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[@General.Knowledge]

*Which other country rivalries are there?*

[@patrioticflintlock]

Vatican City and Iran.

[@SUPERELIASK]

Scotland and UK (especially England) Ireland and UK Isreal and Palestine Somaliland and Somalia Ukraine and Russia US and Russia (Half World and Russia) Japan and Russia (for Kuril Island) Taiwan and China South Korea and North Korea Afghanistan and Afghanistan (Taliban) Italy and Italy (lol I'm Italian)

[@Inuvictus]

Bosnia Herzegovina and Serbia, Bosnia Herzegovina and Russia ( not bc of the war in Ukraine but bc of threats to Bosnia if they join NATO).

[@kugul1683]

Ethiopia - Eritrea

[@AdventureAttitude]

Lol, I’m having a in production about this topic too 🤣🤣

[@ArcanaIX]

Azerbaijan and Armenia actually went to war with each other in the 1910s. The winner was the Soviets who took the opportunity to invade and annex both.

[@TheBonecrusherz]

@@89Schultz yep they still love to invade other countries

[@gevorgkhalatyan5088]

Yes but in the past armenia and Azerbaijan were friends right?

[@dimitrijerakocevic589]

Based

[@meanlean3095]

Armenia had around 50% of all its males slaughtered in the late 1800s by Turkish people so wasn’t many left to defend it by 1900s

[@noobster4779]

@@89Schultz No Soviets. The Sovietds were made up of much more then then Russia, even this early on Russia wishes it was the soviet union, otherwise they wouldnt try so hard to cope with not beeing it anymore today

[@Aedar]

I think a video on "surprising friendships between countries" might also be interesting. For example, it's obvious that Czech Republic is really good friends with Slovakia, nothing surprising about that, but it can be surprising to many that Czech Republic and Israel are also very good friends...

[@thunderbird1921]

Probably one of the most bewildering friendships I've seen is with Israel and India. They're two COMPLETELY different cultures and faiths, vastly different in size and in different world regions, yet they have developed extremely close and warm ties since each got their independence in the late 1940s.

[@hardwarefromthegarbage3446]

@@thunderbird1921 genocidal states get well together

[@u92element4]

the US-Albanian friendship too

[@nikolasvenetidis9608]

No I only like knowing about hate

[@Gameflyer001]

@@thunderbird1921 Both have similar religious issues at hand; primarily conflict with Islam. India, however, was much more anti-Israel until Modi took over.

[@euanduthie2333]

In the Vietnam- Cambodia section, the video kind of missed out an important part of the war in 1979- Vietnam intervened to kick out Pol Pot and put and end to the genocide that was starting to spill over their borders. Which then led to the odd situation where during the 80s the US, the UK and China, were all supporting Pol Pot and his former government, against Vietnam and the USSR who were supporting the Anti-KR government.

[@jemappllesphan6143]

He should add more detail in that part. For like more reason why Cambodian hate Vietnam, here: -Anti-Vietnamese sentiment made by Cambodian pro-US politician (Sam Rainsy) -The lost of the Khmer Krom (Southern Vietnam) -The Vietnamization of Cambodia during 17-20 Century. (The reason why Pol Pot attacked Vietnam) -The support of Khmer rouge during Vietnam war

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks for the extra information! I had a difficult time finding facts about this

[@euanduthie2333]

@@General.Knowledge Glad to help! Thanks for the reply.

[@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming]

I agree, the Vietnamese should be eternally thanked for ending Pol Pot’s regime in Cambodia. Over 1m civilians were victims of that mad tyrants genocide. Without Vietnam, more would have died.

[@Monatio79]

Vietnam and Cambodia have always had a checkered history. People often point to the 20th century, but the reality is that Cambodia has traditionally viewed Vietnam as "the hereditary enemy", with the Vietnamese as an expansionist people who have annexed eastern Cambodia. Historically speaking, Vietnam viewed the Khmers as uncivilized barbarians. This difference is all the more evident if you consider how Vietnam's culture has Sinosphere roots, while Cambodia, like Laos and Thailand, is culturally more indianized.

[@Thewolfans]

As a Chilean I can say we have a lot more problems with Bolivia rather than Peru, for some context we don't even have embassy's with Bolivia. Chile and Peru have some differences but we have almost resolved them, the last one was resolved in 2014 in The Hague.

[@General.Knowledge]

Oh wow! No embassy is a big sign

[@geografisica]

You don’t have the Pisco origin problem solved yet.

[@alejandroarroyo5124]

Wn, acuérdate del pisco

[@TomLikesfn684]

Pleae give Bolivia's coastline back. They deserve it. That war was like 140 years ago.

[@geosophik9369]

Yes, because Chile annexed the Bolivian coastline. That's why Bolivia still has a navy.

[@steveuni90]

Surprisingly you didnt include greece and Turkey which have been in disputes for 100s of years

[@General.Knowledge]

I can include it in a part 2!

[@Hoppelite]

To be fair, Greece is blatantly in the right. The turks kicked Greeks out of Anatolia, conquered Greece, and genocided them. And even to this day Turkey is still fucking with Greece by intentionally sending migrants to the Greek border

[@baransinanaltay4523]

100 hundred? since 1071

[@geosophik9369]

Not to mention that it's funny to see that almost all the coastal islands just a few kilometers from Turkey belong to Greece.

[@lynxfresh5214]

I've only got one thing to say about that particular historical rivalry... Poor Cyprus... :/

[@eax2010EA]

I am half hungarian half romanian. My existence is proof the rivalry of those countries is a concept only from people wishing our worst.

[@tamarakukic1.4]

I am half Serbian half Albanian, my dad's origins are from Kosovo, sooooo.. I agree with you

[@ilikeyacutg955]

I'm half croatian and half serbian,I completely understand you

[@valley6824]

@@tamarakukic1.4 great. Now you are hated by both sides. Don't worry. I hate your Serbian side. ;)

[@leventekingvevo72]

Mixed raced

[@revantobias8567]

no. your existence is proof a Hungarian and Romanian had sex. it has nothing to do with a rivalry, lack thereof, or any possible beneficial nature of rivalry between Hungary and Romania.

[@darriendastar3941]

This was very good - and a Part 2 would be most welcome. :-)

[@reicscarlo78]

Argentina and the UK actually do have some common history, the beginning of the Argentine independence movement was when residents of Buenos Aires revolted against a British occupation of the city.

[@demonic_myst4503]

And britain was trying to fight the spanish king whp was a puppet for nipoleons france but thats the bad what about the good When america declared the monroe doctrine it had no navy to uphold it rusia, germany and austria had plans to come to america snd forcfuly reunitenthe soanish empire to get a new ally It was britain who stood up and lended america its royal navy to enforce monroe declaring if anyone breaks the monroe docrine and tried to retake the spanish colonies britain would go to war with them in aid of america

[@fede1324ee]

Also the british were involved a lot with invesments, oil, and they were the ones who installed the first railways I think

[@alejandroarroyo5124]

The most known moment of the Argentina-UK rivalry was the Hand of God

[@matt36866]

Surely more know about the war than the footy incident 4 years later

[@alejandroarroyo5124]

@@matt36866 what the hell happened in 1990??

