironic to me, and now, that he was the only policitician I actually respected for his vision and frankness and I regretted that he couldn't represent me! I admit to feeling very hypocritical though when I see other areas of the world struggle with independence movements, but deeply hope Quebec stays with Canada. I am proud of Quebec and what is probably more important than anything is..... the late 1970's Montreal Canadiens were, and remain, the greatest hockey team in the history of the sport!!! The Leafs are bums since 1969 ... they dump the puck and make me angry!!! Dont get me started
Barney omg man , relax, ahahaha
You want Kim to give up his nuclear arsenal.
YEAH good luck with it.
My son will pick the right choice
Sinan Schneider Ozaydin kimmy was always a sensitive one
Kim Jong-il if you had kim jong il pfp it would've been better
☭ ☭ S00cialist Poland ☭ ☭ ik I’m still looking for one lol
NEVER, OTHERWISE WILL BE LIBERATED AND THE PEOPLE WILL DRINK COCA-COLA, EAT MC DONALDS, WATCH HOLLYWOOD AMORAL MOVIES, "FREE ELECTIONS", FUTBOL, FREEDOM AND HUMAN RIGHTS, SLAVES OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM OF THE WORLD!
Mentioning Taiwan would add up the spices. It’s really complicated between them and China.
@@ultimateagent1784 Pretty much the remnants of a once democratic Taiwan.
Chinese president: Taiwan? Thats not a thing
You mean the Republic of China?
@@xGOKOPx yes same thing xd
Taiwan is already independent
New Ongoing Countries:
Lebsia 0:05
Autira SSR Collaspes USSR
Gay 0:09
Bisia 0:10
Trånsgender 0:15
More! 0:20 - 1:000
Region:Tries to do a peaceful referendum to get independence.
Central State:That is not valid.
Region:Start to use violence.
Central State:*surprised pikachu*
True, there is still no international law of what can or can not be an independent country. It always depends on war, violence, international pressure and allies, internal pressure etc. Bougainville just voted 98% to be independent from Papua-New Guinea and there is no guarantee it will happen, because foreign powers, in this case Australia, doesn't want it. But when somebody's independence is good for some power, then it's all about will of the people. In the case of Kosovo, the law was completely ignored, but it suited USA.
I think that only moral reason for someone's independence is if the central state is oppressing them.
If every nation should have right for its own country, there would be thousands of countries. USA would be divided by Native Americans.
And if the will of the people is the only criterion, then 1) what about areas in one country heavily populated by some other nation and 2) no country would allow immigrants anymore because if they all come together in one region, they can vote independence.
If the only criterion is some historical right to some territory, then think how much nations was relocated during history and how would the map looked like if they would want that land back. Also, 90% of countries was made by pushing some other nation away.
Brexit/(Scottish) Berxit
except kurds. they went all guns without any referendum.
@@md-im8qp liar
You can ask all middle easterns and they will tell you we are a peaceful nation
Also states support their own independence or the ones from their allies from "liberation" but doesn't want to apply the same to separatists in their own country (cough the US supporting "freedom" for Tibetans, Kurds and Kosovars but not for Native Americans or Hawaiians or Abkhazia for example)
And I liked the part where he said:,,Everyone's favorite place-the Balkans".
But it is not only Kurdistan in turkey iraq and syria is
Pozdrav from Serbia
@@nadatomanic6278 Brateee, republicka srpska treba da bude del ot srbiji, sta ti mislis?
@@teodorvinokic7614 da ali dejtonski sporazum to ne dozvaljava jbg
Pozdrav iz Hrvatske
Kurds: we want independence
Iraq: did you hear something turkey
@Emir Kayıhan Kılıç
Obviously yea
@Bugz Money 10TEN what?
and yazidi, plus artsakh
Turkey a country don't have any potential puppet of western countries
@@jogenderchauhan5568 I'm Turkish and Erdogan is puppet of West.
60 million kurd deserve a country. Its a shame for UN that they still dont support The kurds but support instead The collabators. Big shame on UN
but they won't have one anyway
No. If we just divide up sovereign countries solely based on ethnicities, then that would set a precedent, and a lot of countries would break up. Plus it's not like they're being oppressed in the countries they're in.
