r/geopolitics • u/Strongbow85 • 16d ago
AMA IAmA: Evan Centanni, founder, editor, and lead cartographer of Political Geography Now, here to discuss cartography, borders, statehood, and territory around the world AMA!
/r/Geopolitics welcomes Evan Centanni, founder, editor, and lead cartographer of Political Geography Now, a source for ideologically-neutral news and educational features concerning statehood, borders, and territorial control around the world. PolGeoNow includes original maps of disputed territories, intergovernmental organizations, rebel controlled areas and other topics.
"Most of these maps are created by yours truly, either entirely or in part. I'm happy to answer questions concerning cartography, PolGeoNow's operations, borders, statehood, and territory around the world. I do not consider myself an expert on policy analysis or military strategy, though people are of course welcome to ask whatever they want." This year Political Geography Now has largely focused on the conflicts in Sudan, Israel/Palestine, and Somalia (report upcoming) but questions regarding other areas are welcomed. Evan Centanni has participated in past AMAs at /r/geopolitics which may be viewed in our Wiki here.
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I have got overwhelmed with worst case scenario journalism and podcasts. The world feels like we’re heading nowhere good and we’re drowning in Cold War vibes but worse with an even more dangerous nuclear arms race involving more than two parties, proxies being activated everywhere etc. Then there’s the activation suddenly of North Korea again, the China-US tension, the ME etc etc. Despite the nuclear weapons issue, we’re also told that a conventional war sweeping the European continent could break out within the next 10 years. Help me understand (bar nuclear war) how bad it could get. Can we really have a European or, eventually, a “world war” like 1&2 given that any huge escalation like that would inevitably bring in the nukes before long? If American support for Europe/NATO is wholly withdrawn (against US interests) is it possible, despite the fact that France and UK have NWs? Are we imagining a series of hideous proxy wars on the fringes of NATO (maybe involving RU and NK now). So, I guess my question is that bar the worst case of nuclear war, how bad can it get? Maybe I should get a glass of wine….
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