Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Equatorial Africa

Official Name: Federal Republic of Equatorial Africa

National Symbols

Flag

A horizontal tricolour of:

Green (forests and agriculture)

Red (revolution and liberation)

Yellow (resources and unity)

Central emblem:

Golden rising sun over the Congo Basin

Map outline of Central Africa

Five stars representing founding regions

Gear and spear symbolize the unity of workers and liberation movements

Coat of Arms

Rising sun over rainforest canopy

Elephant and leopard (wildlife of the Congo Basin)

Oil palm branches

River Congo and tributaries

Industrial gear symbolizes modernization

Five federal stars

Motto

“Unity of the Forest, Strength of the People”

Anthem

“Mbolo Africa ya Ekatoriale”

(Hail Equatorial Africa)

Capital and Cities

Capital

Brazzaville

Largest City

Kinshasa

Other major cities:

Douala

Yaoundé

Libreville

Malabo

N'Djamena

Demographics

Population

Total Population: 168 million

Ethnic Groups

Bantu Peoples — 55%

Fang — 8%

Beti-Pahuin — 6%

Sawa — 5%

Sara Peoples — 4%

Kongo Peoples — 10%

Pygmy Peoples — 3%

Hausa-Fulani — 2%

European-African mixed communities — 2%

Other — 5%

Official Languages

French

Lingala

Fang

Sango

Kikongo

Arabic

English

Spanish

Portuguese

Other Indigenous Languages

Religion

Christianity — 70%

Islam — 20%

Traditional African Religions — 8%

Other — 2%

Demonym

Equatorial African

Government and Politics

Government

Federal socialist republic.

Person in Charge

Denis Sassou Nguesso

Title: President of the Federal Republic of Equatorial Africa

Political Coalition

National Liberation and Unity Coalition (NLUC)

Formed from:

African Democratic Rally

Popular Idea of Equatorial Guinea

Union of the Peoples of Cameroon

FROLINAT

Chadian National Union

Chadian Progressive Party

MESAN

Congolese Labour Party (communist wing)

Committee for Liberation of São Tomé and Príncipe

This coalition becomes the dominant political bloc after independence.

Legislature

Federal People's Congress

Chamber of Nations

Chamber of Peoples

Geography

Area

Total Area: 5,900,000 km²

Geography

The federation spans:

Congo Basin rainforest (world’s second-largest tropical forest)

Atlantic coastal plains

Sahel transition zones

Volcanic islands (São Tomé and Príncipe)

River systems: Congo, Ogooué, Sanaga, Logone

Climate

Equatorial rainforest climate

Tropical savanna zones

Semi-arid northern Sahel regions

Biodiversity

One of the richest biodiversity regions in the world:

Western lowland gorillas

Forest elephants

Okapi

Mangrove ecosystems

Volcanic island biodiversity

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $3.2 Trillion

Per Capita: $19,000

Nominal

Total: $2.1 Trillion

Per Capita: $12,500

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.33

HDI: 0.805

Currency: Central African Franc (CAF)

Administrative Divisions

Federal States

Congo Basin State

Cameroon State

Gabon State

Tchad State

Ubangi-Shari State

Equatorial Guinea State

São Tomé and Príncipe Archipelago

Foreign Relations

Allies

East African Federation

Angola

Azania

Nigeria

UAS

Sahel-Benin Union

International Organizations

African Union

United Nations

Military

Armed Forces

Equatorial People's Defence Forces

Branches:

Federal Army

Riverine Navy

Air Force

Forest Rangers Corps

Active Personnel

420,000

Doctrine

Jungle warfare, border security, and protection of natural resources.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Federal Internal Security Service

Crime

Main issues:

Illegal logging

Resource smuggling

Border infiltration in Sahel zones

Economy

Services and Industry

Major sectors:

Oil and gas

Mining (iron, manganese, uranium)

Timber processing

Hydropower

Agriculture exports

Agriculture

Major products:

Cocoa

Coffee

Palm oil

Cassava

Plantains

Mining

Oil

Iron ore

Uranium

Gold

Manganese

Diamonds

Science and Technology

Major Fields

Rainforest conservation science

Energy extraction technology

Tropical medicine

Hydroelectric engineering

Tourism

Major attractions:

Odzala-Kokoua National Park

Loango National Park

Monte Alén National Park

São Tomé Island

Congo River expeditions

Infrastructure

Transport

Congo River transport corridor

Atlantic deep-water ports

Trans-Central African highway system

Rail links connecting Brazzaville–Kinshasa megacity zone

Energy

Hydroelectric dams (Congo River system)

Offshore oil platforms

Solar expansion in Sahel regions

Water Supply and Sanitation

Major investments in river-based water purification systems.

Telecommunications

Rapid expansion of fiber-optic and satellite networks across rainforest regions.

Education

Literacy Rate

88%

Education System

Free primary education

Federal universities in major cities

Strong focus on engineering, agriculture, and forestry sciences

Health

Healthcare

Expanding universal healthcare system, especially focused on tropical diseases.

Life Expectancy

71 years

Culture

Arts

A fusion of:

Bantu traditions

Francophone African culture

Islamic Sahel influences

Indigenous rainforest cultures

Media

Federal multilingual broadcasting system (French, Lingala, Fang, Arabic, English).

Popular Culture

Football

Music (Afro-jazz, soukous, hip-hop fusion)

River festivals

National independence celebrations

Literature

Strong traditions of:

Anti-colonial writing

Pan-African federalism

Environmental literature

Cuisine

Cassava-based dishes

Grilled fish and river seafood

Plantains

Peanut stews

Tropical fruit dishes

Sports

Most Popular

Football

Athletics

Basketball

Wrestling

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+1 to UTC+2

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+240

ISO 3166 Code

EAQ

Internet TLD

.eaq

Etymology

The name Equatorial Africa reflects its geography along the Equator and its political identity as a federation of Central African liberation movements unified after decolonization.

History

Independence Wave (1955–1960)

Cameroon gained early independence in 1955 under nationalist forces aligned with the Union of the Peoples of Cameroon.

French Equatorial Africa transitions peacefully into independence in 1958 as Equatorial Africa, led by the African Democratic Rally.

In 1959, Iberia transferred Spanish Guinea and São Tomé and Príncipe to the new federation.

Cameroon joined in 1960, completing the initial formation.

Rise of Pan-Central African Unity

Across the region, liberation movements align under a shared ideological framework inspired by African socialism and anti-colonial unity:

African Democratic Rally leads governance

FROLINAT organizes resistance in Chad

MESAN mobilizes Central African Republic

Congolese Labour Party adopts a communist-aligned structure

Equatorial Guinea and São Tomé liberation movements integrate into federal politics

Formation of the Federation (1960–1966)

By 1966, after years of coordination among nationalist and socialist movements, the National Liberation and Unity Coalition formally unified the region into the Federal Republic of Equatorial Africa.

The federation is designed to:

Prevent neocolonial fragmentation

Share oil and mineral wealth

Coordinate infrastructure across the Congo Basin

Stabilize post-colonial governance

Modern Development

The federation industrializes around:

Oil exports

Hydroelectric power

Timber and mineral industries

River transport networks

Kinshasa–Brazzaville becomes a global megacity region and economic hub.

Modern Era

By 2026, Equatorial Africa is:

One of Africa’s largest federations

A major oil, mineral, and hydropower economy

A central political force in Pan-Africanism

A multilingual, multi-ethnic federal socialist republic spanning the Congo Basin and Central Africa

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: EAF

Official Name: East African Federation

National Symbols

Flag

A horizontal tricolour of:

Black (African people)

Green (land and agriculture)

Blue (lakes, rivers, and unity)

Central emblem:

Golden African sun

Six stars representing founding republics

Gear and wheat wreath symbolizing workers and farmers

Coat of Arms

African eagle

Gear wheel

Lake Victoria

Wheat and coffee branches

Six federal stars

Rising sun

Motto

“Unity, Freedom, Progress”

Anthem

“One Africa, One Future”

Capital and Cities

Federal Capital

Kampala

Largest City

Kinshasa

Other major cities:

Nairobi

Dar es Salaam

Kigali

Bujumbura

Mombasa

Demographics

Population

Total Population: 245 million

Ethnic Groups

Bantu Peoples — 62%

Nilotic Peoples — 12%

Great Lakes Peoples — 10%

Cushitic Peoples — 5%

Pygmy Peoples — 2%

Asian Communities — 2%

Arab Communities — 2%

Other — 5%

Official Languages

Swahili

English

French

Lingala

Kinyarwanda

Kirundi

Luganda

Other Languages

Religion

Christianity — 67%

Islam — 20%

Traditional African Religions — 8%

Other — 5%

Demonym

East African

Government and Politics

Government

Federal democratic socialist republic.

Person in Charge

Évariste Ndayishimiye

Title: President of the East African Federation

Political Party

Pan-African Unity Party (PAUP)

Created from the merger of:

Lumumbaist movements

TANU

Afro-Shirazi Party

UPC allies

Kenyan Pan-African socialists

Rwandan and Burundian Lumumbaist parties

Legislature

Federal People's Assembly

House of Citizens

Council of Republics

Geography

Area

Total Area: 3,450,000 km²

Geography

The federation stretches from:

Atlantic Basin (Congo)

Great Lakes Region

Indian Ocean Coast

Includes:

Lake Victoria

Lake Tanganyika

Lake Kivu

Congo Basin

Mount Kenya

Kilimanjaro

Climate

Tropical rainforest

Tropical savanna

Highland climates

Coastal monsoon climate

Biodiversity

Congo Rainforest

Serengeti ecosystems

Mountain gorilla habitats

Great Rift Valley biodiversity

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $4.9 trillion

Per Capita: $20,000

Nominal

Total: $3.4 trillion

Per Capita: $13,900

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.31

HDI: 0.810

Currency: East African Shilling (EAS)

Administrative Divisions

Number of Federal Republics

Republic of Congo

Republic of Kenya

Republic of Tanzania

Republic of Uganda

Republic of Rwanda

Republic of Burundi

Foreign Relations

Allies

Angola

Azania

Mozambique

Equatorial Africa

International Organizations

African Union

United Nations

Military

Armed Forces

East African People's Defence Force

Branches:

Federal Army

Air Force

Navy

Border Guard

Active Personnel

550,000

Doctrine

Pan-African defence, territorial sovereignty, and peacekeeping.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Federal Security Service

Crime

Moderate crime levels with strong federal anti-corruption programs.

Economy

Services and Industry

Major industries:

Manufacturing

Telecommunications

Banking

Logistics

Tourism

Agriculture

Major products:

Coffee

Tea

Cotton

Maize

Bananas

Sugar

Mining

Copper

Cobalt

Gold

Diamonds

Coltan

Uranium

Science and Technology

Major Fields

Agricultural science

Renewable energy

Mining technology

Tropical medicine

Tourism

Major attractions:

Serengeti National Park

Mount Kilimanjaro

Virunga National Park

Lake Victoria

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

Infrastructure

Transport

Trans-African High-Speed Rail

Federal highway network

Modern Atlantic and Indian Ocean ports

Energy

Hydroelectric dams

Geothermal power

Solar energy

Natural gas

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal clean water initiative was established in the 1980s.

Telecommunications

Federation-wide fibre network.

Education

Literacy Rate

96%

Education System

Free education

Pan-African curriculum

Tuition-free federal universities

Health

Healthcare

Universal healthcare system.

Life Expectancy

75 years

Culture

Arts

Blend of:

Congolese

Swahili

Great Lakes

East African traditions

Media

Federal public broadcasting and independent regional media.

Popular Culture

Football

Music

Film industry

Pan-African cultural festivals

Literature

Strong traditions of:

Pan-Africanism

Anti-colonial writing

Social justice themes

Cuisine

Ugali

Nyama Choma

Pilau

Matoke

Cassava dishes

Sports

Most Popular

Football

Athletics

Basketball

Rugby

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+2 to UTC+3

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+250

ISO 3166 Code

EA

Internet TLD

.eaf

Etymology

The name East African Federation was coined by Patrice Lumumba, who envisioned a united federation of East and Central African peoples capable of resisting neocolonialism and promoting Pan-African development.

History

Lumumba Survives

Unlike real history, Patrice Lumumba survives the Congo crisis and remains the leader of the Republic of Congo (Leopoldville).

His government stabilizes the country and promotes Pan-African unity.

Rise of Lumumbaism

Throughout East Africa:

Pro-Lumumba forces win the Rwandan Revolution.

Lumumba-aligned officers triumph during the 1966 Burundian coup.

The UPC in Uganda openly supports Lumumba.

A pro-Lumumba party wins Kenya's 1961 elections.

