Yes, very much so. In terms of policy the OTL comparison would be something like Die Linke and their status in the political system is a bit like that too: parties of the centre right and beyond do warn their voters about them but their position is considered a legitimate part of a democratic political spectrum.
Susan Collins
When COVID was happening, did she have “concerns”? 🙃😉
It's been a great read while it lasted and we all look forward to your next project.
That's on par with Bermuda and Luxembourg, for reference.
Because it's home to the Woomera Space Centre and consequently Adelaide became the centre for the British Empire's (and, by extension, the world's) tech, computing, aerospace and related industries.
The referendum was agreed to alongside a landmark disarmament agreement with the major revolutionary paramilitaries. The result was a vote in favour of German reunification and similar results in Brandenburg and Saxony, although a referendum on the same in Prussia was hastily cancelled. A phased reunification will begin in January 2023, scheduled to complete on 1 January 2028.
Eh, kind of. The Luso-Indian population declared independence from Portugal in 1951 and has since sort of bumbled on as a microstate with its major industries being tourism, mining and a bit of financial services. The Catholic Church is very influential - the Archbishop of Goa is an ex officio member of the cabinet - but there is a cultural challenge underway from more secular younger generations.
reunification meaning in effect the restoration of Hohenzollern rule over Germany?
Yes. I can't remember the exact details off the top of my head but there were international agreements about the size of its military in order to keep Russia happy
