“Which Countries Would Hold Up in a World War III? Let’s Find Out!”
In times of uncertainty and potential global conflict, the question on everyone’s mind is: Who will come out on top? A recent study sheds light on the countries that may have what it takes to survive a world collapse.
Unveiling the hidden factors
It’s not just about dodging bombs. Factors like low population density, institutional stability, and territorial control play a crucial role in determining a country’s post-collapse viability. Steering clear of global hotspots can also make a difference.
Survival of the fittest
New Zealand emerges as a top contender, thanks to its renewable energy, fertile land, and geographical isolation from conflicts. Meanwhile, Australia’s food reserves and robust infrastructure make it a strong candidate for survival.
Other countries like Chile and Uruguay offer stability and essential resources, but their economic exposure and proximity to global powers could pose challenges.
One thing is clear: these countries have a history of staying out of global conflicts, making them potential survivors in a worst-case scenario.