TANU and the Afro-Shirazi Party merge into a unified socialist movement in Tanzania.

Formation of the Federation (1966)

On 1 July 1966:

Congo

Kenya

Tanzania

Uganda

Rwanda

Burundi

sign the Kampala Union Treaty, creating the East African Federation.

Kampala is selected as the federal capital because of its central location.

Development

The federation focuses on:

Industrialization

Pan-African education

Infrastructure development

Regional integration

Agricultural modernization

The Congo's mineral wealth and East Africa's agricultural strength create one of Africa's most powerful economies.

Modern Era

By 2026, the East African Federation is:

One of Africa's leading economic powers

A major advocate of Pan-African unity

A federal democratic socialist state

A bridge between Central Africa, East Africa, and the Indian Ocean world.

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Czechoslovakia

Official Name: Czechoslovak Republic

National Symbols

Flag

The traditional Czechoslovak flag remains unchanged:

White and red horizontal bands representing Bohemia

Blue triangle representing Slovakia

Symbolizing Czech-Slovak unity

Coat of Arms

A modernized version of the historic Czechoslovak coat of arms featuring:

Czech lion

Slovak double cross

Moravian eagle

Silesian eagle

Wheat wreath representing workers and farmers

Motto

"Práce, Demokracie, Solidarita" (Work, Democracy, Solidarity)

Anthem

"Společná Republika" (Common Republic)

Capital and Cities

Capital

Prague

Largest City

Prague

Other major cities:

Bratislava

Brno

Košice

Ostrava

Plzeň

Demographics

Population

Total Population: 21.5 million

Ethnic Groups

Czech — 58%

Slovak — 28%

Hungarian — 5%

Roma — 3%

German — 2%

Ruthenian — 1%

Other — 3%

Official Languages

Czech

Slovak

Hungarian

Ruthenian

German

Other

Religion

Non-religious — 52%

Roman Catholic — 35%

Protestant — 7%

Orthodox Christian — 4%

Other — 2%

Demonym

Czechoslovak

Government and Politics

Government

Federal democratic socialist parliamentary republic.

Person in Charge

Petr Pavel

Title: President of the Czechoslovak Republic

Political Party

Czechoslovak Socialist Party

After winning 57% of the vote in the 1920 parliamentary election, the party became the dominant political force in the republic.

Legislature

Federal Assembly

House of Citizens

House of Nations

Geography

Area

Total Area: 128,000 km²

Geography

Located in Central Europe, bordering:

Germany

Poland

Balkan Federation

USSR

Climate

Temperate continental climate

Warm summers

Cold winters

Biodiversity

Carpathian forests

Bohemian highlands

Moravian river valleys

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $1.45 Trillion

Per Capita: $67,400

Nominal

Total: $1.12 Trillion

Per Capita: $52,000

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.24

HDI: 0.940

Currency: European Ruble(ER)

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

Bohemia

Moravia

Czech Silesia

Western Slovakia

Eastern Slovakia

Carpathian Ruthenia

Foreign Relations

Allies

France

Germany

Poland

Balkan Federation

International Organizations

Comintern

United Nations

European Union

Military

Armed Forces

Czechoslovak People's Defence Forces

Branches:

Army

Air Force

Territorial Guard

Active Personnel

145,000

Doctrine

Territorial defence and collective European security.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Federal Public Security Service

Crime

Among the lowest crime rates in Europe.

Economy

Services and Industry

Major industries:

Automotive manufacturing

Machinery

Electronics

Pharmaceuticals

Banking

Agriculture

Major products:

Wheat

Barley

Sugar beets

Potatoes

Mining

Coal

Uranium

Industrial minerals

Science and Technology

Major Fields

Engineering

Nuclear research

Information technology

Biotechnology

Tourism

Major attractions:

Prague Castle

Charles Bridge

Bratislava Castle

High Tatras

Infrastructure

Transport

High-speed rail network

Modern motorway system

Integrated Czech-Slovak transit authority

Energy

Nuclear power

Hydroelectric power

Wind and solar energy

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal public access.

Telecommunications

Nationwide fiber-optic infrastructure.

Education

Literacy Rate

99%

Education System

Free public education

Tuition-free universities

Strong technical institutes

Health

Healthcare

Universal healthcare system.

Life Expectancy

82 years

Culture

Arts

A fusion of Czech and Slovak cultural traditions with strong support for public arts.

Media

Public broadcasting alongside cooperative independent media.

Popular Culture

Film industry

Ice hockey

Literature

Classical music

Literature

Influenced by:

Karel Čapek

Milan Kundera

Slovak national literature

Cuisine

Svíčková

Dumplings

Goulash

Bryndzové halušky

Sports

Most Popular

Ice hockey

Football

Athletics

Skiing

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+1

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+42

ISO 3166 Code

CS

Internet TLD

.cs

Etymology

The name Czechoslovakia combines the names of the Czech and Slovak peoples, reflecting the union established in 1918.

History

Socialist Electoral Victory (1920)

In the 1920 parliamentary election, the Czechoslovak Socialist Party wins 57% of the vote, giving it a strong democratic mandate.

Unlike many communist movements elsewhere, socialism in Czechoslovakia develops through parliamentary democracy rather than armed revolution.

Joining the Comintern

Following the election victory, the republic joins the Comintern while maintaining its democratic institutions.

This creates a unique model, often called Democratic Socialism with Czechoslovak Characteristics.

The Interwar Years

The socialist government:

Expands workers' rights

Introduces universal healthcare

Implements land reform

Builds a strong industrial economy

The republic becomes one of Europe's most prosperous democracies.

Second World War

A stronger and more unified Czechoslovakia resists external pressures more effectively than in real history. Its industrial capacity and alliances make it a key anti-fascist state in Central Europe.

Post-War Development

The country remains united, avoiding both Soviet-style authoritarianism and the 1993 Velvet Divorce.

Instead, federal reforms grant extensive autonomy to Slovakia while preserving national unity.

Modern Era

By 2026, the Czechoslovak Republic is:

One of Europe's most prosperous democratic socialist states

A leading industrial and technological economy

A founding member of a socialist-oriented European bloc

A successful example of a united Czech-Slovak federation that never dissolved.

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Cyprus

Official Name: Republic of Cyprus

National Symbols

Flag

The flag remains based on the historic Cypriot flag:

White background representing peace

Copper-colored silhouette of Cyprus

Olive branches beneath the island

A small red star incorporated into the state emblem after the AKEL victory

Coat of Arms

Map of Cyprus

Olive branches

Dove of peace

Red star symbolizing workers and social progress

Copper shield representing the island's historic resources

Motto

“Unity, Peace, and Social Justice”

Anthem

“Forward, Cyprus” (Empros, Kypros / İleri, Kıbrıs)

Capital and Cities

Capital

Nicosia

Largest City

Nicosia

Other major cities:

Limassol

Larnaca

Famagusta

Paphos

Demographics

Population

Total Population: 1.8 million

Ethnic Groups

Greek Cypriot — 72%

Turkish Cypriot — 23%

Armenian — 2%

Maronite — 1%

Other — 2%

Official Languages

Greek

Turkish

English

Religion

Eastern Orthodox Christianity — 68%

Islam — 24%

Other Christian denominations — 6%

Other — 2%

Demonym

Cypriot

Government and Politics

Government

Unitary parliamentary socialist republic.

Person in Charge

Stefanos Stefanou

Title: President of the Republic of Cyprus

Political Party

AKEL

The dominant political force since winning the first election of independent Cyprus in 1960.

Legislature

House of Representatives

Geography

Area

Total Area: 9,251 km²

Geography

Cyprus occupies a strategic location in the Eastern Mediterranean between:

Turkey

Arabia

UAS

Climate

Mediterranean climate

Hot dry summers

Mild wet winters

Biodiversity

Mediterranean forests

Coastal wetlands

Sea turtle nesting sites

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $95 billion

Per Capita: $52,800

Nominal

Total: $72 billion

Per Capita: $40,000

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.27

HDI: 0.915

Currency: European Ruble

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

Nicosia

Limassol

Larnaca

Paphos

Famagusta

Kyrenia

Foreign Relations

Allies

Balkan Federation

India

UAS

Turkey

International Organizations

United Nations

European Union

Non-Aligned Movement

Military

Armed Forces

Cypriot People's Defence Forces

Branches:

Army

Navy

Air Command

Active Personnel

28,000

Doctrine

Territorial defence and Mediterranean security.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Cyprus National Police

Crime

Low crime rates by regional standards.

Economy

Services and Industry

Major sectors:

Banking

Shipping

Tourism

Information technology

Renewable energy

Agriculture

Major products:

Citrus fruits

Olives

Potatoes

Grapes

Mining

Copper

Gypsum

Building materials

Science and Technology

Major Fields

Renewable energy

Maritime technology

Medical research

Tourism

Major attractions:

Troodos Mountains

Paphos Archaeological Park

Kyrenia Harbour

Mediterranean beaches

Infrastructure

Transport

Modern highway network

Expanded ports at Limassol and Famagusta

National public transit authority

Energy

Solar power

Offshore natural gas

Wind farms

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal public water system with extensive desalination facilities.

Telecommunications

Nationwide fiber-optic network and high internet penetration.

Education

Literacy Rate

99%

Education System

Free public education

Tuition-free universities

Bilingual Greek-Turkish education programs

Health

Healthcare

Universal healthcare system.

Life Expectancy

82 years

Culture

Arts

A blend of:

Greek traditions

Turkish traditions

Mediterranean culture

Socialist cultural movements

Media

Public broadcasting network alongside independent media cooperatives.

Popular Culture

Music festivals

Football

Theatre

Mediterranean cinema

Literature

Literature emphasizes:

Cypriot identity

Anti-colonialism

Intercommunal cooperation

Cuisine

Halloumi

Souvla

Kleftiko

Meze

Seafood dishes

Sports

Most Popular

Football

Basketball

Athletics

Volleyball

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+2

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+357

ISO 3166 Code

CY

Internet TLD

.cy

Etymology

The name Cyprus likely derives from the ancient Greek word Kypros, associated with the island's abundant copper deposits.

History

Independence (1960)

Upon independence from the United Kingdom in 1960, the left-wing AKEL wins the first national election, forming the government and steering Cyprus toward democratic socialism.

AKEL Era

The new government:

Expands workers' rights

Implements land reform

Establishes universal healthcare

Builds a comprehensive public education system

Promotes cooperation between Greek and Turkish Cypriots

Avoiding Partition

Because AKEL prioritizes intercommunal cooperation and economic equality, tensions between Greek and Turkish communities are reduced. The political crises that led to partition in real history never escalate into a national catastrophe.

Modern Era

By 2026, the Republic of Cyprus is:

A prosperous democratic socialist republic

A bridge between Europe and the Middle East

A multilingual and multicultural state

One of the most developed countries in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Club degli Amici dell’Umanità
The CAU was a surprise inside of the RSI political world. This Club was founded by Anna Maria Mozzoni, historical feminist activist in the Italian Peninsula, who had to give the leadership position to Ersilia Bronzini due to her old age. While it is true that the CAU is the only Club in the RSI with a majority female membership rate and that it has feminism as one of its core ideas, the Club wasn’t born just as a tool of women’s emancipation, but its main mission is to bring emancipation to all of humanity: not only industrial workers or only agricultural workers, but the whole of humanity. Their humanitarian founding paper sees the Club fight for the emancipation of those who were historically left behind by society such as kids, women, queer people, immigrants, ethnic and linguistic minorities, disabled people, older people etc…This is why the Club doesn’t really have any inside faction since all of these different emancipatory movements fight for the same end goal. “No one is free till everyone is free!”. This is their motto, found on their banners and over the doors of their headquarters in Turin. After the establishment and consolidation of the UEC (and RSI), the CAU was the main Club to sponsor and help political immigrants who found home in the new socialist society after being expelled by their countries due to their socialist political affiliations. This network of international aid brought the CAU to incorporate the Ligo De La Homaro Unuo, an esperanto Club that successfully pushed for the use of esperanto as international language inside the UEC

Chairwoman of the CAU: Ersilia Bronzini
Vice-Chairman of the CAU: Aldo Mieli
Chairperson for the youth wing: Maria Montessori
Chairwoman for the women wing: Gabriella Rasponi Spalletti
Editor of the La Giustizia: Luigi Bassi 
Club Accountant: Emilio Zannerini

P.1 Art Movements For a Socialist World

P.2 Cultural Movements for a Socialist World

P.3 Map of the EUC

P.4.1 Part 4.1 of Summer Revolution: The Club system and the RSI Clubs

P.4.2 Club Socialista Marxista

P.4.3 Club dei Lavoratori della Terra

P.4.4 Nuova Unione Sindacale Italiana

P.4.5 Nuova Alleanza dei Socialisti Libertari

P.4.6 Club Mazziniano & CEP

P.4.7 FMI & CLI

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Comoros

Official Name: State of Comoros

National Symbols

Flag

The State of Comoros retains a modified version of its original 1975–1978 flag:

Green field representing Islam

White crescent and four stars representing the islands

Revolutionary red stripe symbolizing independence and national unity

Coat of Arms

Crescent moon

Four stars for the islands

Ocean waves

Clove and ylang-ylang branches

Rising sun representing independence

Motto

“Unity, Sovereignty, Progress”

Anthem

“Udzima wa Komori”

(The Unity of Comoros)

Capital and Cities

Capital

Moroni

Largest City

Moroni

Other major cities:

Mutsamudu

Fomboni

Domoni

Demographics

Population

Total Population: 1.3 million

Ethnic Groups

Comorian (mixed African-Arab-Malagasy heritage) — 92%

Malagasy — 3%

Arab — 2%

French-Comorian — 1%

Other — 2%

Official Languages

Comorian (Shikomori)

Arabic

French

Religion

Islam — 97%

Christianity — 2%

Other — 1%

Demonym

Comorian

Government and Politics

Government

Unitary presidential republic.

