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Who on earth creates a colour scheme that differentiates 'Welfare Capitalism' from 'Obama Capitalism' but then excludes 'Agrarianism' considering the latter was basically the dominant strand of politics in half of rural Europe for a while.

*Looks at the conquest of the Vaud in 1536* Nope. Nothing to see here.

Is there a single incorporated area in the US which has nice borders?

If we're talking 1815 then it was definitely the counties which were the First level Division- Wales was considered an integral part of England at that point. Though you also had the County Corporates and the City of London and the Scottish Burghs. This is technically before the existence of...

It's Rosenburg. He was something of an outlier in that he had a 'we should create puppet states out the Soviet Union' mentality. It was never seriously considered by Hitler AFAIK.

Dear. God. In. Heaven. *Salutes* I'd help, but I've already got like 500 English council maps that need updating.

Ah yes, the Rann of Kutch.

I was commenting about how long it took me to do Telangara actually.

I would have started at the bit with the smallest divisions...

I'm guessing Kuczinsky was consistently second to beat Mendoza to the second round despite the latter's lead in all those municipalities.

Is Boyko very, very pro-Russia, or extremely anti-Russia?

I think, whatever else, @Erinthecute the CSU and Bayern Partei, and the CSU and independents are near indistinguishable from eachother using those colours.

Must admit I'm puzzled by the internal borders. It looks like, approximately, the late 19th Century county boundaries (so tidying up lots of exclaves), except where they aren't (mostly around London/Thames Valley) where the reorganisation doesn't appear to follow the geographical trends of new...

I'm really not likely to ever finish India at this point. All the detailed maps are here.

It's worth remembering that 2015 was the peak of the Boko Haram insurgency- they controlled a significant portion of Borno state and were mounting attacks on basically the entire rest of the area.

Covering this one myself, the vassalisation indication got dropped from the map in the Published version, which also corrected the rather... vague border in the original thread.

Oh god. A nation where Shoenberg's views on the supremacy of the 12-tone system are endorsed by the state. Truly a dystopia.

You know the most unsettling part of all that is the incredibly casual 'oh its good the Mapuche have already experienced complete cultural genocide, they're already ahead of the curve' comment.

Well the Combine is already off to a difficult start. And I'm guessing some of those hints are to the very state-like later nature.

The difficulty here is that the results aren't released by subdivision consistently.