Future civil wars?

[ctrepublican512]

Are there any civil conflicts right now that are not high-intensity civil conflicts yet, but probably will be or could be?

[NewYorkExpress]

The U.S between Republicans and Democrats, especially if Trump loses in 2020. I just can't see him and his supporters going quietly.

[Grand Wizard Lizard of the Klan]

Wel, Libya recently got a little bit less intensive although it still might gone wild. Haftar still hold most of the crude oil wells so he will not gave up power easily, on the other hand Misrata have international support so they will also not surrender.

[dead0man]

The U.S between Republicans and Democrats, especially if Trump loses in 2020. I just can't see him and his supporters going quietly.

ya know, "the other side" says this during every Presidency now.  It's never even been close to happening.

The more likely answers are the "bad" countries:the PRC, Iran and Venezuella would be the ones I'd pick, but there are other answers too.  Certainly many way more likely than the US.

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Algeria once Abdelaziz Bouteflika croaks could be a a good bet - lot of simmering tension from the last civil war and there is general regional overspill from Libya, Mali etc.


Certain Central American states could collapse back into civil war between organised crime factions masquerading as politicial groups - Nicaragua, Guatemala etc.

[Lord Halifax]

Certain Central American states could collapse back into civil war between organised crime factions masquerading as politicial groups - Nicaragua, Guatemala etc.

Wouldn't both Honduras and El Salvador be more likely candidates than those two?

[CatoMinor]

Idk about full blown civil war, but perhaps the non-citizens of the UAE could spark a conflict some day.

[Strudelcutie4427]

Venezuela
Turkey
Much of sub Saharan Africa

[PSOL]

The U.S between Republicans and Democrats, especially if Trump loses in 2020. I just can't see him and his supporters going quietly.

ya know, "the other side" says this during every Presidency now.  It's never even been close to happening.

The more likely answers are the "bad" countries:the PRC, Iran and Venezuella would be the ones I'd pick, but there are other answers too.  Certainly many way more likely than the US.

Possibly not Iran, while there is sizable discontent a lot of people don’t want to go through another revolution. Also there isn’t any recognizable opposition on the ground. At least in Syria, while fractured, the Muslim Brotherhood was seen as an opposition since the 80’s.

[CatoMinor]

Venezuela
Turkey
Much of sub Saharan Africa

Idk, Turkey had it's chance for a civil war, if not at least a coup d'état but that window has closed for now unless something Kurd related starts.

Venezuela is a much stronger candidate.

[Kingpoleon]

Iran, Venezuela, Turkey, Spain, Nicaragua, Iraq, the Philippines, Togo, Honduras, Russia, Tunisia, and Bangladesh. There’s quite a bit of conflict in Jordan, too.

[thumb21]

Tunisia, Jordan, Iraqi Kurdistan, Armenia, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, North Korea.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

The war between the fiscal conservatives and social conservatives in the Ukraine obviously.

[Kingpoleon]

The war between the fiscal conservatives and social conservatives in the Ukraine obviously.

Future non-obvious civil wars.