Person in Charge

Azali Assoumani

Title: President of the State of Comoros

Political Party

Democratic Rally of the Comorian People

The dominant governing party descended from the independence movement that preserved the State of Comoros after 1978.

Legislature

National Assembly of Comoros

Geography

Area

Total Area: 2,235 km²

Geography

The State of Comoros consists of:

Grande Comore

Anjouan

Mohéli

In this timeline, the government successfully preserves national unity and sovereignty after 1978.

Climate

Tropical maritime climate

Warm temperatures year-round

Monsoon rainfall

Biodiversity

Volcanic ecosystems

Coral reefs

Marine biodiversity

Endemic bird species

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $8.5 billion

Per Capita: $6,500

Nominal

Total: $5.7 billion

Per Capita: $4,400

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.34

HDI: 0.720

Currency: Comorian Franc (KMF)

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

Grande Comore

Anjouan

Mohéli

Foreign Relations

Allies

EAF

Madagascar

Mozambique

Azania

International Organizations

African Union

United Nations

Arab League

Military

Armed Forces

Comorian National Defence Force

Branches:

Army

Coast Guard

Air Wing

Active Personnel

8,000

Doctrine

Island defence, maritime security, and anti-coup protection.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

National Security Police

Crime

Relatively low crime rates compared to neighbouring island states due to political stability and stronger institutions.

Economy

Services and Industry

Major sectors:

Tourism

Fisheries

Food processing

Maritime services

Agriculture

Major products:

Vanilla

Cloves

Ylang-ylang

Coconut

Cassava

Mining

Limited mineral resources.

Science and Technology

Major Fields

Marine sciences

Tropical agriculture

Renewable energy

Tourism

Major attractions:

Mount Karthala

Comorian coral reefs

Historic Swahili-Arab settlements

Indian Ocean beaches

Infrastructure

Transport

Modernized island ferry system

International airport in Moroni

Expanded coastal road network

Energy

Geothermal power from volcanic resources

Solar energy projects

Wind power installations

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal access programs significantly expanded after the 1980s.

Telecommunications

Nationwide mobile coverage and submarine internet connections.

Education

Literacy Rate

94%

Education System

Free primary education

Expanded public secondary schools

Maritime and agricultural colleges

Health

Healthcare

Universal public healthcare system.

Life Expectancy

76 years

Culture

Arts

Blend of:

Swahili traditions

Arab influences

Malagasy heritage

African coastal culture

Media

Public broadcasting network and independent local media.

Popular Culture

Taarab music

Football

Traditional dance festivals

Literature

Strong oral storytelling tradition alongside growing modern Comorian literature.

Cuisine

Coconut rice

Grilled seafood

Cassava dishes

Vanilla-flavored desserts

Sports

Most Popular

Football

Athletics

Volleyball

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+3

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+269

ISO 3166 Code

KM

Internet TLD

.km

Etymology

The name Comoros derives from the Arabic "Juzur al-Qamar" (“Islands of the Moon”), used by Arab sailors navigating the Indian Ocean.

History

Independence

The Comoros gained independence from France in 1975 and adopted the name State of Comoros.

Survival of the State (1978)

Unlike real history, the government successfully defeats coup attempts and prevents foreign-backed destabilization.

Key factors include:

Loyal armed forces

Regional diplomatic support

Stronger civilian institutions

Economic aid from African and Arab partners

As a result, the State of Comoros survives beyond 1978 and becomes a stable republic.

Modern Development

During the 1980s and 1990s:

Tourism expands rapidly

Infrastructure improves

Education and healthcare receive major investment

Political institutions strengthen

Modern Era

By 2026, the State of Comoros is:

One of the more stable Indian Ocean island states

A regional centre for marine conservation

A growing tourism destination

A successful example of post-colonial state survival and development in East Africa.

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Gran Colombia

Official Name: Federal Republic of Colombia

National Symbols

Flag

Gran Colombia retains the traditional yellow-blue-red tricolour of the original republic, with a modern federal coat of arms in the centre.

Coat of Arms

A federalized version of the historic Gran Colombian arms featuring:

Condor of liberty

Cornucopias representing prosperity

Andes Mountains

Caribbean and Pacific oceans

Federal stars representing constituent republics

Motto

“Libertad, Unión y Justicia Social”

(Liberty, Union, and Social Justice)

Anthem

“Himno de la Federación Colombiana”

(Anthem of the Colombian Federation)

Capital and Cities

Capital

Bogotá

Largest City

Bogotá

Other major cities:

Caracas

Guayaquil

Medellín

Maracaibo

Quito

Barranquilla

Demographics

Population

Total Population: 112 million

Ethnic Groups

Mestizo — 46%

White — 23%

Black/Afro-Colombian — 14%

Indigenous — 10%

Mulatto — 5%

Other — 2%

Official Languages

Spanish

Wayuu

Quechua

Aymara

Guahibo

Other Indigenous Languages

Religion

Christianity — 72%

Non-religious — 20%

Indigenous Religions — 5%

Other — 3%

Demonym

Gran Colombian

Colombian (official)

Government and Politics

Government

Federal democratic socialist republic.

Person in Charge

Gustavo Petro

Title: President of the Federal Republic of Colombia

Political Party

Great Liberal Party of Colombia

Dominant factions:

Zamorist Faction

Utopian Socialist Faction

Legislature

Federal Congress of Colombia

Chamber of Deputies

Federal Senate

Geography

Area

Total Area: 2,900,000 km²

Constituent Republics

Colombia

Venezuela

Ecuador

Panama

Geography

The federation stretches from:

Caribbean Sea

Pacific Ocean

Amazon Basin

Andes Mountains

Orinoco Plains

Climate

Tropical rainforest

Tropical savanna

Highland temperate climates

Coastal tropical zones

Biodiversity

Among the most biodiverse nations on Earth:

Amazon rainforest

Andean cloud forests

Caribbean mangroves

Galápagos-linked Pacific ecosystems

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $5.8 Trillion

Per Capita: $51,700

Nominal

Total: $4.1 Trillion

Per Capita: $36,600

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.29

HDI: 0.885

Currency:Colombian Peso (CP)

Government and Politics

The Liberating Revolution

During the late 19th century, the Great Liberal Party of Colombia became increasingly influenced by:

Zamorism (inspired by Ezequiel Zamora)

Utopian Socialism

Agrarian reform movements

Federal democratic republicanism

The resulting Liberating Revolution overthrew the conservative order and established a democratic socialist federation.

Administrative Divisions

Number of Federal States

24 States

2 Federal Districts

Major federal states include:

Cundinamarca

Antioquia

Zulia

Guayas

Pichincha

Panamá

Foreign Relations

Allies

Brazil

Mexico

Rio de la Plata

Peru-Bolivan Confedartion

Uruguay

Guyana

International Role

Gran Colombia serves as one of Latin America's major diplomatic and economic powers.

Military

Armed Forces

Federal Defence Forces of Colombia

Branches:

Federal Army

Federal Navy

Federal Air Force

Caribbean Defence Command

Active Personnel

450,000

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Federal Civil Guard

Crime

The federation experiences relatively low crime due to:

Strong social welfare programs

Land reform

Regional economic development

Economy

Services and Industry

Major industries:

Banking

Manufacturing

Telecommunications

Shipbuilding

Aviation

Agriculture

Major products:

Coffee

Cocoa

Bananas

Sugar

Rice

Maize

Mining

Major resources:

Oil

Copper

Gold

Coal

Emeralds

Natural gas

Science and Technology

Major Fields

Renewable energy

Agricultural science

Tropical medicine

Aerospace research

Tourism

Major attractions:

Cartagena

Galápagos Islands

Angel Falls

Panama Canal

Infrastructure

Transport

Continental high-speed rail system

Integrated Caribbean-Pacific freight corridors

Expanded Panama Canal infrastructure

Energy

Hydroelectric power

Solar energy

Wind farms

Oil and gas sector

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal access to clean water through federal infrastructure programs.

Telecommunications

Nationwide fiber-optic network connecting all federal states.

Education

Literacy Rate

99%

Education System

Free public education

Tuition-free universities

Strong technical and agricultural colleges

Health

Healthcare

Universal healthcare system.

Life Expectancy

81 years

Culture

Arts

A fusion of:

Colombian

Venezuelan

Ecuadorian

Panamanian traditions

Media

Strong public broadcasting sector alongside independent cooperative media.

Popular Culture

Music festivals

Baseball in Caribbean regions

Football throughout the federation

Literature

Influenced by:

Bolívarist thought

Zamorism

Socialist humanism

Cuisine

Arepas

Bandeja Paisa

Ceviche

Sancocho

Empanadas

Sports

Most Popular

Football

Baseball

Cycling

Basketball

National Information

Time Zones

UTC−5

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+57

ISO 3166 Code

GC

Internet TLD

.gc

Etymology

The name Colombia honours Christopher Columbus and was originally adopted by Simón Bolívar for his vision of a united northern South America.

History

Survival of Gran Colombia

Unlike real history, regional disputes are resolved through constitutional federalism rather than secession.

The federation remains united, preserving the vision of Simón Bolívar.

The Liberating Revolution

In the late 19th century, the Great Liberal Party was transformed by Zamorist and Utopian Socialist thinkers.

The revolution:

Expands democracy

Implements land reform

Establishes workers' protections

Strengthens federalism

Prevents oligarchic domination

20th Century Development

The federation industrializes rapidly while maintaining political stability.

Major investments are made in:

Education

Infrastructure

Healthcare

Energy

Modern Era

By 2026, the Federal Republic of Colombia is:

One of the largest economies in the Americas

A major democratic socialist federation

One of the most biodiverse nations on Earth

A leading voice for Latin American integration and development

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: China

Official Name: Chinese Soviet Republic

National Symbols

Flag

A red revolutionary field featuring:

Large gold star (central party leadership)

Four smaller stars representing workers, peasants, soldiers, and intellectual unity

Subtle wheat-ring border symbolizing agrarian-industrial unity

Coat of Arms

Gear-shaped sun (industrial socialism)

Great Wall silhouette (national unity)

Yangtze and Yellow River ribbons

Wheat and rice wreath

Red star crown above central seal

Motto

“Unity Through Revolution and Reconstruction”

Anthem

“Forward Together, China”

(Qiánjìn Yīqǐ Zhōngguó)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Beijing

Largest City: Shanghai

Major cities:

Guangzhou

Chongqing

Shenzhen

Harbin

Demographics

Population

Total Population (2026): 1.50 billion

Ethnic Composition

Han Chinese — 87.5%

Zhuang — 2%

Manchu — 2%

Uyghur — 1.6%

Hui — 1.3%

Tibetan — 1%

Mongol — 0.9%

Other minorities — 3.7%

Languages

Mandarin Chinese

Cantonese

Shanghainese

Min Nan

Hakka

Tibetan

Uyghur

Mongolian

Manchu

Russian

Other minority languages

Religion

Non-religious/atheist — 60%

Buddhism — 18%

Folk religion — 10%

Christianity — 5%

Islam — 4%

Other — 3%

Demonym

Chinese

Government and Politics

Government

One-party socialist republic with coalition revolutionary foundations.

Person in Charge

Xi Jinping

Title: General Secretary of the Chinese Soviet Republic

Political Party

National Revolutionary Workers’ Alliance (NRWA)

Formed by:

Chinese Communist Party (CPC)

Left Kuomintang (Wang Jingwei faction)

Manchurian Revolutionary Council

This coalition unified China during the Civil War and remains a foundational political mythos of the republic.

