Scenarios about 'island nation'
An independent state whose territory consists entirely of one or more islands or archipelagos, separated from continental landmasses by bodies of water. Island nations often develop distinctive cultures, economies, and defense strategies due to their geographic isolation, frequently emphasizing maritime activities, unique biodiversity, and specialized resource management. These nations face particular challenges including vulnerability to climate change, limited natural resources, and complex logistics for trade and transportation.
What If New Zealand Closed Its Borders Permanently After COVID?
Exploring the economic, social, and geopolitical consequences if New Zealand maintained strict border controls indefinitely following the COVID-19 pandemic, transforming into an isolated but self-sufficient nation.