As a general reminder, World-6's I.S.OT.'s were Honduras, Andorra, Albania, Turkey, Gabon,Kyrgyzstan, Singapore, Tonga, Palau, and Vanuatu.
Americas
*Honduras probably suffered the worst of any Central American state I.S.O.T.ed to a virgin Earth. Already the unstable, corrupt, murder capital of the world, it didn't exactly improve when severed from all outside contact for several decades.
*Thankfully, though, the anarchy gradually stopped in the 2070s when Kurdish and Turkish peacekeepers arrived, and sponsored the least skeevy faction.
*The United Central American States have done rather decently for themselves since. The capital was finally moved back to Tegucigalpa in 2119, expansion is proceeding in an orderly manner, but they're still behind where most Central American states are in their position.
*They've also spawned around a dozen or so statelets. The Lenca Republic is the most notable state founded by aboriginal Hondurans, while the Democratic Republic of Mexico is the least sane of the farmer states.
*The U.C.A.S. is a stable, sorta corrupt, conservative democracy that is trying its best to bring its statelets back into the fold. Costa Rica and Jamaica are the only cases in which they've had any success thus far.
*The United States of America has reformed, from Americans in Turkey, Albania, and to a lesser extent, Gabon and Honduras (those who survived the dark times, anyway). These days, however, English is only one of the languages of choice, Albanian, Spanish, and Kurdish all being almost as common, with English barely maintaining a plurality.
*In terms of settlements, it's one of the most successful reformed Americas, but in terms of cultural purity, as much of that as America ever had anyway, it's very low.
Europe/Middle East/Africa
*Andorra, as a landlocked food importer, didn't fare very well in the events post-transit, and when Turkey discovered that they came to this world, it was annexed rather unceremoniously and without the Andorran people's consent. These days, there aren't enough Andorrans around to protest, thanks to assimilation and most having left their homeland. Like Morocco's annexation of Monaco on World-3, the only thing left of Andorra is the architecture.
*Turkey's the big man on campus. After the I.S.O.T., they were the most populous, richest, most powerful state on World-6. Erdogan, when presented with virtually no limits, turned Turkey into an Islamofascist state essentially overnight.
*These days, it's 'mellowed out' into a state-directed theocratic natalist meritocracy with hints of democracy on the local level.
*Turkey's settled quite a bit of land, and this is mostly due to the state developing their version of Islam into something not unlike Quiverfull in Anglo-Christianity.
*The expansion is surprisingly unfocused and general, meaning that the statelets spawned from minority groups in Turkey have time to flourish.
*Mecca's been rebuilt, but to reinforce the idea that Turkey is the state chosen by Allah, it's direct Turkish territory.
*There are small, sensible states. Zazastan, built in *Tunisia, or the Northern Kurds, who moved as far as way from Turkey as they could get, and wound up setting up a farming/fishing state on the North Sea, or the Christian Republic of Turkey, which is keeping the tradition of Christ alive under Turkish influence.
*Then there's Kurdistan and Circassia, large statelets on par with modern-day Gabon and the Union of Pacific Isles. The original fascist Turkish state kicked out the Kurds almost immediately after taking power, and the largest state found prosperity in the Gibraltar Strait. (The other made a state on the Persian Gulf, and was re-annexed by Turkey sixty years after foundation.) Circassia just had a bunch of people, good leadership, and good fortune.
*There are also the crazy states. There's a cultist state on the southern part of the Nile, led by a man who claims he's the Mahdi, and it regularly practices human sacrifice and the worst parts of Islamic fundamentalism. Just beginning to show up on Turkey's radar, who doesn't like the 'Mahdi's claim that they're a decadent state that must be destroyed, so they're gearing up for a drone strike.
*Gabonese and Honduran Catholics with Turkish supervision, rebuilt the Vatican. Turkey and Albania are limiting them to only the limits of Rome, however.
*Albania's under heavy Turkish influence, and has had discussions about outright joining Turkey. Nandi Xhaferi, a noted Albanian politician, has a famous quote about the topic. "We've already been under the Turks once, why do it again?"
*Albania is a stable, conservative democracy, and only managed to stay that way because of Turkish food shipments and heavy fishing. Thankfully, such problems have been solved by Albanian expansion.
*Albania and Turkey are arguing over which of them will get to claim the rest of the Italian peninsula.
*Gabon was a prosperous liberal (for Africa, anyway) democracy before the I.S.O.T., and that attribute has sort of maintained itself. They had quite a few problems with food shortages. Those were eventually solved, but not without a few food riots that went disastrously. The Mbede, Kota, and Punu founded their own states out of protest.
*Thanks to Turkey, Gabon's a lot more Muslim than it was before transit. Most Gabonese Catholics and Christians are living in the U.C.A.S. or the Vatican nowadays.
Asia/Oceania
*Kyrgyzstan, after nearly splitting apart due to food shortages, has recovered.
*The Kazakhs have state around Lake Balkhash, and the Russians trekked to the Caspian Sea, only to be immediately under Turkish influence. Them's the breaks, I guess.
*Kyrgyzstan has decentralized quite a bit since the I.S.O.T., and it's getting harder and harder to tell that it's all one nation. The isolation helps. The rebuilt Internet and occasional flights from Turkey are Kyrgyzstan's only contact with the outside world.
*Singapore collapsed. Fishing can only do so much when you have a small state with five million people and god knows how many angry foreigners and tourists. Singapore was probably a worse place to live than Honduras at its worst, and even at its best in the modern day, is still probably the worst place to live on Earth, outside of the really nutty Islamic fundamentalist states.
*There are around a dozen or fifteen Singaporean successor states, most of whom claim to be the legitimate one. Turkish sailors have given them knowledge of modern farming techniques, but have otherwise left them alone. That will likely last until Turkey gets around to fully settling the Indian Ocean, whereupon the sheer cultural pressure will likely result in them becoming its client states.
*The Islamic Republic of Indus is a rather decent place to live. It's one of the farthest away Turkey-spawned statelets, but it is otherwise not a terribly interesting place. Under Turkish influence, despite its wishes.
*Vanuatu, Tonga, and Palau, after a long period of loneliness and thinking they were the only nations on Earth, eventually unified under the Union of Pacific Isles. Capital in Port Vila, former Vanuatu, the U.P.I.'s goal at the moment is to maintain the shipping link between the isles. They're looking into starting a few colonies on New Zealand, but their population is small enough that the Fijian and Solomon Islander farms are sufficient to supply their non-seafood needs, so they haven't yet bothered. Contact's been made with U.C.A.S. and Turkish sailors, but not much more than that. The Internet is the main source of outside interaction for them.
World
*Dominated almost entirely by Islam and related religions. Christianity has largely been pushed out of Gabon, and the U.C.A.S. is the largest refuge of Catholicism left. It's still thriving in the U.P.I., however, and doing okay in the Singaporean successors.
*Tech levels is roughly 2030s, with that mostly focused into weapons and military technology, as well as agritech. The Turks have put up quite a few satellites for Internet connection and other such modern amenities.
*Space travel is a pipe dream outside of that, though. A Turkish company's sent a rover up to Luna as a prestige peace, and that's basically the limit of that.
World-7 will contain Mozambique, Niger, Greece, Turkmenistan, Haiti, Cyprus, Ecuador, Kenya, Eritrea, and Iceland. Any questions, comments, thoughts?