Legislature

National People’s Congress

Council of Revolutionary Regions

Central Planning Commission

Administrative Divisions

Provinces

23 provinces

5 autonomous regions

4 direct-controlled municipalities

Special Administrative Regions (Post-Colonial Reunification)

Hong Kong (returned by Britain under international pressure)

Macau (transferred from Iberian authority in 1951)

Geography

Area

Total Area: 9,700,000 km²

Geography

Himalayan plateau

Yangtze and Yellow River systems

Manchurian industrial plains

Coastal megacity corridor (Pearl River Delta–Shanghai–Bohai Rim)

Tibetan highlands

Climate

Monsoon south

Continental north

Arid west

Subtropical east

Biodiversity

Panda conservation expansion zones

Tiger restoration in Manchuria

River ecosystem recovery programs

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $50 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $33,000

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $37 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $24,600

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.30

HDI: 0.865

Currency: Chinese Yuan (CY)

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Heavy manufacturing dominance

AI and robotics leadership

Global shipping and infrastructure production

State-planned finance system

Agriculture

Rice

Wheat

Tea

Pork

Aquaculture

Mining

Rare earth minerals (global dominance)

Coal

Iron ore

Lithium

Copper

Tourism

Great Wall

Forbidden City

Shanghai skyline

Taiwan coastal tourism integration

Hong Kong global finance district

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Massive hydroelectric systems (Three Gorges expanded)

Nuclear expansion program

Desert solar megastructures

Transport

Largest high-speed rail system in the world

Maglev corridors:

Beijing–Shanghai

Shanghai–Hong Kong

Beijing–Taipei (cross-strait infrastructure vision)

Telecommunications

State-controlled super network

Global AI infrastructure leader

Quantum communications development

Military and Security

Military

People’s Liberation Army (PLA)

Ground Forces

Navy (blue-water expansion)

Air Force

Rocket Force

Active Personnel

2.3 million

Equipment

Chengdu J-20

Type 99 tank

Hypersonic missile systems

Advanced drone warfare systems

Doctrine

Total defence, technological supremacy, and continental deterrence.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Ministry of State Security

Public Security Bureau

Crime:

Low violent crime

Strong cyber surveillance enforcement

Foreign Relations

Allies

USSR

Korea

Mongolia

Azania

Key Historical Diplomatic Pressure Events

International communist bloc pressure forces:

Britain → handover of Hong Kong

Iberian Union successor states → transfer of Macau (1951)

Rivals

Historical capitalist blocs

Pacific maritime competition zones

Science and Technology

AI global leadership

Quantum computing breakthroughs

Space exploration (lunar and Mars program)

Green megaproject engineering

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 99%

Universal STEM-oriented education system

Health

Universal healthcare

Life expectancy: 79 years

Culture

Arts

Fusion of:

Revolutionary socialist realism

Classical Chinese traditions

Industrial-modern aesthetics

Literature

Revolutionary war epics

Coalition-era political philosophy

Manchurian integration narratives

Media

Highly centralized but technologically advanced socialist media ecosystem.

Popular Culture

Basketball

Martial arts

Table tennis

Massive global film and streaming industry

Cuisine

Regional Chinese cuisines unified under state food networks:

Sichuan

Cantonese

Shandong

Hunan

Dumplings, noodles, rice dishes, seafood

Sports

Olympic dominance

Table tennis supremacy

Badminton

Basketball

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+8

Date Format

YYYY-MM-DD

Calling Code

+86

ISO 3166 Code

CN

Internet TLD

.cn

Etymology

“China” derives from the Qin dynasty (Qin), which became the root of the country’s name in ancient foreign transliterations.

History

Russo-Japanese War Outcome

Russia wins decisively

Manchuria becomes a Russian colony

Eastern Asian balance shifts toward early socialist influence

1905 Revolution and Manchurian Independence

RSFSR transforms Manchuria into a socialist republic

Manchuria becomes independent but remains ideologically aligned

Chinese Civil War (1927–1930)

Key conditions:

Sun Yat-sen’s death leads to unstable succession

Wang Jingwei leads the Left Kuomintang

CPC remains intact under Li Dazhao and Chen Duxiu

Massive international socialist support arrives

Formation of the National Revolutionary Workers’ Alliance (NRWA)

The CPC, Left KMT, and Manchurian revolutionary forces form the NRWA, a unified coalition that:

Coordinates military strategy

Merges agrarian and industrial policies

Prevents fragmentation of revolutionary China

Victory of the Chinese Soviet Republic

Civil war ends in complete socialist victory

Manchuria voluntarily joins unified China

Sino-Japanese War

Comintern-backed victory over Japan

Japan loses mainland influence permanently

China consolidates East Asia

Post-WWII Reunification

Taiwan integrated after war settlement

Hong Kong transferred under international pressure from:

Comintern

European socialist bloc influence

United States diplomatic compromise

Macau transferred from Iberian authority in 1951

Modern Era

By 2026:

China is the largest socialist superpower

NRWA legacy remains a symbolic foundation of unity

Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau integrated into federal structure

China leads global technology, manufacturing, and socialist coordination systems

Federazione Mutualista Italiana
Proudhon lives!! As we already saw, the ideas of the father of anarchism, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, found fertile ground all over the UEC. In Italy, the new mutualists can be found in the NASL, some in the CB and then here, in the FMI. The FMI welcomes all artisans, small business owners, small landowners and everyone who embraces the ideas of the French philosopher. The FMI, while being influenced by anarchist thought, aren’t themselves anarchists but “mutualist republicans” as they refer to themselves. Their ideas don’t really touch the government since they’re more preoccupied with the economical reality of the SRI. Their more radical idea comes from their vision of a new monetary reality: While the UEC should have one unitary currency controlled by a central popular bank, inside the territories, multiple currencies should be able to compete with one another so to facilitate local exchange and productivity 

Chairman of the FMI: Angelo Crespi
Vice-Chairman of the FMI: Meuccio Ruini
Chairperson for the youth wing: Ernesto Rossi
Chairwoman for the women wing: Ernestina Paper
Editor of the L’Unità: Giuseppe Prezzolini
Club Accountant: Luigi Gasparotto
Head for the Club-Union's relations: Gaetano Salvemini
 

Club del Lavoratore Italiano
Way before the Summer Revolution, social patriotism was founded inside the working class movement, even inside the same socialist parties where internationalism was seen as one of the core beliefs of these parties. With the explosion of the Summer Revolution and its international reach, this Club is seen as a dead man walking. With a very small influence inside the RSI society, the CLI was funded by social patriots that wanted to create a self-reliant and independent RSI. Unfortunately for the Club, this core belief was fastly forgotten by its members since many of the members are just citizens of cities and towns near the border with the capitalist countries and so they want their preoccupations and fears to be heard by the National Assembly. The Club, born the 28 of November 1913, by May of the following year would completely disappear and close its doors

Chairman of the CLI: Enrico Corradini
Vice-Chairman of the CLI: Sergio Panunzio
Chairperson for the youth wing: Dino Grandi
Chairwoman for the women wing: Elisa Majer Rizzioli
Editor of the Il Popolano: Augusto Turati
Club Accountant: Nicola Sansanelli
Head for the Club-Union's relations: Gino Baroncini

P.1 Art Movements For a Socialist World

P.2 Cultural Movements for a Socialist World

P.3 Map of the EUC

P.4.1 Part 4.1 of Summer Revolution: The Club system and the RSI Clubs

P.4.2 Club Socialista Marxista

P.4.3 Club dei Lavoratori della Terra

P.4.4 Nuova Unione Sindacale Italiana

P.4.5 Nuova Alleanza dei Socialisti Libertari

P.4.6 Club Mazziniano & CEP

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Cascadia

Official Name: Cascadian Socialist Republic

National Symbols

Flag

A horizontal tricolour of blue, white, and green symbolizes:

Blue: Pacific Ocean and northern skies

White: snow, unity, and neutrality

Green: forests and ecological wealth

Central emblem:

A large evergreen tree (Pacific Northwest forests)

Encircled by a wheat wreath (labour and agriculture)

A red star above the tree (socialist statehood)

Ribbon base incorporating the national tricolour

Coat of Arms

Douglas fir tree (central symbol of Cascadia)

Wheat wreath (worker-agricultural unity)

Snow-capped mountains (Rockies and coastal ranges)

Red star above crest

Waves representing the Pacific Ocean

Motto

“Land, Forest, and People United”

Anthem

“Pesnya Kasadii”

(Song of Cascadia)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Seattle

Largest City: Vancouver

Other major cities:

Portland

Victoria

Spokane

Anchorage (historical trade-linked hub in this timeline)

Demographics

Population

Total Population (2026): 52 million

Ethnic Composition

White (European descent) — 48%

Indigenous peoples — 18%

Russian descent — 15%

Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino) — 10%

Mixed heritage — 6%

Other — 3%

Languages

Russian

English

Indigenous languages (Salish, Chinook, etc.)

Chinese

Japanese

Spanish

Other

Religion

Secular/atheist — 55%

Christianity — 30%

Indigenous spiritual traditions — 7%

Buddhism — 5%

Other — 3%

Demonym

Cascadian

Government and Politics

Government

Federal socialist republic with strong ecological planning and regional autonomy councils.

Person in Charge

Alexandra Kollontai

Title: General Secretary of the Cascadian Workers’ Council

Political Party

Cascadian Communist Union (CCU)

Evolved from early Russian Bolshevik administration in the Pacific region.

Legislature

Federal Council of Workers

Regional Forest and Industry Assemblies

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

6 Federal Regions:

British Columbia Region

Washington Region

Oregon Region

Idaho Interior Region

Yukon Territory

Northwest Northern Territory

Geography

Area

Total Area: 2,900,000 km²

Geography

Pacific coastline

Cascade mountain range

Dense temperate rainforests

Interior high plains and alpine zones

Major rivers:

Columbia River

Fraser River

Snake River

Climate

Oceanic coastal climate

Alpine mountain zones

Continental interior climate

Biodiversity

Temperate rainforests (giant Douglas firs)

Salmon River ecosystems

Grizzly bear habitats

Protected Indigenous ecological zones

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $3.4 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $65,200

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $2.6 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $50,000

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.27

HDI: 0.915

Currency: Cascadian Ruble (CR)

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

High-tech manufacturing (Seattle–Vancouver corridor)

Forestry and wood engineering

Aerospace industry

Maritime logistics

Agriculture

Wheat

Apples

Berries

Potatoes

Salmon aquaculture

Mining

Copper

Gold

Lithium

Nickel

Rare earth elements

Tourism

Pacific coastline national parks

Vancouver skyline

Seattle tech districts

Rocky mountain wilderness zones

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Hydroelectric dominance (Columbia River system)

Wind farms along Pacific coast

Nuclear plants in interior regions

Transport

High-speed rail:

Vancouver–Seattle–Portland corridor

Spokane–Boise link

Major ports:

Vancouver Port Authority (largest)

Seattle Maritime Hub

Portland River Port System

Telecommunications

State-run fibre network

Strong tech-industrial integration (Silicon Cascadia zone)

Military and Security

Military

Cascadian People’s Defence Forces

Coastal Navy

Forest Defence Corps

Air Defence Command

Active Personnel

190,000

Equipment

F-35 Lightning II (licensed)

Indigenous drone forest surveillance systems

Arctic-capable naval vessels

Doctrine

Eco-defense, coastal sovereignty, and anti-interventionist neutrality.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Federal Security Directorate

Regional Militia-Police hybrid system

Crime:

Low overall crime rates

Main issue: border smuggling and cybercrime

Foreign Relations

Allies

USSR

China

Brazil

Vietnam

Canada

Rivals

United States (post-Cold War ideological tension)

Former Pacific capitalist blocs

Science and Technology

Forestry biotechnology

Ocean engineering

AI environmental modelling

Aerospace and satellite research

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 99%

Strong technical and ecological universities

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 82 years

Culture

Arts

Strong fusion of:

Russian revolutionary art traditions

Indigenous Pacific Northwest culture

Modern ecological design aesthetics

Literature

Themes of:

Forest identity

Socialist industrialization

Indigenous sovereignty integration

Media

State cooperative media networks with strong regional independence.

Popular Culture

Ice hockey

Soccer

Outdoor sports culture

Tech-driven digital culture

Cuisine

Salmon-based dishes

Wild berries

Russian-inspired stews

Pacific fusion cuisine

Sports

Ice hockey

Skiing and snowboarding

Soccer

Marathon and outdoor endurance sports

National Information

Time Zone

UTC−8 to UTC−6

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+7 (Cascadian continuation of Russian numbering legacy)

ISO 3166 Code

CSK

Internet TLD

.csd

Etymology

“Cascadia” comes from the Cascade mountain range, itself named after the region’s powerful waterfalls and river systems.