[@matt36866]

@@alejandroarroyo5124 Other way haha. The war was in 82, Maradona's Hand of God was in 86

[@alejandroarroyo5124]

@@matt36866 yes, that's also why that match was so important to Argentina

[@matt36866]

@@alejandroarroyo5124 Hence why they had to resort to cheating

[@SirHeinzbond]

another quality content to calm down, thank you!

[@dersensei456]

you should have shown the Algerian-Moroccan conflict

[@molybd3num823]

haha

[@General.Knowledge]

Next video!

[@nxp38_66]

True!

[@JustAnotherYouTubeCommenter]

the what

[@gamingchamp6728]

“Thankfully most of these haven’t materialized into anything too seri-“ **Russia and Ukraine literally obliterate each other to lava plains**

[@EatMyShortsAU]

True but he was referring to rivalries mentioned in the video.

[@gamingchamp6728]

@@EatMyShortsAU ik, I was practically trying to tell him that he missed Russia and Ukraine Completely glossed over

[@EatMyShortsAU]

@@gamingchamp6728 True true.

[@AbwibrahimO]

You are right though not accurate, Ukraine if afraid of russian terrorism, but they usually live their life not thinking about russians! russians on the other side are obsessed about Ukraine, notice also that Ukrainians are not attacking russians, they do only defend their lands, in another words, i would not call that a rivalry! it is more like when you have a maniac live by your side, BTW russians do that all the time with everyone, so again it is not like rivals!

[@Trajan2401]

Can you really call that a rivalry or is it that Ukraine just happens to be next to Russia

[@mariajoaoferrazdeabreu150]

Very interesting video, keep up the good work.

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks!

[@DominoLarry]

"Simply switch the territories and migrate the people" has never ever gone wrong before.

[@bartoszmarkiewicz6766]

Population transfers were surprisingly effective post-WW2 at preventing European ethnic conflict. Although the UN considers forced transfer of population a genocide (and its also what Stalin is famous for...) so it ain't politically viable in general despite its actual effectiveness - at least in Europe.

[@DarylBaines]

As a Brit living in Argentina, I'm always bemused by the fact that Argentine TV weather always give the forecast for Las Malvinas, despite the fact that no Argentines live there, and nobody there watches Argentine TV.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

Argentina calling the Falklands “Las Malvinas” is like Taiwan calling China “West Taiwan”

[@travelleryu]

You watched this video yet didn't comment on pakistan india issue your country caused yet came up with a jingooistic comment. Smh

[@clintstewart5545]

@@XXXTENTAClON227 I learn it in school in my country calling it Malvines not falklands

[@irrelevant_noob]

@Daryl Baines they're just thinking of the tourists. ;-)

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

@@travelleryu because Britain had no control over India and Pakistans wishes, unlike the Falklands. Look up the cabinet mission plan 1946 before running around complaining that anything positive to do with Britain = jingoism. It will always be funny how ppl accuse Britishers of not teaching their history and then proceed to not even know their own history properly. You know just as much as Britain apparently… nothing 😐

[@HahnJames]

Yes! Totally do a part 2!

[@familyandfriends3519]

Mexico hate usa 🇲🇽🤜🇺🇲

[@realthunder6556]

The context as to why Romania anexed it, is because after winning in WW1, while the Austro-Hungarian empire was split in pieces, Transylvania always had and still has as the biggest ethnic group, what we call today Romanians and unification off all the Romanian speaking lands being an idea, since at least the late 16th century.

[@AllahCat7889]

romanians only became an undisputable majority in the 18th century.

[@marteroma]

I believe you failed to mention that Argentina was under a Military dictatorship when the war broke out against the UK

[@General.Knowledge]

You are correct! My mistake, that's important for the context

[@marteroma]

@@General.Knowledge yup. All men within 16 to 35 y/ old were OBLIGED to go to a war they didn't wanna go

[@elnapo3625]

@@marteroma que las devuelvan los giles

[@lesleystewart5882]

@@marteroma try taking them.🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️

[@MsMRkv]

And you failed to mention the dictatorship was installed there by the US. Add that to the long list of democratically elected presidents overthrown by the CIA.

[@LightningWing11]

Very nice video, concise and informative

[@randomlyselected8998]

2:30 you just told thousands of people to just move 🤣 That indeed is ignorant ain't nobody going that easily.

[@nenenindonu]

Azerbaijan doesn't own an exclave "within Armenia" they own an exclave which is located to the west of Armenia

[@zzzzzzzzzzz2227]

Historically armenia judt as artsakh is histprical armenian!

[@felixlavigne01]

@@zzzzzzzzzzz2227 Are you drunk?

[@nenenindonu]

@@zzzzzzzzzzz2227 "Historically" yeah sure lmao let's just everyone decide on "reconquering" historical lands they claim

[@zzzzzzzzzzz2227]

@@felixlavigne01 no its histprically

[@zzzzzzzzzzz2227]

@@nenenindonu populated by armenians, historically armenian, given to the artificial country of azerbaijan by stalin

[@LevisH21]

as a Romanian, I actually never met a Hungarian person in Romania because I used to live so far away from the region of Transylvania. my hometown is by the Black Sea. but these days I live and work in Germany and have met many Hungarian people. very friendly people. we never had an issue. I consider the Hungarians in Romania as citizens and just normal people. hatred is in the hearths and minds of some people, I guess. at least we aren't like Pakistan/India, Greece/Turkey or Russia/Ukriane.

[@modmaker7617]

It's mostly a governmental rivalry not really a a rivalry on a human level. I think.

[@felixlavigne01]

Most hatred is ingrained; especially hatred based on origin. Once you get to know somebody, where they come from stops to matter. Unless they harbor some extremist points of view; then you run.

[@user-bm5kj8qo3t]

Greek and Turkish people have a lot in common, but the governments hate each other and direct unconscious people to the direction they want: to hatred and ethnicism.

[@LevisH21]

@@user-bm5kj8qo3t well, as a Romanian, Turkey being part of NATO is already a big no go zone for me. and some even wanted Turkey(a Asian and Islamic country) to join EU. No thanks! we already have plenty of problems with Islam in Europe. Erdogan is a disgusting human being. almost a dictator. but at least out of convenience, Turkey and Russia aren't on good terms anymore. the "help" Ukriane gets from Turkey is definitely not for free. something happened. something has to be paid in return. cheaper deals, advantages, trade deals, favours, etc.

[@SUPERELIASK]

the hatred between Romania and Hungary is for historical and territorial reasons, but you are European and democratic countries that will never make war with each other. A little like Italy and France, many Italians hate the French, but still many love them

[@HildaGoneril]

Would love a part 2.

[@grimmstein3714]

Let’s be honest. The rivalry exists between narcissistic old men who use this to cover their innerpolitical failures for the price of a peaceful life between people.

[@d4rktranquility]

Now millions will suffer from famine because of an old man in Moskau.

[@tox1cboi_524]

@@d4rktranquility he is bald

[@bruno2331]

Not right statement. It knows to be from historical reason not because 2 old Men each dislike, like Croatia and Serbia, we "hate" each other because bloody past

[@lemagnifique1573]

True, many of rivalry countries are started by politician's personal problems with another country

[@vorynrosethorn903]

The political status quo is not stopping people from all singing while holding hands under the stars, it's stopping us from killing each other. Humans are not pacifist by nature unless they happen to be the weak party, death by human was even more prevalent in hunter gatherer society than now and our brain development was likely facilitated by our early ancestors becoming predatory, with other apes possibly even a food source.

