It's just a guess of mine. But I think there will be two major blocs: the American-Russian-India Alliance (Arudia) and the European Union and China Bloc (EU-China).
Russia, influenced by USA and India, will lose interest in cooperation with China. They also would give support to Taiwan. In the other hand, Russian influence would compel USA to make peace with both Cuba and Venezuela.
Europe, to further oppose Russia, will engage with China and make so many concessions that the Chinese will be compelled to stop their friendship with Russia.
One factor that also would draw China and Europe closer is their heavy environmentalist policies. The Chinese are leading in renewables technology.
I reckon that Arudia would force China to normalize their relationships with other Asian countries, Australia, and New Zealand; possibly bringing a halt to the South Sea dispute. Despite it's best efforts towards normalization, I imagine Japan would likely rather favor Arudia and even get its Kurila Islands back.
This NWO would be two blocs really struggling to make friends, totally unworried about ideological factors and also willing to share nuclear technology with its allies.
South America and Africa probably would, as always, tend to neutrality, occasionally leaning more to one of the two blocs.
Central America, Caribbean, and Mexico, though, would take sides, given it's proximity to USA. Given USA current interests, Panama might take the Euro-China side, although America might as well avoid tensions to make its Latin neighbours more amenable.
Some weird scenarios might happen, such as USA (and maybe Japan) aligning with North Korea, while South Korea gets friendly to China.
Russia, influenced by USA and India, will lose interest in cooperation with China. They also would give support to Taiwan. In the other hand, Russian influence would compel USA to make peace with both Cuba and Venezuela.
Europe, to further oppose Russia, will engage with China and make so many concessions that the Chinese will be compelled to stop their friendship with Russia.
One factor that also would draw China and Europe closer is their heavy environmentalist policies. The Chinese are leading in renewables technology.
I reckon that Arudia would force China to normalize their relationships with other Asian countries, Australia, and New Zealand; possibly bringing a halt to the South Sea dispute. Despite it's best efforts towards normalization, I imagine Japan would likely rather favor Arudia and even get its Kurila Islands back.
This NWO would be two blocs really struggling to make friends, totally unworried about ideological factors and also willing to share nuclear technology with its allies.
South America and Africa probably would, as always, tend to neutrality, occasionally leaning more to one of the two blocs.
Central America, Caribbean, and Mexico, though, would take sides, given it's proximity to USA. Given USA current interests, Panama might take the Euro-China side, although America might as well avoid tensions to make its Latin neighbours more amenable.
Some weird scenarios might happen, such as USA (and maybe Japan) aligning with North Korea, while South Korea gets friendly to China.
