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I'm thinking of a corrupt, somewhat authoritarian democracy that just elected a leftist, anti-corruption candidate to the presidency. I'll probably keep a lot of things from this version of Cavendia, but a lot of it will also be different.
Petrokovia, Roelandia, and Frenya
Haha, in a way, yeah.
Roelandia and Frenya
The map is finally updated. I also made some changes to the PEO situation. The monarchists have been squished and as a result fell apart. The (democratic) rebels meanwhile droive a wedge between the northernmost and the westernmost part of the loyalist territory and as a result it fell prey to warlords due to cut off supply lines. As this was happening, the Seyriuan clique in the east got centralised by the actions of an ex PEO marshal who rallied his troops, destroyed a few competitors and basically took control of the small band of oligarchs who were running the area in the east. Now he is keeping them under control using gift economics. After this, this new faction launced a succesfull assault on the monarchist faction and destroyed them. They are now the most powerfull faction in the PEO civil war and are threatening to conquer the entire nation and reform it under Marshal Bertholds rule. Which is basically a return to the old fascist state but with an even more despotic leader at the top. I'll make a n,ews post about what Roelandia intends to do about that soon.
I did this to try and bring some life into the region again.
Come to think of it, there are some strange things about my country. Roelandia is a Federal semi-presidential constitutional republic. There is only one example of that in the real world and that is the Russian federation. Furthermore, my country is a unicameral (...monocameral...) federation. There is only one example of that in the world as well and that is...well, ...Venezuela... AND to top it off. My federation has an extra federal level. The first federal level (regional level) is subdivided into its own federal level, the so called "city-states" (local level). Here too there is only one example that comes somewhat close to that arrangement in the real world and that is Bosnia-Herzegovina... I know, none of these are stellar examples of good governance...
Although, the actual governmental structures and their functioning are mainly inspired by Belgium, Germany and France (mostly in that order).
Additionally, Roelandia is also characterized by so called "layer cake" federalism (as opposed to "marble cake" federalism).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_federalism
A lot of the issues those nations face, govermentarily, aren't due to the thing they share in common with your nation, though.
For instance, Russia's government issues don't stem from it being a semi-presidential federal republic. To the contrary, Russia wouldn't be able to exist in its current form, with its current borders, unless it used such a system (arguably, a monarchy could still rule over such a large and diverse area, but in a modern setting, I sincerely doubt it could do so and be sustainable). On paper, Russia's system is actually pretty damn good, most of the issues stem from holdovers and internal grudges from the Soviet era, as well as Putin's megalomania and cult of personality; Putin has very popular support within the rest of the government, to the point that he rarely ever sees any opposition to his actions. And due to this popularity, when he does face serious opposition, most officials are willing to look the other way if he "deals" with it.
For as much as I dislike how much Congress and POTUS seem to become deadlocked, it does help keep things at bay. (y'know, except for when Congress gets bought out and bribed).
Yes, I know that. Russia's constitution was partially inspired by that of the French fifth republic (The current French regime, in force since 1958) so that's why it bears so many resemblences to France (except for the fact that Russia is a federal syustem and France is unitary). With one important difference however: The Russian president can dismiss the prime minister, France's can't. Only the National assembly can do that. These are chategorized by the two subtypes of semi-presidential regimes, Premier-presidential (France) and President-parliamentary (Russia).
Roelandia is off course the former subtype (Premier-Presidential)
sorry for my inactivity, boys, especially since i was hosting the conference :(
exams just keep coming up for me...
Roelandia and Fraysil
Happy birthday to Roelandia! :D
Roelandia and Fraysil
Thanks :)
happy birthday dude!
Roelandia and Frenya
I know I'm late but happy birthday Roelandia!
Also, Armenda, I hope you do well on your exams.
Things are less hectic now for me. I've submitted about half my college applications, so I have more free time now. I expect to be more active in this region.
Roelandia, Frenya, and Fraysil
If you've ever wondered what Roelandia's official chancellor's car looks like, here it is: https://i.imgur.com/gqGWWSu.png (I know the flags look horrible. My photoshop refuses to download its update properly so as long as that is out of action I'll have to content with this kind of poor editing quality saddly...)
The emblem on the side is the Chancellor's emblem. The bird is a phoenix which is also featured on the federal government's coat of arms (the phoenix was chosen as the nation's symbol as a kind of "resurrection out of the ashes" methaphor after the civil war of the 1930's), the shield is symbolic for the role of protector the chancellor has (both in the sense of protecting the unity of the nation domestically and its integrity in terms of international relations). The 25 stars around the shield and phoenix are symbolic of the 25 governments of Roelandia (1 national, 3 regional, 20 local and 1 capital district).
Thanks for the happy birthday whish!
I hope you get into the college of your choice. I've heard that can be tricky in the USA... My country, Belgium, doesn't have them so the concept seems a bit alien to me. It mainly strikes me as awful really. Here we can just get into any college we whish without any real trouble (nor do we have any college loans). Seems like we in Europe have it easy here compared to you guys... I'm rooting for you!
I believe we talked about this earlier.
What we have established so far is that Roelandia recently had a civil war at around the ww2 mark (1939) and has a government in Its homeland (which at that point is a government of national union comprised of classical liberals, "Christian" (humanist actually) democrats and moderate leftists (social democratic and market socialists) and a government in the colonies comprised of far-right and nationalist elements. They have an uneasy truce that eventually breaks down and ushers in the colonial reconquista. This conflict can exist on its own but can also be integrated into a larger whole. For Instance, I know Petrokovia had an event similar to the great patriotic war that takes place at roughly the same time. GraeBia is (can't find the German SZ letter on my phone...) the lore puppet he uses for this. This nation could have been a Roelandian nationalist ally which prompted an alliance between the Roelandian mainland and Peteokovia. That's all we have so far I think.
Petrokovia and Frenya
Was up until 11:30 watching the returns. Stressful af.
In the US, grades 11 and 12 is the junior and senior year of high school. We don't really have grades in college.
Roelandia, Frenya, and Fraysil
Yeah, I think an alliance between Graeßia and the Roelandian Nationalists, and an alliance between Roelandia Proper and the DSRP would be nice.
Roelandia and Frenya
Chimeria class battleship of the Roelandian (mainland) navy, patrolling the Virgon ocean. 1942 (colorized)
https://i.imgur.com/aB15orv.png
(Notice the Roelandian flag on the mast)
Petrokovia and Frenya
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