[@ojas8158]

We indians and pakistans are siblings separated by hateful power play of politics🙂. Like if u agree. We can see indian and pakistani soldiers confronting at wagah border parade but at the same tike behind the stadium we can see them relaxing across the fence and talking happily. 🙂 this is just a disillusion that we hate each other. It is just a pretence of our leaders.

[@archstanton6102]

Not just politics but religion also. However the politicians exploit the religious divide.

[@ashutoshnagarkar5248]

It's more like Pakistan disowned son

[@syniikalter5319]

@@archstanton6102 Hinduism and Islam dont teach hate towards other religions.

[@archstanton6102]

@@syniikalter5319 The texts of the religions might not but there are plenty of religious leaders who preach hate on all sides.

[@hellothere1656]

@@ashutoshnagarkar5248 Isn't Pakistan older than india by 1 day ?

[@manolisbach2380]

this video could be 3 days long if it included all the hate in the bakans and caucasus

[@LanaRusicTV]

Thank you for explaining it in a clear and interesting way. I really enjoy your videos! Another region that is rarely discussed: Central Asia. I’m partially Uzbek and Tajik from my mother’s side. Growing up I’ve always been told that Uzbeks are culturally closer to Tajiks than Kazakhs and Kyrgyz people, despite Uzbekistan being a Turkic nation and Tajikistan being Iranic/Persian. Both Uzbekistan and Tajikistan have each other’s ethnic people living as minority groups - probably due to former borders, empires and history. Tajiks still claim Uzbek land (cities of Samarkand and Bukhara) to be theirs while Uzbeks say they have lost a piece of their land (Sughd region (with cities of Khujand and Istaravshan) to Tajikistan. I know it sounds very complex. Also, when it comes to clothing pattern and cuisine, these two countries fight over where the national dish Plov and Adras/Ikat pattern originate from. Personally, I believe they all originate from Uzbekistan, while Chakan pattern being Tajik. I may get a lot heat for saying this, but that’s how the rest of the world know it too 😅 Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan don’t have the best ties either, but gladly the Central Asian countries have not been in war with each other and don’t seem to hold grudge the same way as the countries described in this video.

[@tommclachlan4074]

On the UK and Argentina you said 96% voted to remain british when the true number was 99.6%

[@mohammed_2939]

The United Nations denied the self-determination right to the islanders multiple times, so the referendum is invalid, plus they're implanted, which makes it more invalid (self-determination doesn't apply on implanted population) they're from a dispute older than the United Nations, so doesn't change the dispute.

[@adamjohnson6016]

Isn't the 99.6% from a more recent vote? The one from the 80's was 96% or so, I thought.

[@mohammed_2939]

@@adamjohnson6016 Self-determination isn't apply able in the dispute.

[@adamjohnson6016]

@@mohammed_2939 I agree, but we are just discussing the vote counts. I actually live in Buenos Aires and the Malvinas are still a huge political talking point here.

[@mohammed_2939]

@@adamjohnson6016 I'm from Buenos Aires too.

[@basilbrush9075]

England has lots of rivalries ! England and France England and Germany England and Argentina England and USA England and Scotland England and England... Edit: y'all are confusing 'set up for a naff joke' with 'serious political commentary'

[@gordonsmith8899]

With regard to "England and France" This is one of the two instances where your comment makes sense. The post-conquest wars were effectively civil wars - Frenchmen in France and Frenchmen in England fighting one another. Pre 1707 Anglo-Scottish wars* England has never been at war with Germany, Argentina or the USA.* *In 1603 James VI of Scotland succeeded Elizabeth I as King James I - he was king of two independent monarchies. In 1707 The Act of Union united England and Scotland to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain. The American colonists rebelled against the King of Great Britain in 1775 and the USA declared war on the Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland in 1812.

[@ezed8748]

"Fucking english they ruined Englad" The original dialoge was with Scotland right?

[@Someone-mt7mp]

England 🤝 Russia Not liking each other Also not caring that nobody likes them

[@basilbrush9075]

@@gordonsmith8899 bit of a technicality really

[@gordonsmith8899]

@@basilbrush9075 A bit of a technicality? A distortion of reality that leads to misunderstandings particularly among people who have little or no knowledge of the history of the British Isles and the people who live there.

[@amina-pr8xt]

Sometimes nations who hate each other, have also a lot in common with each other, for example regarding prefered food, music, sports,...

[@MoonLiteNite]

@8:00 i also believe this has been one of the deadliest wars since WW2, mainly due to the length of it, just never ending battles for years and years and years

[@Cruxair]

Me as a hungarian when I saw the title: -Aah here we go again

[@triceratops7084]

How dare you forget Greece x Turkey

[@General.Knowledge]

I can add it in a part 2!

[@computer6720]

Fun Fact: The rivalry between Pakistanis (British Indian Muslims) and Indians(British Indian Hindus) started way back in the 1800's when Muslims and Hindus revolted against the British. The Hindus switched sides , blaming the Muslims and subsequently betraying the Muslims.

[@msarim3771]

Yeah and this is how they got closer to the British by betraying their own people.

[@Sql18908]

Haha, don't learn history from Madrassa.

[@morbillionaire2785]

Islamic propoganda as always you guys hate polythiestic(kafir) your quran says to hate non believer or non muslim your quran says to kill non believer to do jihad against them to capture thier land you guys such a liar 👎

[@Ionut-7]

I'm Romanian and had numerous interactions with Szekely people from Harghita and Covasna. They are respectul people. Never had a problem with them. The issue comes from a political angle

[@lucabaracuda987]

Always stopped to buy potato bread from them on my way to Botosani :). Lasts for fricken dayzzzz

[@terrorcineable]

It used to be a bigger rivalry the last century. Now it goes more to the sports side. Football rivalry and the usual slander as Chile and Peru have a important and deep economical relationship wich benefits both countries (and it would be foolish to put this in danger)

[@ericp0012]

Let’s not make the same mistake that happened between El Salvador and Honduras.

[@terrorcineable]

@@ericp0012 Definetly, slander and memes are the only conflict our countries shall see, bro.

[@matthewkent5212]

I'm from the UK and I don't hate Argentina or people from Argentina.

[@luciano262]

Argentinians with me yes 🇦🇷🤜🏻🇬🇧

[@UTFR58]

@@linguistme6870 how can you hate people who weren’t alive during that though it makes no sense, indian people are also the biggest migrants in the uk and are hard workers and genuinely well respected, you get the few old bigots but that happens in every country

[@mohammed_2939]

I only hate british people that supports imperialism in their country and a few other stuff, but i don't hate british people at all, the VGM (Malvinas War Veterans) talked good stuff about the islanders, that says a lot about the quality of normal british people.

[@pucheta9464]

Neither do we, thanks for the tea 🇦🇷☕🇬🇧

[@UTFR58]

@@linguistme6870 “Your people” my heritage goes back to the balkans and is irish lmao i very doubt they was invading india with the boys for a laugh. also israel literally invades and subject’s palestinians yet you want to lick their sac? totally not hypocritical at all bro

[@Albent]

Argentina's hatred towards the UK goes back to 1806, when they tried to invade Buenos Aires during the Napoleonic Wars. They tried again in 1807 (also invading Montevideo), being unsuccessful both times. This actually strongly helped to create the Creoles patriotism that would declare independence in 1810, as the Creole militias repelled both invasions with little to no help from the Spanish Army.

