State of Izmir

The State of Izmir (Turkish: İzmir Devleti, Greek: Πολιτεία της Σμύρνης) or more commonly known as Izmir is a country located in the Aegean coast of the now defunct Turkey. It borders Aydın to its south, Denizli and Kütahya to its east, Balıkesir to its north and the Aegean Sea to its west. 
The State suffers a number of problems, including the Karacakoyun nomads being a nuisance for asserting control over its eastern reaches and piracy being rampant in the Aegean Sea. Unlike many other nations bordering Izmir, this nation upholds Libertarianism as its ideology. 
Also unlike many larger cities devastated by thermonuclear weapons, Izmir was spared from direct nuclear strikes, avoiding the crippling effects of radiation. This fortunate circumstance allowed Izmir to maintain a stable government and develop a thriving economy based on maritime trade and libertarian principles.
Despite these challenges, Izmir persists as a bastion of freedom and prosperity in a tumultuous world. Its adherence to libertarian ideals shapes its policies and governance, fostering a society where individual freedoms are paramount, even amidst the trials of post-nuclear survival.
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