South Sudan
- I think if there is a new country to emerge this is the one. They announced already that there will be a referendum taking place next January.
- —Guest kamal
South Sudan
- Southern Sudan will be voting on their independence January, 2011.
- —Guest Dave Gambrel
Brazil
- The 3 southern states of Brazil: Parana, Santa Catarina, & Rio Grande do Sul
- —Guest Roger
Chechen Republi
- Chechen Republic maybe a possible candidate to independence but it will take it a very long time, 'cause Russia is nowadays increasing its military and economic power
- —Guest nick
Greenland
- The citizens are eyeing independence from Denmark.
- —Guest guest
Kosovo
- For me its Kosovo because the people of Kosovo like to be independent from Serbia.
- —Guest hughdavid
Xinjiang
- THIS IS THE PROVINCE WHICH IS DENSELY POPULATED WITH A MUSLIM POPULATION IN A BUDDHIST COUNTRY.
- —Guest VINAY
SANTA CRUZ
- THIS IS A TENTATIVE NAME FOR A NEW COUNTRY IN SOUTHAMERICA SECEDING FROM BOLIVIA. THREE REGIONS FROM BOLIVIA ARE WILLING TO SECEDE SEPARATING EUROPEAN AND MESTIZOS FROM QUICHUA INDIANDS. TWO NEW COUNTRIES THEN BECAUSE BOLIVIA MIGHT BE WANTING TO CHANGE ITS NAME FOR ONE IN QUICHUA LANGUAGE.
- —simonbscl
Hawaii
- Folks here have a dream to regain their independance.
- —Guest kuladick
Pepsi
- I don't think you people are paying attention. It's been an awful long while since a new island has been discovered so rather obviously one soon will and go direct to independence. I suspect that, when the residents discover that naming it Pepsi will get each of them a free year's supply, they'll go for that idea, but I'm just guessing on that part.
- —ogdendunes
Gaza
- Gaza Strip could be the next new country. Now, the behaviour of this territory is almost as an independent country.
- —Guest Costa
Mindanao
- I think that Mindanao will secede from the Philippines and become something like the Islamic Republic of Mindanao.
- —Guest ChuckAnderson
Transnistria
- Transnistria (Pridnestrovje) will gain independence from Moldova
- —uhn556
Kurdistan
- I think central Asia is falling to pieces and we will definitely start seeing new powers, for better or worse, emerge there in the next decade or two. Kurdistan (which would constitute mostly regions of northern Iraq and southern Turkey) seems like a good enough candidate to me, though I'm sure it will really be some place in that region I've never heard of.
- —Guest Lovejoy
Maybe South Yemen?
- Twenty years ago North and South Yemen was united into Yemen. But now the south with most of the natural ressources has a strong independence movement.
- —LarsK