[@namename3130]

If every nation that fought that long ago still hated each other the would would be a nasty place. The truth is the falklands are the provokotive subject.

[@leosalonen1564]

@@namename3130 Falklands are more of a diversionary tactic for when the Argies are having a political pickle.

[@flightimmersion]

I don't know anyone here in the UK who hates the Argentines. After all, it is foolish to judge the people of a country by it's government (both current and historical). If Argentines hate people of the UK, then that's sad but ultimately hate is an emotion which does more harm to the hater, than to the hated.

[@TankEngine75]

@@flightimmersion Only a few British people hate the Argentine people, some just hate the government and most are neutral over it

[@geografisica]

@@flightimmersion British don’t hate Argentines because you guys have superiority complex and you don’t hate people you think are inferior.

[@nintendogamer4703]

Let's not forget about the 1986, 1998 and 2002 World Cup games between Argentina and England. It's mainly England that Argentina has hatred for, and mainly England that hates Argentina.

[@glynnwright1699]

I don't know a single English person that 'hates' Argentinians. Any sane person does not attribute the characteristics of military junta, determined to cling onto their corrupt lifestyle, to an entire nation.

[@nintendogamer4703]

​@@glynnwright1699 take that up with the person who put the 'British and Argentinian peoples dislike one another' video. I just made mention that there is beed between English and Argentines because of football

[@glynnwright1699]

@@nintendogamer4703 Only for those that are interested in football.

[@jorgelinek168]

Muito legal os vídeos do canal, meu amigo. Penso que um vídeo interessante para o canal seria sobre países que voluntariamente cederam território a um outro país.

[@b_boy8665]

you can talk about Morroco and Algeria rivalry

[@StanPW88]

Kosovo declared independence in 2008, Montenegro was 2006.Thanks for the video!

[@sunnygirl7669]

I thought Kosovo’s was in 2007???

[@eduardkolaj399]

Nope it was 2008

[@Hession0Drasha]

Make a video about the most densely populated cross country border regions :)

[@alexandrefernandes6084]

A part two focusing on other types of rivalries would be nice since this video had a lot about territorial disputes! Brazil and Argentina have an ongoing feud over who is better at football for example (although its clearly Brazil - me, a brazilian 😅)

[@elnapo3625]

manito neyman peito frio messi o melhor

[@nintendogamer4703]

COME TO BRAZIL JAJAJAJAJA

[@d4rktranquility]

As a German... Well...

[@SquirrelSeb84]

@@d4rktranquility he seven seen that one coming.

[@anthonyniemiec9409]

7-1

[@basilbrush9075]

General Knowledge: "Why not just forcibly migrate thousands of armenians and march them out of azerbaijan?" Me *screaming in armenian genocide*

[@valley6824]

Knowledgia: So you as an Albanian, why do you hate Serbs so much? Me: Serbian countless genocides towards my people.

[@thaleiamegou]

Armenian and Greek genocide, never forget

[@thaleiamegou]

@@gtaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 🇬🇷🇦🇲

[@basilbrush9075]

🇦🇶

[@montecorbit8280]

Yup, convince uploading of the second of these videos. Suggestion for one of the matchups.... North Korea vs everyone....

[@alexypolivany7148]

General, you may create a full video "Countries which Hangary dislikes", it, seems they dislike all their neighbors and even some neighbors of those neighbors.

[@simonrancourt7834]

How about a video on countries with parts with strong nationalist movements, like Scotland vs the UK, Corsica vs France, Catalogna vs Spain, Québec vs Canada ?

[@TheBonecrusherz]

you mean separatist movements

[@rjjacob101]

You forgot Texas vs the USA

[@frug4681]

I think Ireland and Britian would be an interesting one to talk about

[@matthewkent5212]

Ireland is almost like a vassal state of the UK.

[@craigsj87]

Irish and British people get on very well. Any grievances is between the governments. Remember, A LOT of Brits are, like me, of Irish heritage.

[@Iamtheliquor]

@@craigsj87 I agree. So many Irish and British live in each others countries. I’m from Liverpool, the population of the city is of 75-80% Irish ancestry

[@maxdavis7722]

@@Iamtheliquor 84 percent of Liverpool is white British tho.

[@Iamtheliquor]

@@maxdavis7722 whats that got to do with it? Last time I looked Liverpool is in the UK so yeah we’re British. I said of Irish ancestry

[@Sub-om7hq]

4:40 the hatred between Argentina and UK started in the English invasions of 1806 oand 1807 (which they failed), followed by the occupation of the Gobernacion de Malvinas in 1833 by the british, following with their invasion to Rio Parana (which they failed)

[@hfugjfjvccjgj]

The border was between Eritrea and Ethiopia was mainly over a town called Badme, which the UN unanimously said belongs to Eritrea, but Ethiopia refused causing more tensions from 2000 onwards. The issue was only “resolved” when the current Ethiopian Prime Minister agreed to the original 2000 terms in 2018.

[@19Szabolcs91]

Hungary never officially claimed Transylvania as their own since WW2 (even though plenty of people would support retaking it), but the government does support autonomy for at least Székelyföld which is not unreasonable.

[@papianto1]

Retaking transylvania by annex its kinda imposible

[@MrHooligans]

Bozgori

[@sydhenderson6753]

Hungary probably doesn't want a detached territory.

[@19Szabolcs91]

@@sydhenderson6753 An autonomous region isn't the same as annexation by another country, and in the EU it especially shouldn't cause any problem

[@pechbrot3505]

how about a video like "what if Oceania was one single country" idc if australia and new zealand are included or not by I would think its a cool idea

[@neddyladdy]

Dislike and rivalry are very separate things, noting like each other. Best of mates are often rivals.

[@its_defe]

How could you forget the rivalry between italy and italy

[@pucheta9464]

Argie here, we keep claiming the islands out of respect for the conscripts that fought for it but I can say with confidence that today there is no real animosity towards the british people, peace to both countries

[@fjeletrol4904]

As a brit. I can confirm that u r right. brits r more annoyed pissed about the hand of god than the war. But football is football. and no bodies care about that at the end of the days. we have flights, visa free, embassies and trade to each other countries, that's more than most countries. as u said peace to both nations.

