Maybe BC could just straight-up be merged into Washington state, a la East Germany into the FRG c. 1990. Resultant population would be around 12-13 million. Big, but not humongously so like say a California or a Texas. Or maybe the name could be kept. A lot of East Coast places are named after...
I think the panic begins in 2011, since Nelson Mandela is still alive and the Rugby World Cup is going on when the SHTF (2011 was the last one held before his death).
Under controlled, ideal conditions, the cannon rounds of the A-10 should be able to penetrate weak spots of older Soviet tanks and score a catastrophic kill or two. Now, whether or not such opportunities will present themselves in real world conditions often enough to make a difference is...
Martin Van Buren, born in 1782, the US was founded in 1776.
Park Geun-hye, born in 1952, South Korea was founded in 1948.
Angela Merkel, born in 1954, the FRG was founded in 1949. None for unified Germany yet (which is essentially just an enlarged FRG anyway).
R. B. Bennett of Canada, born in...
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the UK, who is partly of Turkish descent. Not historical (unless you count the brief prime ministership and 2000s tenure), but an urban legend posits that Vladimir Putin is rumored to be of Georgian descent.
Yup, I think every US president aside from Van...
Jean Chrétien of Canada. Quebecois leader of a nominally bilingual but de facto Anglophone nation.
Martin Van Buren of the United States, of Dutch descent, who make up less than 0.95% of the US today, not sure what the percentage was then.
Kim Jong-il of North Korea, kinda. He was a...
Composite satellite imagery showing fires raging across the Indian subcontinent after Pakistan and India nuked each other in a full-scale exchange in February 2019.