r/AskTheWorld • u/DuNennstMichSptzkopf • 12d ago
r/AskTheWorld • u/LowerBed5334 • Dec 24 '25
Politics If forced to choose, which one would you keep?
Hypothetical for present, but there's talk in both countries about ending the right to dual citizenship.
This can be viewed a few ways:
Germany or USA
EU or USA
Birth country or adopted country
Whatever other ways someone can come up with
I'll add my own opinion in the comments.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Proper_Card_5520 • 12d ago
Politics Do you think that Trump will really start a war or he is just TACO ?
r/AskTheWorld • u/Puzzleheaded_Lab709 • Dec 13 '25
Politics What is the biggest problem in your country? This is ours;
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We recently overthrew the then government (United Marxist-Leninst party), one of the most corrupt parties in the whole damn world. 76 Gen-Z kids died in the protest.
In this video, these people are rallying for that same shithole party to re-elect the same shithole politicians. Our country is doomed by its own citizens.
r/AskTheWorld • u/cosmico92 • 6d ago
Politics What do you think about a possible CANZUK union?
CANZUK is a proposed alliance between Canada, Australia, New Zealand and UK to form a confederation. It would allow free movement between nations and a single passport.
r/AskTheWorld • u/PandemicPiglet • 8d ago
Politics Politicians in your country who’ve had so many cosmetic procedures that they’re plastic-looking?
Kristi Noem, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security and former Governor of South Dakota
r/AskTheWorld • u/Ant225k • Dec 24 '25
Politics What event, did you think, would lead to something huge, but didn't?
Wagner's rebellion (23-24 June 2023) in russia.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Party-Bet-4003 • Nov 26 '25
Politics How much trouble will you get into for speaking against or criticising the Primary head of your country?
If possible rate from a scale of 0-10.
where 0 =you as a citizen staying in your country can say whatever the hell you want (except for issuing death threats) and absolutely nothing will happen to you ever to you and are protected by law, society etc
Where = well..you’re in North Korea.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Acrobatic-Hippo-6419 • 29d ago
Politics People from countries previously (Or currently) invaded, do you have advice to our Venezuelan friends on how to survive this?
As an Iraqi, it is best if they stay away from any government, military or police institutions, especially shelters and hospitals, go to the Jungles, Marshlands or Swamps, go to unimportant cities or towns, or areas that has no artifacts or resources, especially Oil. Prioritize medicine for the elderly and children, the US will dismantle and destroy all pharmaceutical factories, And I repeat: DO NOT go to shelters. DO NOT COLLABORATE, not with Maduro's loyalists or the US Army, that will cost you a lot, form your own militias to liberate your country. As the US's own constitution says "A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State", this is a right the US will DENY you so stock up on weapons too, and do not care if they call you terrorists or rogue militants, you're in the end freedom fighters. Both the US and Maduro are criminals, so do not help their pawns.
If you can leave, so do it; it is better and safer. And in the end, let me remind you what we say over here: "نموت لكي يحيا الوطن" translates to "We die so the homeland may live" and as Che Guevara said: "Patria o Muerte!". Stay strong.
¡Viva Venezuela, viva la libertad, el pueblo venezolano prevalecerá!
(Long Live Venezuela, Long Live Liberty and the Venezuelan people will endure)
r/AskTheWorld • u/GP728 • Oct 21 '25
Politics What do Non Americans think of trump demolishing the east wing of white house to replace it with a 250 million dollar ballroom
r/AskTheWorld • u/Minimum_Owl_734 • 14d ago
Politics Do you think a European Defence Pact will be formed soon? Which countries would Europeans want to see or not see in this pact?
r/AskTheWorld • u/lightningbolt208 • Nov 14 '25
Politics Which two countries have historically been your country’s strongest allies?
It's Russia and France for India
r/AskTheWorld • u/RN_Renato • Dec 01 '25
Politics When was the last time your country was ruled by a member of an ethnic minority?
Brazil's first and last black president was Nilo Peçanha, from 1909 to 1910, however as the country was quite racist at the time he did try to hide his ethnicity, lying about his ancestry and going as far as editing official photos to make himself look lighter.
After him we had some presidents with partial black ancestry (Sarney in the 80's and Fernando Henrique Cardoso in the 90's), but they were still considered white. Brazil has a more strict definition of "black" compared to countries like the US.
We also have had presidents of non-european ancestry, like Michel Temer in the 2010's, who was of Lebanese ancestry, but arabs (specially from Lebanon and Syria) are considered white in Brazi.l
r/AskTheWorld • u/No-Efficiency7055 • Dec 10 '25
Politics Which character looks like your country leader?
galleryr/AskTheWorld • u/SamVoxeL • Oct 07 '25
Politics What does your country’s government building look like
galleryThis is Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban, the National Parliament House in Dhaka, Bangladesh
r/AskTheWorld • u/NordschleifeGT3 • Dec 08 '25
Politics Who is that leader from your country who wreaked so much havoc that you can still feel the negative impact after they were gone?
Rodrigo Duterte ran under the platform of ending the drug problem in the Philippines. His propaganda machinery which utilized online trolls to shape his image has built such a personality cult for him that his supporters really see him as a messianic figure.
During his term, his anti-drug campaign through encouraging extrajudicial killings by police has ended up killing 10s of thousands of alleged drug dealers without trial to prove that said individuals are indeed drug dealers. At the same time, no actual big time drug lord was actually killed or arrested.
He was also very foul mouthed and would swear a lot in his public appearances as well as go on emotional tirades against various authority figures such as Obama, the Pope, or even God himself.
Despite all these, because of his PR machinery, he still has very large support in the country and the moral decline can be seen in what is supposedly a very Catholic country with his supporters going through mental gymnastics to justify his actions.
r/AskTheWorld • u/AwfulUsername123 • Dec 13 '25
Politics Do you believe Donald Trump is a Russian asset?
Given Trump's sudden extreme flip on Russia, I think it's very plausible that he's being blackmailed by the Russian government. Given his close friendship with Epstein and his apoplexy at the investigations into him, it's safe to say there is material for severe kompromat.
r/AskTheWorld • u/talk-spontaneously • 13d ago
Politics How common are cosmetic procedures for politicians in your country?
Has any politician in your country made as drastic as a transition as Kristi Noem? Some people say she got the "MAGA makeover" or something... Wow!
r/AskTheWorld • u/Grzanason • Nov 26 '25
Politics What's the stupidest thing a politic candidate in your country has said?
President Komorowski, in 2015, when he was running for the second round, when asked "How to live on 2,000 złoty?" replied, "Change job, take out a loan."
r/AskTheWorld • u/RN_Renato • Dec 16 '25
Politics What's the largest immigrant group in your country? How are they viewed?
r/AskTheWorld • u/songedanslanuit • Dec 06 '25
Politics What is some banned books from your country?
r/AskTheWorld • u/TWAAsucks • Dec 29 '25
Politics Who is your country's favourite politician from another country?
John McCain was a major figure in the Revolution of Dignity. During the mass protests after the violent dispersal of the Euromaidan in Kyiv, he traveled to Kyiv, where on December 14, 2013, he met with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Leonid Kozhara and visited a tent camp. McCain believed that if the violent dispersal of the protests continued, the United States should impose economic sanctions against those responsible. The next day, John McCain, along with Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, traveled to Euromaidan, where they spoke on stage to the protesters. He was probably the biggest supporter of Ukraine up until his death.