[@adamjohnson6016]

More about Maradona and football in general these days haha

[@Daniel-gs9eh]

@@fjeletrol4904 As a Brit, I have no idea what 'the hand of god' is

[@fjeletrol4904]

@@Daniel-gs9eh its not anything historical its football. its a English thing really. basically at the World Cup in 1986 England was doing well was in the semi final (idk if you watch football) meaning if they won that match and the one after that they would of been in the finals. anyways the captain and one of the worlds most famous players Diego Maradona Hand balled the ball in the net from the goalkeeper causing Argentina to score and go on to win the match 2-1 and later the World Cup. knocking England out of the tournament. if that goal hadn't had counted, Argentina wouldn't of won the match. And England "could of" scored again and went on. Fifa later admitted that he had cheated but like most incidents like this Fifa let it slide. like every other football fan that thinks or has been wronged (most of the time it is thought) they have never let it go

[@fjeletrol4904]

@@Daniel-gs9eh also I found a clip of it kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5TGf56hqNeZotU

[@sectolator7017]

6:00 In 2008(i think) Kosovo only declared independence , but Serbia deemed "illegal"(Backed by Russia). Illegal as in Serbia believed that Kosovo did not and would not have the right authorization to declare independence, even though the UN saw it as a legit signing. It comes down to, not enough countries recognize Kosovo to be deemed a country by UN standards. Their independence comes down the country that you are in, USA recognizes along with most of the UN. While Russia, Serbia, and some others don't. Please correct me if I am wrong on this, this is just what I know on the subject though some studies along with Yugoslavia and what not

[@soul8938]

Its de facto independent meaning it has full autonomy in its internal affairs like legislation executive and jurisdiction but 100% approval from the world. Although its pretty much a sovereign country since half of the world recognizes it and those 50% are mostly developed countries which are vital for trade and diplomacy for improving such a young country

[@sectolator7017]

@@soul8938 So i was right to a certain degree, thanks for clearing that up a bit

[@paintingdreams290]

not Serbia being against smthn and Russia backing it thats how we ended up with World War 1

[@albanianmapping]

Kosovo is an independent state whatever Serbia imagines! There are 4 conditons which a make state to be called a state: 1) Defined territory 2) Goverment 3) Population and 4) soverignity and Kosovo meets all these conditions, that's what makes Kosovo a state, Serbia just doesn't like and still claims Kosovo!

[@albanianmapping]

Barttle of Kosovo was an battle who took part all balkans (albanians, serbians, bosnians and bulgarians) in 1389 against Ottoman Empire! Kosovo in this time is meantioned just as, battlefield, field of Kosovo, which today is a city in Kosovo called Kosovo Field! Kosovo as a semidependent country has been found in 1877 from Ottoman Empire and not from Serbia! Ottoman Empire during the end of 19th century made reforms and divied the occupied lands into vilayets (province) and albanian lands under Ottoman Empire, in this time have been organized in 4 vilayets: Vilayet of Kosovo, Vilayet of Scodra, Vilayet of Manastir and Vilayet of Janina [you can see them where they were located in google too]! Kosovo in 1877 has just started being torn apart from Serbia but the full invasion of Kosovo happened in 1912 after the First Balkan War! And it was invaded from Yugoslavia/Serbia untill 1999 but the independece happened in 2008! I am from Kosovo🇽🇰🇦🇱 btw

[@chrisvickers7928]

A couple of other disputes are the UK and Spain over Gibraltar and Morocco and Spain over Ceuta and Melilla.

[@Vapouriste]

Will you bring back the flag contest?

[@Princeps-Kore]

The Democratic Kampuchea existed since 1975, before the war with Vietnam. The war started in 1979 because Kampuchea repeatedly attacked the southern border of Vietnam. Vietnam overthrew the Khmer Rouge government of Kampuchea and replaced it with a puppet government. The war would last until 1989.

[@Monatio79]

Cambodia's civil war lasted until 1999 when the last of the Khmer Rouge surrendered and defected to the government.

[@maximilianrobespierre8365]

Vietnam attacked Kampuchea first?

[@gabrielmora5092]

Meanwhile In the Balkans:

[@modmaker7617]

To unite the balkans just mention one country: Türkiye/Turkey 🇹🇷.

[@valley6824]

@@modmaker7617 as an Albanians that's true. I would even ally with fkn Serbs against Turkey.

[@theawesomeman9821]

everyone hates each other

[@thaleiamegou]

@@valley6824 Lmfao 😭

[@travelleryu]

@@valley6824 But Albanians were forced to convert to lslam by the Ottomans and still are mostly muslims, at least the ones in Kosovo

[@brainbooster21]

nice video

[@audiofunkdialect]

Read about the Khmer Rouge their Genesis and why Vietnam ultimately invaded to stop them. Super fascinating.

[@josephporta7255]

”Romania celebrating the annexation” wtf Romania celebrates the union with Transylvania, which was the final part of the Great Union, on December 1st, which is the National Day of Romania.

[@ddrg1271]

yeah, this video makes it sound as if Romania illegally stole some land from another country. It was hungarians who were illegally ocupying what was romanian territory since the roman times with the vast majority of its population being romanians. The unification was a natural occurence where a long lasting wrong was done right. It's not an annexation. Its taking back romanian territory that had no business being part of hungary

[@gehamarakelyan3110]

It doesn’t really feel accurate to call Armenia and Azerbaijan rivals. For Armenians, this conflict isn’t just about the territory. It’s part of a century-long struggle for us to preserve the Armenian culture, which has been in danger of being wiped out by Turkic peoples. That’s all I’ve got to say.

[@thaleiamegou]

Armenian genocide

[@sonicmeerkat]

I think a big reason for the second one not being resolved with transfers is that it would displace a huge amount of the population?? Like the Greek and Turkish exchanges were extremely bloody affairs best not repeat that.

[@netgnostic1627]

BTW, Székely is pronounced like "Say-Kay" (a fairly good approximation)

[@renatoe9648]

to add to the Peru-Chile one; Chile kept a brutal occupation of the Peruvian coast further than Lima for a few years after the war pillaging many riches and cultural treasures and abusing the population. Rivalry goes back further though an earlier war had Chile and Argentina break up a union of Peru and Bolivia, but it really goes back to the beginning when Spain got here Pizarro had the claim of the land to the Spanish crown and Almagro that partnered in the expedition went behind his back to get a rival claim further south generating a conflict about the limits

[@Thewolfans]

The war against the Peru-Bolivia confederation was won thanks to Peruvian help. I don't know if you know very well the context of the time, but a lot of Peru didn't want that confederation. In regards of the occupation, Peru secretly allied Bolivia and we had no choice but to fight both of you. Lima was occupied as a mean to achieve the conditions we demanded that were initially rejected by Peru.

[@renatoe9648]

​@@Thewolfans that defensive treaty with Bolivia was a big mistake they were pretty much useless and ran away to the mountains first chance, who knows if Chile would have stopped at Bolivia though. For the other part in the region there is always some faction or group that cares more about opposing their national enemies than the war in both wars there were some leaders that halted provisions for one commander or other in the Pacific war there was even a president that ran away with a boatload of money to supposedly buy weapons and never came back

[@Ara0liver]

Both Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh and Nakhichevan were part of Soviet Armenia and transferred to Soviet Azerbaijan by the USSR to appease Atatürk and the newly established Republic of Turkey. Tensions stayed relatively low as both nations were part of the USSR but in the late 80s there were Anti Armenian pogroms in Azerbaijan as the unraveling of the USSR meant ethnic tensions could surface

[@BoganFromBama]

I think the most interesting set of rivalries are the ones that are so bad, that FIFA cannot allow the countries to play in the same group stage.

[@Trajan2401]

Soccer is a joke

[@BoganFromBama]

@@Trajan2401 didn't ask, bro.

[@korfay6044]

Can you make a video about Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan conflict? Please

[@denoseyhan98]

There’s also the almost millennia old rivalry between Greece 🇬🇷 and Turkey 🇹🇷 It’s a real shame since both countries are so beautiful and have extremely similar cultures

[@maximilianrobespierre8365]

It makes sense strategically, Greece and Turkey block each other, this was a problem in the past but I see no reason why we should fight it out in the 21st century -_- ultra-nationalists can have their wet dreams during night time.