@@kingkayfabe5358are you sure about that last part
@@kingkayfabe5358don’t talk out of ur ass pls
@@kingkayfabe5358 They are being oppressed in Turkey Kurdish language is banned across the country Kurdish kids in school are forced into being Turkish if you say a word in Kurdish most teachers will hit you and if you go to the streets and listen to Kurdish music you'll most likely be killed or arrested and don't let me get started with Iran
Somaliland is basically the most democratic state in East Africa, we had 5 democratically elected presidents and and each passing peacefully.
Tell em girl Viva Somaliland
Rahma Hagoog every president hales from the isaaq. It’s a clan state aka isaaqland. Isaaq land ha noolato but free the unionist.
Troll Not Somalis not Somalian
You have internet over there???My 5$ were supposed to be for food not yt!
Somaliland is part of somalia and it will be ever.
Québec: Let's be a Country !
Canada: "Execute order 66"
More like “Quebec: let’s be independent. Canada: You know that we give you millions in subsidies and we let you have all of the strict language laws you want. Quebec: I guess we will stay.” Pretty much Canada has bent over backwards to keep Quebec happy and they have a better deal (autonomy over language rights and education, with lots of federal subsidies) than they would have as an independent nation. Also bilingual Québécois have a huge leg up in getting government jobs especially @ the federal level as it is “unacceptable” that a high ranking official not be bilingual. This means that it is far more likely that a person from Quebec (which has a higher rate of bilingualism) gets a government job versus someone from largely non-Francophone provinces, particularly in the West.
Ontario: 👁👄👁
More like “execute order 666”
WEXIT
Vive la libération du Québec!
Catalonia: We want independence
Spain: La la la la la I can't hear you
Translation: The The The (female ver.) I can’t hear you
CATALONIA don't want independence. A part of the Catalonia society want that. The Spanish costitution don't let Split a part of the Spanish territory
So the only option is war?
Wow, such an advanced nation.
The US has the same rules, a state cannot leave the union. Catalonia leaving Spain would be the end of Spain.
@@jdhabdsudcbld Catalonia territory owns all the spaniards, as same Castilla, Aragón, Andalucía... They are Spain. A minority population cant steal the airports, roads, ports... that owns all spanish people. Sorry for mi english.
Can't wait for the new releases
Accidentally stumbled on this channel, and found it incredibly interesting, love the graphics, and good topics of conversation
Yo same lol i just found this channel randomly and now i really like it
There is also the East African federation, the countries: South Sudan, Burundi, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania want to merge together eventually to form one country
covoflyer wow that’s cool
Don't think that this will work
Have been in most of those countries and they are way to different from each other culturally, economically, geographically and politically
Marvin Amann, but it could boost their economy and
Well, that's like the EU, basically a functioning de facto country, I hope they unify
Haha, merge, just to go to war to split again. Bad idea.
I would be a bad ruler.
People: can I be independent
Me: only if it looks good on a map
Priorities.
Prepare for a OCD seizure when looking at Armenia/Azerbaidjan and Tajikistan/Uzbekistan/Kyrgistan borders. Enclaves everywhere!
*Laughs in Belgian border pockets*
@@oditeomnes also Balkans
russia can be devided into so many countries, as chechnia, dagestan, tatarstan, bashkurtastan, jakutia, hakasia, buriatia, north caucas, former chinees territory, former japan territory, former finland territory, former kazakh territory, former german territory as kaliningrad, former poland territory, krim khaganate territory
ты наименования сначала правильно научись писать, обезьяна, потом чирикай там че то
Churka detected
Kaliningrad wont get independence, its stupid to think russia would give up a second access to sea in case of war, if they are pinned down at gorka, they have no navy.
Second access to sea? what?
*PACIFIC, NORTH POLE SEA* Though i get what you mean, because it's less likely USA invade from east because how fucking far that is even from alaska
@@dodotrandom3502 well you see northern ports are frozen taking months to bring ships through there and eastern coast is too far, again takes months to travel. If any fighting would happen, they would hve to depart from gorka or kaliningrad. Have you not learnt about Russo-Japanese naval war in late 18th- early 19th century, situation is same because russia focuses on developing AA defenses and artillery instead of navy.
Any ideas for which countries I should include in part 2 of this?
General Knowledge start doing Fun with flags U.S states again
Québec have a strong independence movement
You should probably talk about the upcoming conflict in the Middle East and how it may reshape the map. Also Israel is recovering administration of Judea and Samaria due to increasing terrorism threatning Israeli lives
Palestine 🇵🇸 and new Sudan
United States of Africa might exist if the integration if the continent is a success.
