Union of Free Eurasian Republics

*Союз Cвободных Евразийских Республик (CCEP)*

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The **Union of Free Eurasian Republics** (Russian: **Союз Cвободных Евразийских Республик**, tr. ***Soyuz Svobodnykh Yevraziyskikh Respublik***) commonly shortened to **Eurasia** or referred simply by the acronym **CCEP**, is a federal state spanning much of the continent of Eurasia. It is a constitutional federal republic under a *de facto* autocratic regime, with Moscow as its capital within its largest and most populous republic. Other major cities include Saint Petersburg, Tashkent, Almaty, and Novosibirsk. As of 2154, it is the largest country in the world, covering over 20 million square kilometers (7.7 million square miles) of land area and spanning ten timezones, and the fourteenth most populous, at a population of 194 million. It is also generally considered one of two current global superpowers, alongside its geopolitical rival, the United States.

Eurasia was formed in early January 2090 following a period of widespread economic turmoil, social unrest, and political instability throughout Eastern Europe and Asia motivated by the long-term negative after effects of the fall of the Soviet Union, and later the brief collapse of Russia, on post-soviet States. During the spring of 2089, mass protests in Kazakhstan, the Caucasus, and Confederate Russia led to several simultaneous *coups d’État* in those countries and their unification into the present-day Eurasia over the course of eight months. Protests in Ukraine eventually escalated to a protracted armed conflict between Ukrainian nationalists and pro-Eurasian militias in eastern parts of the country, prompting a military intervention from the newly formed Eurasian State in 2093. This resulted in an open war with Ukraine that lasted from 2093 to 2095, where Eurasia emerged victorious and annexed Crimea and Novorossiya.

The war in Ukraine and the concurrent fall of the United States consolidated Eurasia as the sole world superpower, a position it would retain until the reunification of the U.S. over fifty years later in the early 2150s. During this time, the nations of Eurasia were able to finally recover from the fallout of the previous century, enjoying an economic and industrial boom that boosted quality of life and development within the country. The population of Eurasia, which prior to the unification was experiencing a steep decline due to rising mortality rates and poor healthcare, stabilized and began increasing again thanks to extensive reforms that expanded and improved health services nationwide and introduced a successful welfare system. New economic policies enacted by the government fostered a more business-friendly environment and economic growth, and reduced income and wealth inequality among citizens. Eurasia’s industry grew significantly as well, and also through government action, which brought more investments into the country and diversified the industry into many different sectors. Today Eurasia is one of the largest exporters and producers of goods, and one of the wealthiest, most developed countries in the world.

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