[@IlliaIsCooking]

No. Turks came from central asia, Greeks came from idk where but I`m 100% sure, not from central asia. And baklava is turkish

[@sunnygirl7669]

So true, im from serbia and went to both for holiday (in greece rn) cause my mom loves going to turkey and Greece bc every other serbian person goes there for holiday and it shocks me how similar the culture and food is yet they hate each other like it’s actually shocking

[@maximilianrobespierre8365]

@@sunnygirl7669 20-30 years ago you comited a genocide and countles attrocities towards Croats and Bosnians who are in a nutshell Sunni/Catholic Serbs and you are shocked that Greeks and Turks, who are not united by language, religion or genetics do not get along (sometimes) just because we share some dishes and board games?? 🤣

[@sunnygirl7669]

@@maximilianrobespierre8365 why are u mad and what does this have to do with bosnians and/or croats? Also why in the world are u acting like I personally did those things to them i wasn’t even alive back then all I said was that the culture and food was similar which shocked me a bit cause they hate each other so I thought the food and culture would be really different I don’t get what’s ur deal

[@christopherbentley7289]

That was quite good to have other rivalries in South America being covered apart from the ones of which I am already aware, between Peru and Chile and, by extension, Chile and Bolivia, in counterpoint to Peru and Ecuador and Bolivia and Paraguay, as evidenced by the Peruvian-Ecuadorian War of 1941 and the Chaco War of 1932 - 1935, which perhaps get overlooked in Europe. I'll never forget reading the words 'Peruvian Blitzkrieg' looking into the Peruvian-Ecuadorian War, two words which I never expected to see next to each other! I run the Fan Blog ('Bananas For Breakfast') to Valérie Čižmárová - who, incidentally, recorded a tribute song ('Huascarán') to fifteen mountaineers from Czechoslovakia who perished in the Ancash Earthquake of 31st May 1970 in Peru - who was a Hungarian-Slovak, despite performing virtually all of her recorded repertoire in Czech in Prague, so perhaps you could look at Hungarian-Slovak rivalries to go with Hungarian-Romanian ones sometime, which themselves led to another largely forgotten war of the 1930s/1940s in the spring of 1939, which was strange to see between two notional allies of Hitler's Germany.

[@mauricioruiz522]

Wow, as a Peruvian I didn't know about the mountaineers from the earthquake. Pretty interesting information!

[@christopherbentley7289]

@@mauricioruiz522 I'm glad I could fill you in on that historical background. I hadn't been aware of that disaster all that much until I had stumbled across Valérie Čižmárová on the Web back in 2015, so that was quite an education to me. I don't know if it's anything to do with being one of the key countries of origin of bananas but I have a regular Blog follower in Peru's opponents in that mini-war, Ecuador, checking up on the Blog statistics. Strangely, in a way, Valérie Čižmárová's path crossed with another disaster of the Seventies on the South American continent, by commencing the recording of the one-and-only studio album of her recording career on 1st February 1974 - the day of the Joelma office block fire in São Paulo.

[@darkoshadowfury]

Any educated Hungarian knows that Transilvania was a separate state inside the empire when the Austria-Hungary was an empire. They got their independence and joined the other states.

[@raniyaal-harbi7209]

Can you make a video about Saudi Arabia I feel that would so interesting!

[@VladTevez]

No Greece vs Turkey? 😛

[@nenenindonu]

Not on the same weight division, Turkey doesn't view Greece as competitor therefore doesn't really dislike her

[@VladTevez]

@@nenenindonu Yeah, that's why TR challenges the treaty of Lausanne and the Greek islands

[@tk5gqj514]

Greece is not our main rival, we have bigger problems to care about

[@sbd03]

@@VladTevez we can teach you to swim again 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♂️🏊‍♂️

[@VladTevez]

@@sbd03 You certainly can't teach manners and embathy

[@el_rolfo]

I'm from Argentina. To any british: I don't dislike any of you! I know there are assholes in both countries, but that's not a reason to dislike, nor hate ALL of you. I actually dislike my own government. Best regards to all!

[@MrCameroncee]

I'm British, in my 28 years of life, I've never heard anyone say they hate Argentina. Usually we're sad that our governments don't get along.

[@craigsj87]

Only a rivalry in Football. No real world hate at all 👍

[@flightimmersion]

We feel the same in the UK - we *hate* our current corrupt government!

[@luciano262]

Bueno sí, pero hay que recuperar Malvinas.

[@mohammed_2939]

The same thing he said, i'm nationalist, but still don't hate British people, only british nationalist imperialists.

[@Sciambolanja]

7:33 that is the map of French Indochina during colonial times around the 18th century; PRK existed as a communist state and was supported by Vietnamese too, but its borders were almost the same as they are the ones of the actual country of Cambodia.

[@iainhughes8110]

The pronunciation of some of the country's names is hilarious!!🤣🤣

[@ashiwashi]

UK and Ireland... from a Northern Irish gal, its deep

[@Neion8]

Pretty one-way though; as long as they aren't trying to blow us up the British public loves the Irish - the government maybe not but then again the government doesn't like the English, Scottish or Welsh either so screw em.

[@InsertNameHereBoi]

I know this is just a quick overview video, but I'd say that you tend to misattribute and oversimplify the starts of conflicts, e.g. for India-Pakistan, the main source of the dispute was originally a religious one (hence why the huge population exchange), with Kashmir being a symptom of that, not the other way around. As for Armenia-Azerbaijan, even though the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in its modern form began in 1988, ethnic tensions have been around since the mid-19th century with rising nationalism + discovery of oil in Baku and subsequent social inequality.

[@paintingdreams290]

true with the India-Pakistan conflict there is a lot of things that caused the conflict. Basically initially Kashmir was an independant princely state following independence however, from what i understand Pakistan later tried to annex the country and Kashmir to India for help and India agreed on the basis that Kashmir would join India. India did help yet, they only were able to gain what became Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan claims the area based on religion as the area has a muslim majority population wheras India claims it based on the agreement made, personally i would prefer either Kashmiri independance or it joining India over Pakistan based on this agreement as i do realise that the agreement itself could be identified by some as invalid based on the circumstances.