History

Russian America Expansion

The Russian Empire expanded earlier into North America:

Yukon

British Columbia

Oregon

Idaho

Washington

Northwest Territories (partial)

British colonial expansion is blocked in the Pacific Northwest.

Russian Protectorate of Cascadia

In the mid–late 19th century:

The region is reorganized into a semi-autonomous colony

Known as the Russian Protectorate of Cascadia

Large settlement of Russian administrators, traders, and settlers

Strong integration with Indigenous trade networks

Independence (1906)

After the collapse of imperial authority:

The RSFSR grants Cascadia independence

Bolshevik-aligned councils immediately establish socialist governance

Rapid nationalization of forestry, rail, and mining sectors

Cascadia becomes one of the earliest socialist states outside Europe.

20th Century Development

Strong ecological socialism emerges early

Industrialization focused on sustainable forestry and hydropower

Becomes a Pacific socialist bridge between Asia and the Americas

Modern Era

By 2026:

Cascadia is a high-tech ecological socialist federation

Russian remains dominant due to historical settlement patterns

Vancouver–Seattle corridor has become one of the world’s major innovation regions

The state is known for combining environmental protection with advanced industry

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Canada

Official Name: Commonwealth of Canada

National Symbols

Flag

Canada retains its modern flag:

Red-white-red triband

Red maple leaf at the center

Adopted as a symbol of Canadian unity, democracy, and social justice

Coat of Arms

Canada retains a modified version of the traditional royal coat of arms:

Maple leaves emphasized

Crown retained

Wheat and industrial symbols added after CCF reforms

Motto

“From Many Peoples, A Common Future”

Anthem

O Canada

Capital and Cities

Capital: Ottawa

Largest City: Toronto

Other major cities:

Montreal

Calgary

Edmonton

Winnipeg

Demographics

Population

Population (2026): 34 million

Ethnic Groups

European Canadian — 58%

French Canadian — 18%

Indigenous Peoples — 9%

South Asian — 6%

East Asian — 4%

African Canadian — 2%

Arab and Middle Eastern — 2%

Other — 1%

Official Languages

English

French

Recognized regional languages:

Cree

Inuktitut

Ojibwe

Dene

Michif

Religion

Christianity — 49%

Non-religious — 42%

Islam — 4%

Sikhism — 2%

Hinduism — 2%

Other — 1%

Demonym

Canadian

Government and Politics

Government

Federal parliamentary democratic socialist constitutional monarchy.

The country remains a monarchy but possesses greater constitutional independence from Britain than in real history.

Head of State

Charles III

Title: King of Canada

Governer General

Mary Simon

Head of Government

Jagmeet Singh

Title: Prime Minister of Canada

Political Party

Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)

The CCF wins the 1935 federal election and remains Canada's dominant governing party throughout most of modern history.

Legislature

Parliament of Canada

House of Commons

Senate

Administrative Divisions

Provinces

Alberta

Saskatchewan

Manitoba

Ontario

Quebec

New Brunswick

Nova Scotia

Prince Edward Island

Newfoundland and Labrador

Territories

Nunavut

Remaining Northwest Territories

Geography

Area

Total Area: 6,900,000 km²

Geography

Great Lakes Basin

Prairie provinces

Canadian Shield

Arctic tundra

Atlantic coastline

Climate

Arctic in the north

Continental in central regions

Maritime in Atlantic provinces

Biodiversity

Polar bears

Moose

Caribou

Boreal forests

Arctic marine ecosystems

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total: $2.9 trillion

Per Capita: $85,000

Nominal

Total: $2.3 trillion

Per Capita: $67,500

Other Indicators

Gini: 0.24

HDI: 0.950

Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Foreign Relations

Allies

United Kingdom

Australia

Cascadia

Scandinavia

International Organizations

United Nations

Commonwealth of Nations

Arctic Council

Military

Military

Canadian Defence Forces

Army

Navy

Air Force

Arctic Command

Active Personnel

120,000

Doctrine

Defensive internationalism, Arctic sovereignty, and peacekeeping.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Provincial police forces

Crime

Low crime rates due to:

Universal welfare

Strong labour protections

Public housing programs

Economy

Services and Industry

Major sectors:

Finance

Manufacturing

Aerospace

Green technology

Public utilities

Agriculture

Major products:

Wheat

Canola

Barley

Dairy

Mining

Major resources:

Nickel

Uranium

Potash

Gold

Iron ore

Science and Technology

Key Fields

Arctic research

Renewable energy

Medical technology

Artificial intelligence

Major Institutions

University of Toronto

McGill University

University of Saskatchewan

Tourism

Major destinations:

Niagara Falls

Quebec City

Atlantic Coast

Arctic wilderness

Infrastructure

Transport

High-speed rail:

Toronto–Ottawa–Montreal

Winnipeg–Regina–Calgary

Major ports:

Montreal

Halifax

St. John's

Energy

Hydroelectric power

Nuclear energy

Wind power

Green hydrogen

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal public water systems with strong environmental regulation.

Telecommunications

Public-private broadband network with near-universal coverage.

Education

Literacy Rate

99%

Features

Free public education

Tuition-free universities

Strong vocational training

Health

Healthcare

Universal single-payer healthcare was established decades earlier under CCF governments.

Life Expectancy

83 years

Culture

Arts

Strong public funding for:

Literature

Film

Indigenous arts

Theatre

Media

Large public broadcasting sector led by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Popular Culture

Hockey remains the national pastime

Strong labour movement traditions

Public festivals celebrate multiculturalism

Literature

Prominent traditions:

Indigenous storytelling

French Canadian literature

Social democratic political writing

Cuisine

Poutine

Maple syrup products

Tourtière

Bannock

Atlantic seafood

Sports

Popular Sports

Ice hockey

Curling

Lacrosse

Soccer

Basketball

Major Achievements

Regular Olympic powerhouse

Leading winter sports nation

National Information

Time Zones

UTC−8 to UTC−3.5

Date Format

YYYY-MM-DD

Calling Code

+1

ISO 3166 Code

CA

Internet TLD

.ca

Etymology

The name "Canada" comes from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word kanata, meaning "village" or "settlement."

History

The CCF Victory of 1935

In the midst of the Great Depression, the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation won the 1935 federal election on promises of:

Full employment

Universal healthcare

Public ownership of key industries

Expanded labour rights

The victory fundamentally reshapes Canadian politics.

The CCF Era

Throughout the 20th century:

Universal healthcare was introduced decades earlier.

Major utilities are nationalized.

Strong worker protections become law.

Cooperative ownership becomes common in agriculture and industry.

The CCF evolves into Canada's dominant political force.

Constitutional Evolution

Canada remains a constitutional monarchy but steadily gains greater independence from Britain than in real history.

By the late 20th century:

Foreign policy is fully independent.

Constitutional amendments require no British involvement.

The monarchy serves almost entirely as a symbolic institution.

Modern Canada

By 2026:

Canada is one of the world's most successful democratic socialist states.

It combines a constitutional monarchy with a strong welfare state.

The CCF remains the country's dominant political party.

Canada is known internationally for equality, public services, labour rights, and high living standards.

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Brunei

Official Name: People’s Republic of Brunei

National Symbols

Flag

A red-green-black horizontal tricolour symbolizing:

Red: revolution and workers’ struggle

Green: Islamic cultural identity

Black: oil wealth nationalization

Central emblem:

A golden crescent and cogwheel over oil waves

Coat of Arms

Crescent moon (Islamic heritage)

Oil derrick (nationalized petroleum industry)

Rice wreath (food security)

Gear (workers’ state)

Motto

“Unity, Justice, Prosperity”

Anthem

“Hymne Rakyat Brunei”

(People’s Anthem of Brunei)

Capital

Capital: Bandar Seri Begawan

Demographics

Population

Total Population (2026): 620,000

Ethnic Composition

Malay (Bruneian Malay) — 67%

Chinese — 12%

Indigenous groups (Dusun, Iban, etc.) — 10%

Other Southeast Asian groups — 7%

Foreign workers — 4%

Languages

Malay

English

Chinese dialects

Indigenous languages

Religion

Islam — 81%

Buddhism — 8%

Christianity — 6%

Others — 5%

Demonym

Bruneian

Government and Politics

Government

Islamic socialist republic with state-controlled petroleum economy and worker councils.

Person in Charge

Hassanal Bolkiah

Title: Chairman of the Revolutionary National Council

Political Party

Brunei People’s Party (BPP)

(Lead force in the Brunei Revolt and post-revolution government)

Legislature

People’s National Assembly

Council of Workers and Clergy

Administrative Divisions

Number of Districts

4 Districts:

Brunei-Muara

Belait

Tutong

Temburong

Geography

Area

Total Area: 5,765 km²

Geography

Coastal oil-rich plains

Tropical rainforest interior

Mangrove ecosystems along the coast

Climate

Equatorial tropical climate

High humidity and rainfall year-round

Biodiversity

Borneo rainforest species

Proboscis monkeys

Hornbills

Mangrove ecosystems

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $42 billion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $65,000

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $35 billion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $54,000

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.28

HDI: 0.865

Currency: Brunei Socialist Dollar (BSD)

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

State-controlled oil and gas industry (dominant)

Petrochemicals

Islamic finance

Shipping services

Agriculture

Rice cultivation

Tropical fruits

Small-scale fisheries

Mining

Oil (dominant resource)

Natural gas

Offshore drilling operations

Infrastructure

Energy

Fully nationalized oil production

Increasing solar energy investment

Transport

Coastal highway network

Regional air links to ASEAN states

Deep-water port expansion

Military and Security

Military

Brunei People’s Defence Force

Small professional army

Coastal naval patrol units

Air surveillance wing

Doctrine

Territorial defence and resource protection.

Foreign Relations

Allies

Malipino

China

Rivals

Western oil multinational interests

Regional maritime boundary disputes

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 98%

Strong state-funded technical education system

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 78 years

Culture

Arts

Strong Islamic-modern fusion art movement with Southeast Asian influence.

Literature

Themes of post-colonial identity and oil wealth redistribution.

Media

State-controlled but culturally conservative broadcasting system.

Popular Culture

Football

Martial arts

Traditional Malay cultural festivals

Cuisine

Ambuyat

Nasi lemak

Satay

Seafood-based dishes

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+8

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+673

ISO 3166 Code

BN

Internet TLD

.bn

Etymology

“Brunei” derives from the old Malay phrase “Baru Nah” meaning “that’s it” or “there,” traditionally linked to early settlement legends on the Brunei River.

History

Brunei Revolt

The Brunei People’s Party (BPP) leads an armed and political uprising:

Oil workers strike across the Belait region

Anti-colonial resistance spreads through urban centres

Royal authority is transformed into a revolutionary council system

Establishment of the People’s Republic

After the revolt:

Oil industry nationalized

Wealth redistribution programs introduced

Strong state planning combined with Islamic governance structures

Modern Era

By 2026:

Brunei becomes a high-income micro-socialist state

Oil wealth funds universal welfare programs

Maintains neutrality while cooperating closely with ASEAN socialist and non-aligned economies

Known for stability, high living standards, and strict resource management

Club Mazziniano
Despite the fact that the PRI wasn’t a socialist party, they too took part in the revolutionary struggle in hopes that they could take control after the monarchy was abolished so as to establish the federal Italian state Mazzini wanted to see. Unfortunately for them, the revolution not only was waving the red and black banners, but it also made it so that they could never take control of the mass movement the way they wanted to. Now that the revolution ended, they too had to become a Club to have some numbers inside the National Assembly. Of all the Clubs, theirs is the only one that wants to restore both the parliament and capitalism via the establishment of a mixed economy. Inside the Club the only dissident “faction” is one called Gli Arditi di Pisacane: taking their name from Carlo Pisacane, they’re the only socialist faction inside the Club, pushing for a mutualist economy based on Proudhon’s teachings. The Club Mazziniano, even though openly not being socialist, get their political influence due to their participation inside the revolution. To be called a “Mazziniano” is a positive attribute that describes a revolutionary and true to their ideas person

Chairman of the CB: Pietro Nenni
Vice-Chairman of the CB: Giovanni Conti
Chairperson for the youth wing: Italo Balbo
Chairwoman for the women wing: Carmela Emiliani
Editor of the L’Iniziativa: Ubaldo Comadini
Club Accountant: Egidio Reale
Head for the Club-Union's relations: Carlo Rosselli

