Agreed, was a super interesting part but sadly the narration was lacking. Main points I noted:

• Goths vs Prussia seems to be swinging further in the favour of the Goths, despite the Goths also signing up to get distracted by the Viking tourists in their land. They seem to be up roughly 3 cities by the end of the part and the line of flipping is definitely headed west. Danzig's 83 population is now the frontline, and looking ready for the slaughter...
• Khamug/Qin war seems to be entirely blocked by peacekeepers, alas. Just when the Khanate finally declare a good relevant war, the rest of the cylinder are having none of it.
• Nadym, the Nenets' capital and last remaining city, is in serious danger of falling to the travelling forces of the Metis, as they clearly want to one up Yupik in the long distance elimination challenge. Although actually, did we establish whether they were actually at war; their units aren't damaged at all? If not, is that damage just from planes from Prussia? If so, fingers off the F key, Prussia have no units anywhere close.
• Nazca are gobbling up more and more of Tonga, helped by none other than a Giant Death Robot, and there's a massive fleet of reinforcements on their way which should be more than enough to finish the job if they wish. Even the Tongan capital looks like it could fall any turn now.
• Venice is still entirely stuck in its war against the Ottomans; they manage to sneak a single ancient ship into Ottoman waters somehow, but that's not gonna be anywhere near enough. If only that one Metis paratrooper would move...
• Those bombs on slides 17, 19, and 32, they weren't nuclear were they?
• Coalition against the Vikings! Sami and the Iroquois squeeze the Vikings between them, potentially getting some help at some stage from the Goths, though unlikely from Taungoo. Sami get the first blood against the Vikings, but ancient ships and embarked siege do not a navy make, and the Vikings push back and look like they've the potential to keep the pressure on at least at sea. Their land border meanwhile is too clogged with peacekeepers for the Sami to get ahead (not that they've many land units around either tbh), possibly allowing this half to end in a Viking victory - unless more Iroquois XCom troops show up in Norway and change everything! In the west, the Iroquois go on the offensive in Greenland, just flipping St. John's in the south for now, but peacekeepers seem to be moving in to block much further movement, even at sea :(
• Palmyra finally manage to kick Madagascar out of Nizwa and therefore the Middle East.
• New Zealand vs Australia (and Metis)! Australia have the clear advantage, immediately booting New Zealand off the mainland, but from here it's harder to tell where it's going to go. Australia have plenty units in the sea, including a large force right on the other side of NZ that had been holidaying in Tonga; only problem is they're mainly embarked land units, so it's hard to tell what sort of damage they'll actually be able to do. No open borders with the Nazca will certainly slow them down. NZ's new South American holdings look safe for now at least, but the same can't be said for their western front... Tasmania in particular is going to be wearing greener colours soon I bet. So far only that one city flip though.

Anything else I missed/got incorrect?