[@Lyallpuriya]

@@paintingdreams290 The Raja of Jammu & Kashmir had already signed an agreement with Pakistan to either remain neutral (not joining any of the country) or later join Pakistan with some later agreed terms & conditions. The Dogra Maharaja of Jammu & Kashmir violated that agreement by signing an instrument of accession with India. Secondly, Pakistan didn't invade the state of Jammu & Kashmir! A full-on invasion means one sovereign nation-state invading another sovereign nation state with its national army, like Russia invaded Ukraine with its national army in 2022. What Indians call "Pakistani invasion" was not the official invasion of the state of Jammu & Kashmir by the Pakistani government, rather it was the Pashtun & Tanoli tribesmen from the erstwhile FATA region also known as "Tribal Areas", who went into the state passing through Swat & Amb, which were other 'semi-independent' princely states just like Jammu & Kashmir, bordering J&K and FATA, to assist the local rebels who succeeded their territories from the Maharaja. Pakistani government, in 1948, didn't declare any war on Jammu & Kashmir. Not a single Pakistani soldier set foot in the state before 22 October, 1948. Pakistan invaded the state after Maharaja signed the instrument with the Indian government, which was the clear violation of an agreement that he already made with the Pakistani government before, to remain neutral until the further negotiation to join Pakistan comes to any conclusion. As Pakistan saw this as a violation of the agreement by the Maharaja, Pakistan invaded the state and boosted its support to Muslim separatists in the state who were demanding to end the minority-led monarchy in the state and later join Pakistan. Jammu & Kashmir was one of the 567 princely states of the British colonial India. They were in a subsidiary alliance with the British government under which the individual states will have internal autonomy within their states but the Viceroy of India (representative of the British monarch in India) will be responsible for the foreign affairs of all those princely states. Princely states were 'semi-independent' as they had autonomy to rule their states whatever the way they wanted but all of their foreign affairs will be the responsibility of the British government. More than 78% population of the state of Jammu & Kashmir was Muslim while 15% was Hindu. So, it was a Muslim majority state in 1947 but it was ruled by a Hindu Dogra Maharaja. From 1846-1948, an Apartheid system was established in the state by the Maharaja just like an apartheid system in South Africa where minority was ruling the country through oppressing the majority. In the state of Jammu & Kashmir, the ruling dynasty was a Hindu Brahmin from the Dogra-Punjabi ethnicity. So, the royal family ruling the state was a minority within a minority in the state. To understand the politics of the state you need to understand that Jammu & Kashmir was (and still is) one of the most ethnically, linguistically and religiously diverse states in the Indian subcontinent. Despite being 78% Muslim majority state, it also had a very strong non-Muslim and non-Kashmiri minorities i.e. Hindus (15%), Buddhists (4%), Sikhs and others (3%). On the ethnolinguistic/racial side, the population was divided into Dardic (Kashmiris, Shins, Kohistanis, etc.) with 43%, Punjabis (Pahari-Pothwari, Pahari-Dogri, Hindkowans, Gurjars, etc.) with 31%, Western Tibetans (Ladakhi-Baltis) with 12% and others (Pamiris, Brusho, Pashtuns, etc.) with nearly 14% population. Overwhelming majority of Hindus in the state belonged to the upper castes like Punjabi-Dogra Brahmins and Kashmiri Pandits. There were many discriminatory laws against Muslims in the state such as Muslims were completely banned from purchasing weapons while Hindus and Sikhs were allowed to own firearms, Muslims had to pay more taxes than Hindus and Sikhs, there were more limits on Muslims of the state to purchase property than Hindus. Over 100% police of the state was composed of Hindus and Sikhs. Not a single Muslim was allowed to join the police. Muslims (from all backgrounds) of the state had been protesting against these discriminatory laws and oppression and were trying to overthrow the monarchy through an armed rebellion since the early 1930's. Their struggle against the Maharaja was much older than the Pakistan movement though it was heavily influenced by the Pakistan movement of 1930's & 40's and the Two-Nation Theory which asserted the notion that the Muslims of the British India were a separate nation (civilisation) than Hindus. To make a balance in India and to save it from a Civil war after the British withdrawal, two states must be created from the British Indian territories (provinces, states and agencies): one a Muslim majority state/dominion (Pakistan) and the other a Hindu majority state/dominion (Hindustan). Many Muslims supported this movement as they believed that in order to safeguard their interests and to protect their identity & culture, they must have a separate homeland where they were in a numerical majority. This principle is essential for the right of self-determination of any nation. Many Hindu nationalists also believed that in order to protect their Hindu identity, culture and national interests, Hindus must be in a numerical majority (Hindutva). Many Muslims from the state of Jammu & Kashmir started supporting the Pakistan movement and demanded that the whole state must join Pakistan. Maharaja knew the ground reality of his state. That's why he made an agreement with the Pakistani government to 'remain neutral until further negotiations to join the Pakistani Dominion comes to any conclusion'. With unnecessary delays by the Maharaja, most of the Muslim population rebelled against his rule. They were extremely successful in defeating the forces of the state and annexing them with the Dominion of Pakistan. Almost 36% territory of the state of Jammu & Kashmir joined Pakistan this way. Many British officers, who were stationed there, also supported this rebellion. After losing several districts and agencies of the state, the Maharaja called it as 'interference from Pakistan in his state' and called India for help. Later India, annexed the territory by signing an instrument of accession with the Maharaja of Jammu & Kashmir, which Pakistan to this day considers 'illegal'. Even Kargil and Leh were also liberated by the Muslim freedom fighters of the state but were later occupied by India while some other parts like Kotli and Poonch were later occupied by Pakistan after the war started b/w India & Pakistan. Later, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru went to the UN and called for the ceasefire and demanded the UN to solve the Kashmir issue. It was the Indian government that brought Kashmir issue to the United Nations in 1949, and then in Jan 1949, UN called a ceasefire and created the famous Line of Control (LoC) b/w India and Pakistan. India and China went to a war in 1962, which resulted in Indian defeat and China occupying a large chunk of the Indian occupied territory of the state. China also have some overlapping claims in that region (Shaksgham valley, Fukche valley and Aksai Chin). Since then, 55% of the state is occupied by India, 30% by Pakistan and almost 15% by China.

[@paintingdreams290]

@@Lyallpuriya thx for explaining that

[@alannala4501]

The Indians and Pakistanis are of one origin. The so-called (Pakistan) separated from India, because of the Islamic religion, which forbids and criminalizes living with others. And the name (Pakistan) means the land of the pure, as opposed to the country of the filthy who separated from it, and the policy of (divide and rule) the British colonialism played a role in igniting that.

[@Lyallpuriya]

@@alannala4501 We are not same!

[@mattmz1366]

Brits and Argentines have history, Brits brought the game of football to the ports giving rise to the 2 biggest football clubs: River Plate and Boca Juniors.

[@ReallyGoodName3000]

Szekely in Romania are not "ze-kel-lae" its C.K., as in Louis C.K.

[@salmay4266]

All this conflicts could be fix but just letting the poeple who lives their decide what they want for themselves

[@mastrey]

the problem is when a country decide to expell the local population and colonised the land . This happend a lot seriously

[@salmay4266]

@@mastrey we can't change the past we have to make due with what we have now or the world is gonna keep living in endless wars

[@mastrey]

@@salmay4266 so if country A expelled the population of country B 10 years ago the land is for country A? . what happend if this was 5 years ago or maybe 2 years ago or 6 months? I prefer to don´t put real time examples but this expellings are happening in this moment in some cases

[@salmay4266]

@@mastrey international law prohibits forced displacement of civilian populations no matter what even if it was in retaliation and practically it's rare to happen nowadays most of displacement cases happened before or during the ww2, like i told you eventually the cycle of hate gotta come to an end it must come to an end specially with the huge advancements in technology wich made wars more destructive most conflicts nowadays are indecisive and bloody

[@mastrey]

@@salmay4266 a list of examples of cases that happend after WW2 morocco against Sahara ocidental Israel against Palestina (is happening litterary righ now Egypt agains Sudan Sudan against South Sudan Ruanda against Ruanda (Ruanda Genocide) Myamar against Rohingya (some people call this Rohingya genocide 2018) Indonesia agains Timor Oriental (2017 originally the full islan of Timor try to be independent in the end in 2017 only half of timor was able to when indonesia force the population to move to the other half of the country) Guatemala agains Guatemala indiginal groups Differens groups of Republic of congo agains other groups in the republic of congo (this start during the Afrika world war 1998 and continue today ) Angola agains some grouos of population (1996-1998 they where expelled to republic of congo and is connected) Rusia agains georgia during the georgia war (2008 they halved the population of south osetia to create apopulation mayority in favor of the independence (aound 200.000)) This are only examples that i know and some of them are happening today and others are really recent

[@HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH]

England vs Ireland Malaysia vs Indonesia Taiwan vs chinaa South vs North Korea Japan vs russia India vs pakistan Iran vs saudi

[@felixlavigne01]

England vs France England vs Germany England vs Wales England vs Scotland Etc.