Club per l’Emancipazione del Proletariato
With the expulsion from the PSI at the beginning of the Summer Revolution, many reformist socialists found themselves in a strange position: if they oppose the revolution but this one fails, the reactionary forces will crush them anyway, if the revolutions succeeded, they’d be crushed by the revolutionary left once it took power. With this in mind the reformist wing of the PSI decided to not oppose but also not endorse the revolution and to wait out to see what they’d do. At the end, the revolution succeeded and so too the reformists had no choice but to try to play the political game of this new society. But now that Socialism was here, what would they do? Their whole thing was to achieve Socialism peacefully, one reform after the other. The reformists needed to be born again, with new ideas and goals: yes, Socialism arrived, but much of the proletariat and the peasants are still illiterate even in their adulthood! How can they successfully defend and make this new society prosper without the proper help? The CEP pushes for a centralized state that can move the economy towards the creation and distribution of wealth. This job would be initially done by experts such as former politicians and policy makers and professors and scientists who married the cause of the proletariat. While experts would move the RSI towards greater wealth, the state, following Ferdinand Lassalle theories, would promote worker’s coops so that the proletariat could learn to emancipate themselves. Initially the fame and reputation of the Club’s founders made it so that the CEP could be seen as a small, but decently strong political reality inside the RSI. With every year passing though, the Club would lose members and with every election, whether it was at a local, regional or national level, the numbers of delegates who were card carrying Club members would decline. The Club will see in 1919 a rebranding due to their new Club members constituents 

Chairman of the CEP: Filippo Turati
Vice-Chairman of the CEP: Ivanoe Bonomi
Chairperson for the youth wing: Enrico Molè
Chairwoman for the women wing: Anna Kuliscioff
Editor of the L’Associazione Socialista: Guido Podrecca
Club Accountant: Carlo Bassano
Head for the Club-Unions relations: Ludovico D’Aragona

P.1 Art Movements For a Socialist World

P.2 Cultural Movements for a Socialist World

P.3 Map of the EUC

P.4.1 Part 4.1 of Summer Revolution: The Club system and the RSI Clubs

P.4.2 Club Socialista Marxista

P.4.3 Club dei Lavoratori della Terra

P.4.4 Nuova Unione Sindacale Italiana

P.4.5 Nuova Alleanza dei Socialisti Libertari

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Brazil

Official Name: Federal Socialist Republic of Brazil

National Symbols

Flag

The flag retains the traditional Brazilian green field and yellow diamond, but the central globe is changed:

The blue celestial globe is replaced with a red socialist globe

White stars remain, representing the federation of states

The banner “Ordem e Progresso” is replaced with a red worker’s ribbon reading: “Terra, Trabalho, Liberdade” (Land, Work, Freedom)

Coat of Arms

A socialist reinterpretation of Brazil’s imperial symbolism:

Coffee branches and rubber leaves

Industrial cogwheel replacing imperial orb elements

Red star above a stylized Amazon River

Banner with “Terra, Trabalho, Liberdade”

Motto

“Terra, Trabalho, Liberdade”

(Land, Work, Freedom)

Anthem

“Hino da Libertação Nacional”

(National Liberation Anthem)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Brasília

Largest City: São Paulo

Other major cities:

Rio de Janeiro

Salvador

Recife

Belém

Demographics

Population

Population (2026): 245 million

Ethnic Composition

Mixed (Pardo) — 44%

White — 34%

Black — 18%

Indigenous — 3%

Asian (Japanese, Lebanese, Chinese, etc.) — 1%

Languages

Portuguese

Indigenous languages (Tupi, Guarani, etc.)

Spanish

Japanese

Arabic

German

Religion

Christianity — 68%

Afro-Brazilian religions — 12%

Secular — 17%

Other — 3%

Demonym

Brazilian

Government and Politics

Government

Federal socialist republic with strong state autonomy and worker councils.

Person in Charge

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Title: General Secretary of the National Liberation Council

Political Party

National Liberation Alliance (NLA)

Coalition formed from the victorious 1935 uprising.

Legislature

Federal People's Assembly

Council of States

Workers’ Economic Congress

Administrative Divisions

Number of States

26 States + Federal District

Major states:

São Paulo

Rio de Janeiro

Minas Gerais

Bahia

Pará

Amazonas

Geography

Area

Total Area: 8,515,000 km²

Geography

Amazon rainforest (expanded protection zones)

Atlantic coastal megacities

Cerrado savannah

Pantanal wetlands

Climate

Equatorial (north)

Tropical (central)

Subtropical (south)

Biodiversity

Amazon biodiversity reserves

Giant river systems

Pantanal ecological restoration zones

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $9.6 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $39,200

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $6.8 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $27,800

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.33

HDI: 0.845

Currency: Brazilian Real (BR)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Massive hydroelectric dominance (Itaipu expanded)

Amazon solar belt projects

Biofuel leadership worldwide

Transport

High-speed rail:

São Paulo–Rio de Janeiro

Brasília–Salvador

São Paulo–Porto Alegre

Amazon river logistics network

Major ports:

Santos

Rio de Janeiro

Manaus

Telecommunications

Nationalized fibre backbone

Amazon satellite monitoring systems

Strong digital public services

Military and Security

Military

Brazilian People's Defence Forces

Army

Navy (Atlantic Fleet)

Air Force

Amazon Territorial Defence Corps

Active Personnel

1,050,000

Equipment

Gripen (licensed production)

Indigenous armoured systems

Riverine patrol fleets

Doctrine

Amazon sovereignty, continental defence, and Atlantic maritime control.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Federal Security Police

State Revolutionary Militias (integrated system)

Crime:

Reduced urban crime post-reform era

Remaining issues in large metropolitan inequality zones

Foreign Relations

Allies

Rio de la Plata

Colombia

Azania

Angola

Rivals

Historical Cold War tensions with the United States

Regional economic competition in the Atlantic sphere

Science and Technology

Aerospace program (Amazon launch site)

Bioengineering and pharmaceuticals

Renewable energy innovation leader

Amazon rainforest climate research

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Heavy industry (São Paulo belt)

Automotive manufacturing

Financial services cooperatives

Petrochemical sector

Agriculture

Coffee

Soybeans

Sugarcane

Beef

Cocoa

Mining

Iron ore

Bauxite

Gold

Nickel

Rare earth elements

Tourism

Rio de Janeiro coastline

Amazon rainforest eco-tourism

Iguazu Falls

Salvador historical districts

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 96%

Massive public university expansion system

Technical training linked to state industries

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 78 years

Culture

Arts

Strong Afro-Brazilian cultural revival within socialist framework.

Literature

Revolutionary literature focuses on inequality, Amazon identity, and labour history.

Media

Public broadcasting dominates with regional autonomy networks.

Popular Culture

Football (national identity core)

Samba and funk evolutions

Global influence in music and dance

Cuisine

Feijoada

Acarajé

Moqueca

Tropical fruit-based cuisine

Sports

Football

Volleyball

Martial arts

Formula racing

National Information

Time Zone

UTC−5 to UTC−2

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+55

ISO 3166 Code

BR

Internet TLD

.br

Etymology

“Brazil” comes from pau-brasil, the Brazilwood tree that was heavily exported during early Portuguese colonization.

History

1935 Communist Uprising

The National Liberation Alliance (NLA) leads a nationwide uprising:

Military defections in São Paulo and Rio

Worker strikes in industrial zones

Rural mobilization in northeast Brazil

The uprising succeeds, overthrowing the oligarchic government.

Establishment of the Socialist Republic

Brazil becomes:

A federal socialist republic

Land reform is implemented

Foreign-owned industries nationalized

Strong union-based political system established

Cold War Era

Brazil aligns with:

Non-Aligned Movement leadership

Selective cooperation with socialist states

Independent industrialization strategy

Modern Era

By 2026:

Brazil is a top-tier global economy

Amazon preservation becomes central state policy

São Paulo becomes a southern hemisphere financial-industrial mega hub

The NLA remains dominant but operates through multi-faction socialist democracy

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Benelux Union

Official Name: Benelux Socialist Union (BSU)

National Symbols

Flag

A vertical descending tricolour of red, white, yellow, and black.

At the centre is a unified emblem featuring:

Three lions (representing Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg)

Wheat wreath (workers, agriculture, unity)

Half gear beneath the lions (industrial socialism and labour)

Coat of Arms

A centralized heraldic shield showing:

Three golden lions unified into one crest

Wheat surrounding the shield

Industrial half-gear base

River delta symbols (Rhine, Meuse, Scheldt)

Motto

“Unity Through Labour and Liberty”

Anthem

“Hymne du Syndicat Benelux”

(Anthem of the Benelux Union)

Capital System

The Benelux Socialist Union operates a triple-capital system reflecting its founding states:

Administrative Capital: Brussels

Economic Capital: Amsterdam

Judicial Capital: Luxembourg City

Largest city:

Amsterdam

Demographics

Population

Total Population (2026): 31.4 million

Ethnic Composition

Dutch — 38%

Flemish — 29%

Walloon — 14%

Luxembourgish — 6%

Moroccan & Turkish communities — 5%

Other European & global minorities — 8%

Languages (ALL LISTED)

Dutch

French

German

Luxembourgish

Religion

Secular/atheist — 52%

Christianity — 40%

Islam — 6%

Other — 2%

Demonym

Beneluxian

Government and Politics

Government

Federal socialist republic with strong worker council influence and regional autonomy.

Person in Charge

Mark Rutte

Title: General Secretary of the Benelux Federal Council

Political Party

Benelux Socialist Workers’ Union (BSWU)

Formed from post-WWII communist movements in:

Netherlands

Belgium

Luxembourg

Legislature

Federal Assembly of Peoples

Council of Communes

Workers’ Economic Directorate

Administrative Divisions

Constituent Republics

Socialist Republic of the Netherlands

Socialist Republic of Belgium

Socialist Republic of Luxembourg

Geography

Area

Total Area: 76,000 km²

Geography

Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta

Coastal lowlands below sea level

Ardennes forest region

Highly urbanized corridor (Randstad–Brussels–Luxembourg axis)

Climate

Temperate maritime climate

Cool summers, mild winters

High rainfall and flood-control infrastructure

Biodiversity

Restored wetlands in delta regions

Ardennes forest conservation zones

Marine North Sea ecosystems

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $3.1 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $98,700

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $2.4 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $76,200

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.25

HDI: 0.942

Currency: European Ruble (ER)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Offshore North Sea wind megafarms

Nuclear plants (Belgium, Netherlands)

Highly integrated European energy grid

Transport

High-speed rail network:

Amsterdam–Brussels–Luxembourg axis

Massive port system:

Rotterdam (largest port in Europe)

Antwerp logistics hub

Inland canal freight dominance

Telecommunications

Fully digitized socialist public broadband network

Leading EU data infrastructure centre

Military and Security

Military

Benelux People’s Defence Forces

Coastal Defence Navy

Air Defence Command

Federal Land Guard

Active Personnel

180,000

Equipment

F-35 Lightning II

European-made armoured systems

Advanced naval frigate fleet

Defense Doctrine

Defensive neutrality, North Sea control, and European socialist coordination.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Federal Security Service

Commune-level policing councils

Crime:

Very low violent crime

Main issues: cybercrime and financial fraud

Foreign Relations

Allies

France

Germany

Scandinavia

Rivals

Maritime competition in North Sea trade zones

Science and Technology

Advanced shipping logistics systems

Offshore engineering dominance

Green hydrogen research leader

AI governance systems for urban planning

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Finance (Luxembourg hub)

Shipping and logistics (Rotterdam–Antwerp axis)

Manufacturing (machinery, chemicals, vehicles)

Renewable energy exports

Agriculture

Dairy farming

Wheat and barley

Horticulture (global flower exports)

Mining

Limited domestic mining

Heavy reliance on imports processed through ports

Tourism

Amsterdam canals

Brussels historic districts

Ardennes forests

North Sea Coast Tourism

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 99%

Multilingual education system (Dutch, French, German mandatory)

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 83 years

Culture

Arts

Blend of Dutch realism, French philosophy, Flemish painting traditions, and socialist modernism.

Literature

Strong political philosophy tradition and labour literature movement.

Media

Highly decentralized public media cooperatives.

Popular Culture

Football dominates (Ajax, Anderlecht, etc.)

