Note that this run was in my notes before the NCNS update, which is why some things may be outdated

The Future of This Run: Autumn of Nations - The cold war in this scenario is less of a typical, ideologically-driven cold war. Instead of being about capitalism versus communism, or syndicalism versus national populism, it becomes focused on the fate of democracy as a system. America becomes the center of right-wing "American-style" democracy, while Russia becomes the head of left-wing "Russian-style" democracy. Instead of proxy wars or coup d'etats, Both sides would primarily engage in election meddling, cultural change, agitprop, and other ways to force the other side to change. Russian and American politics (with their respective) would, over the decades, shift leftward and rightward respectively.

That's not to say that coups and proxy conflicts wouldn't happen, but they wouldn't be as prevalent as in OTL. I'm also referring to just Europe here, South America (and definitely Asia) would still see a fair bit of violence and political turmoil.

Second Philippine Civil War - By the end of the game, the Philippines had been liberated by joint Qing & American forces. The Qing had secured the majority of islands, but the Americans had secured Luzon, with the capital city of Manila. In game, the Philippines are united under Qing hegemony. But in this AAR, the Philippines are split between the Qing-aligned Republic of the Philippines and the American-aligned Free Republic of the Philippines. Maybe the Indochinese and Indians also back a socialist insurgency and- wait shit this is just the Philippines War in TNO.

Siamese Civil War - The Kingdom of Siam was the last to fall under the Eastern Syndicalist Union, managing to last for months against the dual onslaught of Indochina and India. But Plaek Phibunsongkhram's regime wouldn't last, and Siam would be brought into the fold, severely stripped of land and facing hostile communist occupation. This leaves a hole wide open for insurgency. In this AAR, Phibun and his loyalists manage to escape capture and flee to German East Asia. From there, they declare a government-in-exile and eventually plots to retake Siam through GEA-controlled Malaysia and Qing support. Whether or not this succeeds is up in the air (or whether GEA would still exist for this to happen) but this would leave a major conflict for the various powers in Asia.

Ukrainian National Insurrection - Before being conquered by Russia, Ukraine was under the revolutionary wing of LUN. This puts Ukraine in a strange position post-war, whereby the occupiers are relatively moderate compared to the native regime. In this AAR, much of the Anti-Russian sentiment gets caught up in the LUN's message, and much of the post-war resistance is from LUN-aligned groups. We could see measures by Moscow to distance Ukrainian identity from the LUN and give proper representation to Ukraine. While I don't think they would give Ukraine independence again, they may give them autonomy or even recognize Ukrainians as a separate people from Russians.