If WW3 happens, what would the sides look like?

Answer: A rough map of the coalitions involved would be something like this (I.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You If WW3 happens, what would the sides look like? Titus Waddimba, I have read a bit on international relations. Written Feb 19 A rough map of the coalitions involved would be something like this (Indonesia should be TBD, my mistake): NATO, Ukraine, India, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Australia, etc a... Read More » Chinese civilization is ancient, but why is it considered to be the oldest living civilization, whereas other ancient civilizations, such as Egypt and Rome are not? Steinar Vilnes, studied Political Science & Computer Science at University of Oslo (2004) Written May 31, 2019 When it comes to Rome, that civilization is at least a thousand years more recent than the chinese. When it comes to Egypt, it is because the original egyptian culture was ... Read More » What do you think of the University of Florida for Computer Science? Joshua Gross, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, CSU Monterey Bay Written Jan 27 Ugh. Seriously? How could you even consider that place? I mean, first of all, the University in Florida has the same problem all Florida universities have, namely that it's... Read More » In the Vietnam War, what weapon did you use? Kip Cassino, Veteran Written Mar 3 As an old man now, I'm fascinated and concerned by the continuing interest on Quora for details and minutiae concerning our nation's past wars, especially World War II and ... Read More » Why couldn't the 7 warring states in ancient China live at peace with each other like today's European countries given that they are all Chinese? Feng Xian, I read the entire Chinese history Written Sep 29 As I recall, the European Union is regarded as a peacekeeping project to end the conflicts and wars in Europe once for all, and some people wish to keep it that way without... Read More » Does Singapore have an air force? Richard Sample, former Assistant I.T./Office Written Jan 10 Yes. They have 40 F-15SGs. 60 F-16C/Ds 12 F-35Bs awaiting trials ... Read More » What happened to the descendants of Alexander the Great? Steve Theodore, MA History, Brown University Updated Jan 29, 2018 Nothing good. 323 BC Alexander had two wives when he died. Statira was one of the daughters of the defeated Persian emperor Darius, and Roxane, a Sogdian princess. Both of the... Read More » Do Chinese and Japanese hold chopsticks differently? Christopher Chong, studied at London Business School Updated Oct 27 Yes, but the reason is less about culture and more about practicality. China Chinese chopsticks tend to be longer and are not tapered towards their end. The reason for the le... Read More » How developed is Vietnam compared to the Philippines? Anh Tuan Lam, Medical Technician Updated Mar 6 Both are lower middle income, developing countries with similar GDP but different industry/sectors. Here the strengths and weaknesses: Philippines is a consumption based / s... Read More » What was Mao Zedong early life like? Jean-Marie Valheur, visited China many times and lived in HK Written Nov 17 Mao Zedong was born in December 1893, the son of a wealthy farmer by the name of Mao Yichang. In Mao's home town of Shaoshan, his father was one of the wealthiest men aroun... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/