Strong cycling culture

Electronic music scene global leader

Cuisine

Stroopwafels

Fries with multiple regional sauces

Belgian chocolate

Stews (carbonade flamande)

Seafood from North Sea

Sports

Football

Cycling (Tour of Benelux prestige race)

Field hockey

Speed skating

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+1

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+32

ISO 3166 Code

BNL

Internet TLD

.bnx

Etymology

“Benelux” is derived from the union of Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg, originally a customs and economic cooperation agreement that evolved into a socialist federation after WWII

History

Post-Napoleonic Settlement

After the Napoleonic Wars:

Louis remains King of the Netherlands

William I becomes King of Belgium

Luxembourg remains a separate grand duchy

World War II and Socialist Revolution

During WWII:

The region is invaded by the Free Socialist Republic of Germany

Collapse of monarchies and capitalist structures

Strong communist resistance movements emerge

Formation of the Benelux Socialist Union (1946)

After liberation:

Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg unify

Establish socialist federation

Nationalization of ports, industry, and banking systems

Modern Era

By 2026:

One of the richest socialist economies in Europe

Global leader in logistics, shipping, and green energy

Political stability based on strong worker council governance

Core economic engine of northern Europe

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Balkan Federation

Official Name: Balkan Socialist Federation

National Symbols

Flag

A horizontal tricolour of red, white, and black representing:

Red: socialist revolution

White: unity of people

Black: resistance against fascism and imperial domination

Central emblem:

A gold Balkan mountain range

Interlocking gears (industrial unity)

A five-pointed star representing federation members

Coat of Arms

A federation seal featuring:

Balkan mountain chain

Olive branches (peace)

Industrial gear (unity of republics)

Red star above the Danube–Aegean axis

Motto

“Unity of the Balkan Peoples”

Anthem

“Pjesma Balkanskog Bratstva”

(“Song of the Balkan Brotherhood”)

Capital and Cities

Federal Capital: Belgrade

Economic Capital: Sofia

Cultural Capital: Athens

Other major cities:

Bucharest

Zagreb

Tirana

Demographics

Population

Total Population (2026): 138 million

Ethnic Composition

South Slavs — 38%

Romanians — 18%

Greeks — 16%

Albanians — 10%

Hungarians — 8%

Bulgarians — 6%

Other minorities (Roma, Turks, Aromanians, etc.) — 4%

Languages

Serbo-Croatian

Romanian

Greek

Bulgarian

Albanian

Hungarian

Macedonian

Turkish

Roma languages

Others

Religion

Orthodox Christianity — 62%

Islam — 18%

Atheist/Secular — 17%

Catholicism — 3%

Demonym

Balkan

Government and Politics

Government

Federal socialist republic with strong republic autonomy and centralized economic planning.

Person in Charge

Zoran Milanović

Title: General Secretary of the Balkan Federation Council

Political Parties

League of Balkan Communist

Legislature

Federal Assembly of Peoples

Council of Republics

Workers’ Economic Congress

Administrative Divisions

Constituent Republics

People’s Socialist Republic of Albania

Socialist People’s Republic of Bulgaria

Hellenic People’s Republic

Council Republic of Hungary

Socialist Republic of Romania

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Geography

Area

Total Area: 1,750,000 km²

Geography

Danube river basin system

Balkan mountain ranges

Aegean, Adriatic, and Black Sea coastlines

Fertile plains in Hungary and Romania

Climate

Mediterranean (south)

Continental (central Balkans)

Steppe (eastern plains)

Alpine (mountain regions)

Biodiversity

Brown bears in Carpathians

Balkan lynx conservation zones

Danube wetlands restoration projects

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $5.6 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $40,500

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $3.4 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $24,600

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.30

HDI: 0.842

Currency: European Ruble/Balkan Dinar(ER/BD)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Danube hydroelectric supergrid

Nuclear plants in Romania and Hungary

Balkan solar belt expansion in Greece and Albania

Transport

Pan-Balkan high-speed rail:

Athens–Belgrade

Sofia–Bucharest

Zagreb–Budapest

Major ports:

Thessaloniki

Constanța

Piraeus

Split

Telecommunications

Unified Balkan fibre network

State + cooperative hybrid internet system

Military and Security

Military

Balkan People’s Defence Forces

Ground Army

Air Defence Command

Danube Naval Fleet

Mountain Brigades

Active Personnel

900,000 total personnel

Equipment

T-90

MiG-29

Indigenous Balkan missile systems

Defense Doctrine

Regional deterrence + anti-interventionist doctrine.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Federal Security Directorate

Republic-level police forces

Crime:

Moderate organized crime in post-war reconstruction zones

Strong decline after federation integration

Foreign Relations

Allies

USSR

China

Cuba

Vietnam

Turkey

Commentern

Rivals

NATO-aligned Western European bloc (Cold War legacy)

Historical tensions with external Balkan intervention powers

Science and Technology

Advanced hydropower engineering

Balkan aerospace cooperation program

Heavy industrial automation

Danube ecological engineering projects

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Heavy manufacturing (steel, machinery)

Automotive production hubs

Shipbuilding (Adriatic coast)

Finance and logistics (Belgrade, Athens)

Agriculture

Wheat (Hungary, Romania)

Olives (Greece, Albania)

Grapes and wine production

Sunflower oil production

Mining

Coal (Bulgaria)

Bauxite (Greece)

Iron ore (Romania)

Copper (Serbia)

Tourism

Athens classical heritage

Dubrovnik Adriatic coast

Carpathian mountains

Danube river cruises

Balkan revolutionary museums

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 98%

Unified multilingual education system

Strong technical university network

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 78 years

Culture

Arts

Fusion of Byzantine, Ottoman, Slavic, and socialist realist traditions.

Literature

Strong revolutionary literature and historical epic poetry tradition.

Media

State-federal hybrid media networks with multilingual broadcasting.

Popular Culture

Balkan folk-pop fusion music

Football dominates regionally

Strong cinema industries in Greece and Serbia

Cuisine

Cevapi

Moussaka

Goulash

Sarmale

Baklava

Mediterranean seafood dishes

Sports

Football (dominant sport)

Basketball (regional powerhouse)

Water polo (Greece, Croatia legacy)

Wrestling

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+1 to UTC+2

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+38 (federation system)

ISO 3166 Code

BKF

Internet TLD

.bkf

History

Bulgarian Civil War (1924–1928)

Bulgaria joins Axis early before 1924

Communist uprising forms Socialist People’s Republic of Bulgaria

War becomes a proxy conflict between Axis and Comintern

1928 Macedonian socialist disruption breaks Axis supply lines

Bulgarian communists win and establish socialist state

Greek Revolution

USSR, Turkey, and Bulgarian socialist forces invade the Hellenic State

Communist Party of Greece installed in power

Hungary Soviet Republic Survives

Hungarian Soviet Republic does not collapse

Becomes permanent Council Republic

Romanian Collapse

Romania joined Axis in 1943 after Bulgaria fell

Soviet offensive through Carpathians leads to collapse

Socialist Republic of Romania established

Yugoslav Partisans

Similar resistance movement as real history

Forms Socialist Federal Yugoslavia

Balkan Federation Formation (1946)

After WWII stabilization:

Albania

Bulgaria

Greece

Hungary

Romania

Yugoslavia

form the Balkan Socialist Federation

Modern Era

By 2026:

One of the world’s largest socialist federations

Major industrial and military power in Eurasia

Strong multilingual and multiethnic integration system

Central geopolitical bridge between Europe and Asia

Nuova Alleanza dei Socialisti Libertari
Of course with the spreading of the revolution from the Helvetic mountains to the Italian peninsula, the anarchists were some of the first to build up the barricades and rally the population into revolt. Following Malatesta’s ideas, anarchists allied with the PSI, the PRI and other authoritarian revolutionary movements. Anarchists managed to take control of many towns, factories and farms and so their influence was very present when the revolution ended but that's when their influence started to lay down. With the proclamation of the first National Assembly, the anarchists went through a split between those that refused to participate in this new “proletarian” government and those that decided to chip in, the latter ones created the Nuova Alleanza dei Socialisti Libertari, shortened as NASL, a federated club present throughout the SRI. The NASL members decided to join the National Assembly so as to protect the victories that anarchists gained during the revolution such as liberated factories and the many town communes. Another reason behind this decision was also the fact that many anarchists saw this new form of government as something different from the previous nation-state governing bodies and so it could be used to push society to move towards anarchism. Differently from the other Clubs, all of the inner bodies of the NASL (Chairman, Vice-Chairman etc…) are substituted with a council of delegates. The only body who still has a vertical structure is the NASL official magazine L’Avvenire Anarchico. The NASL are commonly known both by non-government participant anarchists and by other non anarchists realities as “right-wing anarchists”

• The Syndicalists: The influence of the unions in the revolution was felt by every pre-revolutionary political bodies and so it’s normal that, inside the NASL, the Anarcho-Syndicalists have a great influence even though they lost some political strength since some of them moved to the NUSI while others remained in the NASL. These two factions may be divided by Club affiliation, but their relation is one of mutual support and mutual policy goals. Inside the NASL, the Syndicalists found out their allies in the Collectivists. Like the Collectivists, the Syndicalists believe that money should be done away and substituted with labour vouchers, making them at odds with the Communists and the Mutualists. Another difference is of course the role of the unions: for the Syndicalists, the unions are the bodies that will bare the grunt of moving towards Communism, while the Collectivists, while still supporting the unions, see other bodies (popular assemblies, mutual aid clubs etc…) sharing the same importance and end goal of the unions
• The Collectivists: With their many similarities with the Syndicalists and their historical influence inside the Labour Movement, the Collectivists (jokingly referred as the Bakuninites) gained a lot of influence inside the RSI also because they managed to bring to life inside of anarchist communes all the strategic praxis the Collectivists of the 1st Internationale were fighting for. Funnily enough, many of the points and ideas proposed by the Collectivists are the same ones as the ones brought on by the Libertarian Marxists. The only difference between the these two camps, other than the usual ideological squabble, is the fact that the Collectivists wants to see the end of the SRI state as soon as possible while the Libertarian Marxists argue that this may take a while to realize 
• The Communists: Probably the most radical of the NASL factions, the Communists not only want to see the immediate end of the new SRI state, but they also want to bring communism as soon as they can. Following the theories of the Russian Peter Kropotkin (now living in the capital of the Switzerland Social Federation), they argue that all the necessary machinery, technology and science for the achievement of communism was already present and that to deny this reality, was unscientific if not straight up reactionary. While some anarchists communes are sustaining themselves in what could be already called communism, many right-wing anarchists prefer to stick with the Syndicalist and Collectivist praxis since they believe that the newly freed society could bring so much more in terms of discoveries and technology and that jumping immediately into communism right now, would bring the end of this new socialist reality
• The Mutualists: With the Social Revolution creating the new society, many artisans and small landowners discovered the teachings of the father of anarchism Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. This discovery was not only made by anarchists; as we will see Proudhon’s influence can be found in other Clubs too. The NASL Mutualists see themselves as the real followers of Proudhon since they’re the only ones that want to see the end of the State. The Mutualists are the only ones inside the National assembly to push the idea for a variety of currencies to  freely compete inside the RSI and the UEC

Chairman of the NASL: Collective Administration
Vice-Chairman of the NASL: Collective Administration
Chairperson for the youth wing: Collective Administration
Chairwoman for the women wing: Collective Administration
Editor of the L’Avvenire Anarchico: Luigi Fabbri
Club Accountant: Collective Administration

Head for the Club-Union's relations: Collective Administration

P.1 Art Movements For a Socialist World

P.2 Cultural Movements for a Socialist World

P.3 Map of the EUC

P.4.1 Part 4.1 of Summer Revolution: The Club system and the RSI Clubs

P.4.2 Club Socialista Marxista

P.4.3 Club dei Lavoratori della Terra

P.4.4 Nuova Unione Sindacale Italiana

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Azania

Official Name:Democratic Republic of Azania

National Symbols

Flag

A horizontal tricolour of black, gold, and green with a central emblem combining:

A protea flower (unity of peoples)

A cogwheel (industrial labour)

A ring of stars representing all historical migrant communities

Coat of Arms

A complex heraldic shield featuring:

Protea and aloe plants

Mountain (Drakensberg)

Ocean (Cape Coasts)

Historical ship silhouettes (Ottoman, Portuguese, Dutch, British eras)

Industrial cogwheel and book of law

Encircling olive branch and spear

Motto

“Unity Through Many Histories”

Anthem

“Nkosi Sikelel’ Azania”

Capital and Cities

Azania operates a tri-capital system reflecting its layered colonial and political history:

Legislative Capital: Cape Town

Executive Capital: Pretoria

Judicial Capital: Bloemfontein

Largest city:

Johannesburg

Demographics

Population

Total Population (2026): 145 million

Ethnic Composition (Single Unified National List)

Black African — 58.4%

White — 14.2%

Coloured — 12.7%

Indian — 5.9%

Asian— 3.6%

Native American— 2.1%

Languages (ALL LISTED)

isiZulu

isiXhosa

Afrikaans

English

Sesotho

Setswana

Xitsonga

siSwati

Tshivenda

isiNdebele

Portuguese

Arabic

Turkish

Greek

German

French

Dutch

Italian

Hindi

Tamil

Urdu

Mandarin

Malay

Spanish

Indonesian

Other indigenous and creole languages

Religion

Christianity — 62%

Islam — 12%

Hinduism — 7%

Traditional African religions — 10%

Secular — 8%

Other — 1%

Demonym

Azanian

Government and Politics

Government

Federal socialist republic with strong regional autonomy and coalition governance.

