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Germany and Japan will be rearmed by the US and rise as military powers, with North Korea, Poland and Turkey also amassing power amid the chaos.

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German and Japanese rearmament was already underway when stated: Germany's Bundeswehr expansion and €108bn 2026 budget, Japan's record budgets. Neither has yet 'risen' as a major independent military power, and nothing specific shows North Korea, Poland or Turkey amassing power because of the chaos.

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Another trend that we'll see happening is the rise of Germany and Japan.
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Restated in 11 videos as A multipolar world of regional empires will emerge

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The Middle East conflict will only get worse, with Iran destroying the GCC and possibly Turkey entering the war, advancing Israel's Greater Israel project.

Mixed: the April ceasefire broke down in Jul 2026, and Iran struck US positions in Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain and Iraq through Sep 2026. By late Sep, though, the war had settled into attrition with fewer strikes. The GCC states were not 'destroyed' and Turkey has not entered the war.

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Said May 7, 2026no deadline
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