Srpska: our name is Srpska
English Grammar: Wait no, that’s illegal
Not only in English, as Pole (both are slavic) this name don't have sense at all to me. Ther is missing at least one vowel.
@@Skrajne_centrum srpska means serbian(in feminine gender), so republika srpska = serbian republic
@@Skrajne_centrum In serbian-croatian "r" oftentimes functions as a vowel and its actually quite easy to pronounce these words.
Examples: rt - cape, srditi se - be mad, crven (m.) - red, grlo - throat, prst - finger etc.
@@Skrajne_centrum Yeah, it's because we, Poles and Serbians are both slavic, but we are the western slavs and they are the southern slavs. Slovak language wouldn't have such things.
@@Skrajne_centrum You cannot compare Polish to Serbian. It's just not the same. Maybe in polish it doesn't make sense, but we have a grammatical rule. For us for example, your way of writing is super complicated. ''grzegorz brzęczyszczykiewicz''. In Serbian, you have a letter for each sound, so you don't have to write so damn much: Gžegoš Bžeučiščikivič. We say everything as it is written.
Murica: falling apart, states actually trying to get away.
Murican media: OLOLO, Russia is going to lose Kaliningrad!
*Kaliningrad whistles preußenlied*
Russia: could you speak up?
East Prussia: *ICH BIN EIN PREUSSEN, KENNT IHR MEINE FARBEN!*
Lustig
Pardon
Nah mate, they all got raped and driven from there a long time ago.
@@NeilMartin98 there is still a small minority in the region around 3000 thousand if am not mistaken
Yay!
You actually surprised me with East Prussia - Let's see if we can just SELL it to the Hohenzollerns?
Jim Talbott i dont think they would want it as it has russians there and russia is unlikely to give it back as it is important to their economy
@@KizanTM You'd be curb stomped since that region is literally enclosed by just slavic countries
Also you're getting Russians confused with Slavs
@@KizanTM I'd like to see you try, schwab
MyUnoriginalUsername aren’t russians slavs???
@@MyUnoriginalUsername I am pretty sure Lithuanians are Balts,not Slavs
How about merging to form PANGEA
lol!
Never!
Never!
NO just no
Sure
You forgot Québec with a 40% support for independence.
A lot of people forget that Northern Ireland also voted to remain in the EU, and so now the possibility of them also leaving the UK and uniting with the Republic of Ireland is becoming more likely
No
@@el.grantelbart yes
Republic does not want those counties filled with louzy civil cervants. Too expensive to feed them
Northern Ireland is not or never was a country. It is a failed sectarian basket case. It only survives because of London tax payers. I’m not sure the Republic of Ireland wants or could subside it.
One Ireland would be great !
had to stop when i saw the names "west lybia and east lybia" for obvious reasons...
@The Truth i have no doubt that you are right - i am from Scotland and the Westminster government in England has even lied to us to keep us under their rule
@@ecosse1982 yes , they have been doing this since a long time ago , try to split large countries to smaller and smaller countries that are in constant conflict , so they can control them easier better than a larger strong country
@@hamza-trabelsi not only are they corrupt but they have been proven to be paedophiles as well
@The Truth man they will never do it
Actually as italian i receive much more info about Libyan war.
Most pressures are made by French government (with goodwill of US government) because before war it was considered an enemy nation but had good relations with Italy who bought their petroleum.
Now, after the death of Gheddafu, new power could sell this oil to Italy again but french wants that for themselves so they make pressure and keep changing favour between two governments in order to be on the right side while war ends, at the moment they sell weapons and rockets to Haftar but if the official government gets the upper hand this will change.
Italy is trying to find a peaceful resolution but has more problems inside (bad governance and political workers) to keep following external problems.
There's also been some talk about Flanders vs. Wallonia (Belgium). Wallonia used to be rich with its mines while Flanders was poor, but refused to help them out. Now that the mines have shut down, the roles are reversed.
The French are always like that
Can't wait for the English Republic.
@@davidbillings5610 go back to france, mutt
Flemish propaganda
At that time money flows from Wallonia to Flanders
Nice bullshit it’s the French money used to build all your infrastructure like the port of Anvers nice intox. The Flemish extremist want to divorce fine then we should make the calculations since 1831 including inflation and check the money transfer. Flemish you will be surprised how much money you must pay….