Scenarios about 'great powers'
Great powers are nations that have significant political, economic, and military influence on a global scale, allowing them to shape international affairs and project power beyond their borders. Historically, this designation has included empires like Rome and Britain, and in modern times, nations like the United States, China, and Russia. In alternate history scenarios, the rise, fall, or sustained dominance of different great powers often forms the central divergence point for exploring how global power dynamics might have developed differently.
What If The Veto Power Never Existed in The UN?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United Nations Security Council operated without permanent member vetoes, dramatically reshaping global governance, international relations, and conflict resolution since 1945.