Britain

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*For the First Republic, see First British Republic*
*For the Socialist Republic, see British Socialist Republic*

The **British Republic** (Scots: *Breetish Republic*), also known as the **Second Republic** (Scots: *Seicont Republic*) was a republic in western Europe lying off the north-western coast of the European mainland. It consisted of the island of Great Britain, the island of Ireland and a large number of smaller outlying islands. Completely surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, with the North Sea to its east, the English Channel to its south, and the Irish Sea to its south-west, the British Republic bordered no other sovereign states. Its closest and the only neighbour it had was the Kingdom of France across the English Channel to the south.

Britain was a member of the Walthamstow Pact and the Eurasian Union, and was the strongest country both economically and militarily, before its sudden collapse in authority.

## History

Following the collapse of the entire world, Britain emerged from the ruins of the apocalypse. She made her goals clear: to reunify the British Isles. The campaign was a major success, that the Conservatives, at that time, the ruling party of Britain, was very surprised to see no oppositions in the way. She pioneered most of the technological projects at once, or, as she called it, the "**Reprogressing** Process". Such technological projects include steam boats and the plan for a rapid re-industrialisation of the whole country.

### Socialist Party

The rise of socialism in Britain was certainly a welcoming one, although caused some disarray in the government as well. The Conservatives and Labour worried that the centuries-long status quo would be ended, and so secretly negotiated for a coalition in the next election. Which turned out badly, (2295 British general elections) with it being used as a way for the Socialists to become in power, the results of 2295 British snap election was a decisive Socialist win, along with the Irish Democratic Republican Left.

### Communist Labour Party

The sudden rise of Communism was very identical to the rise of Socialism, ironically, and forged their entire downfall, from the strongest party in just 9 years to a medium irrelevant party in the People's Assembly.

Britain saw many anti-war policies coming from the Communists, with their immediate withdrawal after losing their purpose and actual goal in the conflict in the Great Middle Eastern War, with the signing of the Treaty of Aleppo.

The party has also raised Britain's status in the world as a global power, leading the socialist movement in the world, and she pioneered one of the most socialistic economic policies in the world, and made her economy rose by greatly.

She transitioned to a direct democractic system in the 2350s, lasting for just a few years, before the Communist Party of Britain - CLP's successor - declare a one-party state, but all things must have an end. The 58 years rule of communism came to an end with the 2358 British chairmanship election, and she saw herself becoming a democratic republic once again.

### Transition back to a Liberal Democracy

With the event of the election, resulting in a decisive majority win for the Democratic Labour Party, the country is now in another form of government, or rather the return of the First Republic. Under the DLP, Britain continues its London Project, with now greater investments from foreign companies.

### Collapse of the Republic and Legacy

Historians still haven't figured out the reasons for Britain's collapse.

Its legacy can be considered very impactful, it constructed a world filled with socialist republics in every corner of the globe, made new socialist theories and develop the ideology into a form far greater than Leninism, etc. Following the collapse of the Republic, the Walthamstow Pact also followed suit, symbolising an end to the socialist ideology, which reformists and revisionists soon succeeded them.

## Military

The military of Britain is the strongest in the world, although with only over 1,000,000 overall soldiers, it possesses one of the world's greatest military technology, but it has never been tested due to her neutral policy towards all nations, unless her allies and socialism is attacked upon.

## Foreign Relations

Britain is a member of the Walthamstow Pact, the COMECON, the Eurasian Pact and the Atlantic-Pacific Trade Union.

During the rules of the Socialists and the Communists, Britain pioneered a policy to establish many socialist nations in the world, instead of using the methods of expansion like her counterparts in Europe, which did cause some tensions with America, although it was quickly resolved, until it has became tense again.

Britain considers her biggest rival to be France, controlling most of Western Europe, although the two now has a neutral relations toward each other, and is in a pact together.

The closest ally of Britain is considered to be Arab Union, who she relied on for many things, despite its size.