[@camoningerland8212]

@@felixlavigne01 You can't forget England vs England.

[@felixlavigne01]

@@camoningerland8212 Oh yeah. England hates England the most.

[@fullmetaltheorist]

@@camoningerland8212 And England vs everybody.

[@thunderbird1921]

You left off Bolivia and Chile, they're actually in a feud regarding access to the Pacific (Bolivia claims they are entitled by treaty to a coastal port, while Chile says they're legally just a landlocked country).

[@tox1cboi_524]

I swear if I see an argument I will idk i will be annoyed.

[@Monatio79]

Countries that hate each other. I guess this video is about the vaguely familiar/mostly unfamiliar rivalries between countries which most people may or may not be aware of. China vs.Taiwan, Russia vs. Ukraine, North Korea vs. South Korea would have been stating the obvious.

[@hirotoball]

My idea how to fix Argentina-UK Conflict split the islands!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mohammed_2939]

They belong to Argentina rightful, not one half, or the other, the whole islands.

[@hirotoball]

@@mohammed_2939 i am just making a good solution to make both countries happy

[@Sparx632]

If that would involve people moving out of their generational homes or living under a government they don’t want to then it’s not really a solution to make everyone happy unfortunately.

[@mohammed_2939]

@@Sparx632 Well the Argentine people from 1833 didn't mattered for the british, and that isn't happy, even tho there was children.

[@Sparx632]

@@mohammed_2939 1. No evidence 2. That would be 200 fucking years ago, get over it.

[@ReaganBunny]

I appreciate you called them both Falklands and Malvinas instead of going for just one of them. Going neutral and being objective is something very few people do, especially in the english speaking side of the web, when touching that topic.

[@demonic_myst4503]

their isnt really a neutural tho argentinas claim is based on the bullshit pope line that no country recognises anymore spain never even owned the island they tried to but briatian stoped them Actual time line The falklands was never truly spains anyway France and britain originaly created first settlemnts their when it was literaly uninhabitable not even native americans lived their just penguins The pope said some shit about land belonging to spain and portugal in the new world spain said britain france get off my island the pope says its mine France left and britain kicked spain back off the island and kept its claim so the idianthey could inheret it from spain purely comes from the bullshit pope argument that no country has recognised in hundreds of years the islands inhabitants are british pilgrims who set up shop , some spanish that came from a group of spanish cowboysnthat stayed under britains rule and few imigrants its tiny population is majority white british and all have britosh citizenship

[@janellek21]

The solution I always propose for the Falklands: The 3000 humans who live there should retain their British citizenship, but the 500,000 sheep should be given Argentine citizenship.

[@demonic_myst4503]

@@janellek21 the sheep britosh brought to the island in the firet place whis ancestry is from the welsh or scotosh lands Only the lenguins have any connection to argentina

[@Daniel-gs9eh]

but the Falklands is the correct name

[@Castle_Bravo.]

Governments of different countries may not like each other but that doesn’t mean a whole country dislikes the other and vice versa.

[@rjjacob101]

I don't know about dictatorships or absolute monarchies, but in democratic nations the government is elected by the people and therefore those people are voting for the policies of a gov which is a form of support and endorsement of their actions and opinions.

[@cheems436]

Man you forgot the most important rivalry - the Australian-New Zealand rivalry over who really invented the Pavlova

[@beorlingo]

How strange for them to claim to have invented the wife of a scientist who researched the salivation of dogs!

[@edwardkenworthy7013]

Well that's an easy one to resolve: neither. It started in Germany and was developed in the US.

[@lemagnifique1573]

I thought Pavlova is from Russia because of it's Russian-sounding name

[@cheems436]

+Le Magnifique i’m fairly sure it’s named after a Russian dancer that moved to Australia

[@Chriss-yp9sb]

Every Romanian has a Hungarian friend 😁 I think we should remain at this stage

[@thevenbede767]

Eritrea and Ethiopia are currently fighting together in the Ethiopian Civil War but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're buddies

[@AirForceChmtrails]

I heard France and Italy, and Italy and Greece don't exactly love each other because of mutual invasions.

[@h.l.4798]

6:14 kosovo actually gained independence in 2008, not 2006

[@TomLikesfn684]

Wasn't it 2010?

[@h.l.4798]

@@TomLikesfn684 no

[@Khyber_1]

In the India & Pakistan topic, you forgot to mention the Radcliffe line. It's part of the reason why Pakistan has claims on Kashmir other than the basis of it's muslim majority population. Basically the British viceroy Lord Mountbatten hired one of his friends (Sir Cyrill Radcliffe) to draw the boundary line between India & Pakistan. That guy hadn't even stepped on South Asian soil before and he got to draw a fragile boundary line between the two countries. He was hired because the British viceroy at that time had personal ties with the Indian founding fathers including Nehru due to which he had pro-indian bias. This way he gave so many exclaves & districts to India which were supposed to go to Pakistan like ferozepur & even kolkata who's Achoot caste hindu population were opting to join India at one point. When it came to kashmir, Pakistan already had enough with this injustice & it's Pashtun tribesmen went in to liberate the area from Mahraja Hari Singh who was busy doing brutal massacres against the Muslim population in the state and other areas.

[@PriyankaDas-fe6hm]

Mind blowing BS.

[@valeriejames4675]

Canadian here! If we are talking rivalry and not hatred. We have a rivalry with the US. It plays out more in sports. Like, during the winter Olympics, when Harper, then Prime Minister, bet Obama, then President, a case of beer for the finals in men's hockey. So, rivalry? Yes! But, in a friendly way :)🙂

[@rjjacob101]

Canada is America's kind and cute little brother that everyone likes more.

[@mikman7219]

Rivalry? Just compare the GDP and the military, rival.

[@liamwright2510]

Regarding Falkland’s, there is literally no debate, the people there are British, have been British for hundreds of years (before Argentina was even a country) and wish to remain British.

[@chesterdonnelly1212]

Yes plus UK won the war.

[@jrmckim]

China vs India India vs Pakistan Pakistan vs countries that start with the letter "I"

[@camoningerland8212]

Ireland?

[@modmaker7617]

@@camoningerland8212 Yes

[@fullmetaltheorist]

Indonesia? Ivory coast? Iceland?

[@KirkukisTurkmen]

iraq????

[@hellothere1656]

Pakistan has good relations with Indonesia and Iraq. It's only india and israel that Pakistan dislikes. Politically ofc.