alt Hacker NewsI would argue that Go is the closest spiritual descendant of Wirth's languages. If you changed braces into BEGIN/END and so on, it would look a ton like Oberon or Modula 2/3.
It adds features (goroutines, channels, slices), changes some (modules become packages), the generics are a little different, and it eschews some of Wirth's pragmatic type safety ideas (like range types). It even has ":=" for assignment.
The general spirt is the same, I think: Small language, simple compiler (compared to many other languages), "dumb" type system, GC, engineering-focused rather than-type theory-focused.
The part of Delphi that is interesting, and isn't really mentioned much for some reason, is the component library - VCL (windows only) and Firemonkey (Cross platform). Like the language does what's needed, garbage collection would be nice, and is on iOS, but the really nice part is the ability to make things by dragging and dropping visual and non visual components, and making your own components in the same language.