Every Military Alliance Explained: All Of The World's Alliances - TLDR News

Around the world, there are a lot of countries that don't get on, but there are also a lot of alliances and friendships. So in this video we discuss all of the world's alliances from NATO to the EU, explaining how this complex mesh of alliances and friendships makes geopolitics so difficult.

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[mandategaming]

“We’re allies, right?”
The countries allies when they’re losing:
*Yes but actually no”*

[tomvanbeek]

I would really like a separate episode on the SCO. It seems so contradictory to have China, Russia, Pakistan and India in one alliance.

[GodlikeIridium]

"Due to disagreements of the member states, all two of them" xD

[hughmungus]

As a Canadian, I was surprised to find that you missed out on NORAD, the North American Aerospace Defense Command treaty between Canada and the US. This agreement dates back to the late 1950s and is still in force.

[WRLDPost]

I'm Swedish, and here in Sweden we basically cooperate with those around us in the nordics and the baltics, that would be: Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. You could also count the Swedish - British cooperation, the two have been "allies" for some time. Lastly, Sweden and Germany also work together.

[huldanoren]

"Are you friends?"

Britain and France: Well yes, but actually no

[propotato]

USA: “I am a little bit of an alliance myself”

[willhogan]

im surprised the quad wasnt mentioned here, nor the anzac or anzus treaties, but especially the quad which is one of the biggest talking points in indo-pacific relations at the moment

[nadahriouil]

"How many alliances do you want?"

USA : yes.

[kgw]

Little known: while there is not any official specific treaty, Spain and France have the obligation to defend Andorra from external threats (for obvious reasons), as Switzerland is bound to defend Liechtenstein.

[stox]

You forgot to mention the Treaty of Algeron, which was a peace treaty signed between the United Federation of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire in 2311, which was not a mutual defence agreement but basically a non aggression treaty and banned the Federation to do research into or use of any cloaking device.

[casualsuede]

You missed an importance alliance, NORAD. Their biggest role is to track Santa Claus over Xmas, making sure he doesn't secretly carpet bomb North America, instead of dropping off presents.

[Angglio]

You should do next the Economic Alliance like the EU, AU, Arab League, ASEAN etc.

[TheE_G_G]

OAS major points:
* *Democracy*
* *Free Elections*
* Combating Drug Use
* *Human Rights*
_Takes a look at Banana Republics #'s 1-6_

[DeutschlandMapping]

0:53 "If you want to show pride in your country..."
* Proceeds to show Germany *
XD Good one

[kaarolus]

My girlfriend's family is from Paraguay so she knows a lot about the country. The other day she told me that Paraguay and Taiwan have close relations, in fact Paraguay is one of the few countries that recognize Taiwan.

[MAAKASAKINAKA]

The latest emerging alliance is the QUAD Alliance of US, Japan, India and Australia.

[Betterhose]

Me: "Mom, can we get NATO?"
My Mother: "We have NATO at home."

The NATO at home:
5:42

[va_sirberpasir]

I love how Indonesia get none, they literally just chilling in the middle of SEA minding their own business

[henryng]

Me: "Mom, can we get Soviet Union?"
My Mother: "We have Soviet Union at home."

The Soviet Union at home:

Union State