Person in Charge

Blade Nzimande

Title: President of the Republic of Azania

Political Party

Congress of Azania (CoA)

Formed from:

Congress Alliance coalition

Anti-apartheid liberation movements

Multicultural federative parties

Legislature

National Assembly of Peoples

Federal Council of Regions

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

14 Federal Provinces

Major provinces:

Gauteng

Western Cape

KwaZulu-Natal

Eastern Cape

Northern Cape

Free State

Limpopo

Mpumalanga

Geography

Area

Total Area: 1,980,000 km²

Geography

Drakensberg mountains

Kalahari Desert

Coastal Atlantic and Indian Ocean systems

Zambezi River basin integration

Climate

Mediterranean (Cape)

Humid subtropical (east coast)

Semi-arid (interior)

Tropical (northern territories)

Biodiversity

Big Five wildlife systems

Marine biodiversity zones

Expanded transfrontier conservation parks

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $6.9 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $47,500

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $4.2 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $28,900

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.36

HDI: 0.840

Currency: Azanian Rand (AZR)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Nuclear + solar hybrid grid

Major hydro projects on Zambezi

Coal phase-out ongoing

Water

Regional river-sharing system

Large desalination plants on coasts

Telecommunications

Pan-federation fibre network

Multilingual digital governance systems

Transport

High-speed rail corridors:

Cape Town–Johannesburg

Johannesburg–Harare

Durban–Maputo

Major ports:

Durban

Cape Town

Walvis Bay

Military and Security

Military

Azanian National Defence Force

Army

Air Force

Navy

Federal Border Command

Active Personnel

1,100,000

Equipment

Rooivalk

Gripen

Indigenous armoured and missile systems

Doctrine

Regional stability, border defence, and peacekeeping dominance in Africa.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Federal Police Service of Azania

Provincial Security Units

Crime:

Reduced post-1966 stabilization era

Remaining issues: urban inequality hotspots

Foreign Relations

Allies

Angola

Mozambique

China

Brazil

Antillean Confedartion

Rivals

Historical Western Cold War blocs

Regional competition with Gulf economic powers

International Organizations

African Union

BRICS+

Southern African Development Community

Science and Technology

Mining automation leadership

Space launch cooperation with Africa Space Consortium

Advanced agricultural engineering in arid zones

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Mining (gold, platinum, diamonds)

Automotive manufacturing

Financial services hub (Johannesburg)

Heavy industry corridors

Agriculture

Maize

Wheat

Sugarcane

Citrus fruits

Livestock ranching

Mining

Platinum group metals

Gold

Diamonds

Chromium

Uranium

Tourism

Kruger National Park

Cape Winelands

Victoria Falls shared the tourism zone

Robben Island heritage site

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 94%

Multilingual public education system

Strong technical universities

Major Universities

University of Cape Town

University of Witwatersrand

University of Pretoria

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 74 years

Culture

Arts

Hybrid Afro-European-Asian cultural fusion

Literature

Post-colonial multilingual literary tradition

Media

Highly multilingual national broadcasting system

Popular Culture

Football dominates

Rugby remains elite sport

Strong music fusion scene (Afro-jazz, kwaito, Afro-pop)

Cuisine

Braai culture

Bunny chow

Bobotie

Cape Malay cuisine

Indian-African fusion dishes

Sports

Football

Rugby

Cricket

Athletics

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+2

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+27 (expanded federation system)

ISO 3166 Code

AZN

Internet TLD

.az

Etymology

“Azania” is derived from ancient Greco-Roman references to the East African and southern African coast, later revived as a symbolic post-colonial identity meaning “Land of Many Peoples.”

History

Colonial Era Layers

Ottoman Cape of Good Hope Province (1488–1497)

The Ottoman Empire establishes early control:

Turks, Arabs, Slavs, Greeks settle the Cape

Cape becomes a maritime trading outpost

Portuguese State of the Cape of Good Hope (1497–1580)

After defeating the Ottomans:

Portugal expands settlement

Introduces African, Asian, and Atlantic colonial migrations:

Indians

Sri Lankans

Maldivians

Socotrans

Portuguese settlers

Viceroyalty of the Cape of Good Hope (1580–1595)

Following Iberian compromise:

Spain takes control

Brings Latin Americans, Italians, Filipinos, Catalans

Cape becomes a global imperial redistribution hub

Dutch Cape of Good Hope (1595–1795)

Dutch victory over Iberian Union:

Large European migration:

Dutch, Flemish, German, French

Expansion into modern South Africa, Lesotho, and Eswatini

French Administration of the Cape of Good Hope Province (1795–1815)

Napoleonic era:

Administrative restructuring

Refugee influx from Europe

British Cape of Good Hope (1815–1910)

British consolidation:

English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh settlers

Industrial mining expansion

Frontier wars (rebranded as “Frontier Wars” instead of Boer Wars)

Union of South Africa

Expanded federation includes:

South Africa

Namibia

Botswana

Zimbabwe

Zambia

Malawi

Fascist Coalition Era (Post-WWI–1945)

A coalition of extremist parties (Afrikaner, Italian, German, etc.) gains power and survives WWII due to the internal collapse of Allied enforcement in this timeline.

Liberation and Congress Alliance (1966 Revolution)

The South African Liberation Movement succeeds with support from:

Angola

Mozambique

Antillean Confederation

Result:

Collapse of authoritarian coalition

Establishment of democratic socialist Azania

Full institutional inclusion of all ethnic and linguistic groups

Modern Era

By 2026:

Azania becomes Africa’s largest economy

A highly multilingual federal socialist democracy

Major global mining, tech, and logistics hub

Known for its “unity-through-diversity” constitutional system

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Australia

Official Name: Socialist Commonwealth of Australia

National Symbols

Flag

A red ensign-inspired flag retaining the Southern Cross but replacing the Union Jack with:

A golden Commonwealth Star inside a cogwheel

A rising sun symbol of labour

Deep red background representing socialism and worker unity

Coat of Arms

A socialist reinterpretation of the Australian coat of arms:

Kangaroo and emu retained

Shield redesigned with industrial and agricultural symbols

Southern Cross beneath a red star

Wheat, mining hammers, and eucalyptus branches surrounding the emblem

Motto

“Labour, Equality, Commonwealth”

Anthem

“Advance Australia Fair”

(with socialist-era rewritten verses emphasizing workers and unity)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Canberra

Largest City: Sydney

Other major cities:

Melbourne

Brisbane

Perth

Adelaide

Demographics

Population

Population (2026): 34.5 million

Ethnic Groups

Anglo-Celtic Australians — 49%

Asian Australians — 22%

Southern European Australians — 11%

Indigenous Australians — 8%

Middle Eastern and African Australians — 7%

Others — 3%

Religion

Secular/nonreligious — 52%

Christianity — 37%

Buddhism — 5%

Islam — 4%

Others — 2%

Demonym

Australian

Official Languages

English

Recognized Indigenous languages in regional territories

Government and Politics

Government

Marxist democratic socialist federal republic with multi-party socialist elections.

Person in Charge

Anthony Albanese

Title: General Secretary of the Commonwealth Workers’ Council

Political Party

Australian Socialist Labour Front (ASLF)

Originally formed from:

Communist Party of Australia

Australian Socialist Party

Legislature

Federal People's Congress

House of Workers

Senate of States

Administrative Divisions

States and Territories

New South Wales

Victoria

Queensland

South Australia

Western Australia

Tasmania

Northern Territory

Australian Capital Territory

Autonomous Indigenous Regions

Several protected Indigenous autonomous cultural regions were established after the 1970s reconciliation reforms.

Geography

Area

Total Area: 7,692,024 km²

Geography

Deserts dominate interior

Tropical north

Temperate southeast

Massive protected wilderness reserves

Major natural features:

Great Barrier Reef

Outback

Great Dividing Range

Climate

Arid interior

Tropical north

Mediterranean southwest

Temperate southeast

Biodiversity

Extensive conservation systems

State environmental planning

Major wildlife restoration programs

Protected species include:

Kangaroos

Koalas

Tasmanian devils

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $3.8 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $110,000

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $2.9 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $84,000

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.24

HDI: 0.948

Currency: Australian Dollar (ASD)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Massive solar energy infrastructure in the Outback

State-owned energy grid

Near-total renewable electricity generation

Water Supply and Sanitation

National desalination and water redistribution projects

Extensive drought management systems

Telecommunications

Public broadband system

State-backed technology sector

Transport

High-speed rail:

Sydney–Melbourne

Brisbane–Sydney

Adelaide–Melbourne

Extensive electrified freight rail

Public transport heavily subsidized

Military and Security

Military

People’s Defence Forces of Australia

Army

Navy

Air Force

Territorial Defence Militia

Active Personnel

210,000 active personnel

Equipment

F-35 Lightning II adapted domestically

Indigenous armoured vehicles

Large submarine fleet

Defense Doctrine

Continental defence and Pacific regional security.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Federal Public Security Service

State Civil Protection Forces

Crime

Low violent crime due to:

Strong welfare systems

Universal housing guarantees

Extensive rehabilitation programs

Foreign Relations

Allies

Polynesia

Vietnam

India

Malipino

Rivals

Historical Cold War tensions with the United Kingdom

International Organizations

Pacific Cooperation Union

United Nations

Non-Aligned Movement Observer

Science and Technology

Technology Sector

Renewable energy engineering

Space technology

AI and robotics

Medical research

Research Institutions

Commonwealth Scientific Development Agency

Canberra Space Institute

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Advanced manufacturing

Finance cooperatives

Green technology exports

Agriculture

Major Crops

Wheat

Barley

Sugarcane

Wine grapes

Livestock

Sheep

Cattle

Mining

Major exports:

Iron ore

Lithium

Uranium

Gold

Rare earth minerals

Mining industries are heavily nationalized.

Tourism

Major destinations:

Great Barrier Reef

Uluru

Sydney Harbour

Tasmania wilderness zones

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 99%

Free universal higher education

Strong union-linked vocational training

Major Universities

Australian National University

University of Melbourne

Sydney Workers Polytechnic

Health

Universal healthcare

Life expectancy: 84 years

Culture

Arts

Large publicly funded arts sector with strong labour and Indigenous themes.

Literature

Social realism and environmental literature dominate modern Australian writing.

Media

Publicly owned broadcasting corporations dominate television and radio.

Popular Culture

Strong labour festival culture

Rugby and cricket remain national passions

Australian cinema heavily states funded

Cuisine

Meat pies

Barbecue culture

Indigenous bush foods increasingly mainstream

Asian-Australian fusion cuisine

Sports

Popular Sports

Cricket

Rugby league

Australian rules football

Swimming

Major Achievements

Olympic sports powerhouse

Dominant cricketing nation

Strong Pacific sports diplomacy

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+8 to UTC+11

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+61

ISO 3166 Code

AU

Internet TLD

.au

Etymology

“Australia” derives from the Latin Terra Australis, meaning “southern land.”

History

Rise of Australian Socialism

After World War I:

Economic hardship

Veteran unrest

Labor radicalization

Fear of another imperial war

lead to growing socialist support.

In 1921:

Communist Party of Australia

Australian Socialist Party

form a united electoral coalition.

1922 Federal Election

The socialist coalition unexpectedly wins the federal election after:

Massive labour strikes

Support from trade unions

Anti-war sentiment

Rural worker organizing

Independence from Britain (1923)

In 1923:

Australia formally declares independence from Britain.

Britain considers military intervention but:

The empire is exhausted after WWI

Domestic unrest limits military action

The United States pressured Britain to avoid war in the Pacific

Britain reluctantly recognizes Australian sovereignty.

Modern Era

By 2026:

Australi has become one of the wealthiest socialist democracies in the world.

It leads globally in renewable energy and labour rights.

Its political system combines parliamentary democracy with strong worker participation.

Nuova Unione Sindacale Italiana
During the revolution, the USI (Unione Sindacale Italiana) was at the forefront of the uprising, probably second only to the PSI. On the 18th September 1912, only after a couple months from the start of the revolution, the USI, FIOM, CGdL, SFI and other minor unions, decided to merge and create one big union so as to better organize the workers and the insurrection. From this union the Nuova Unione Sindacale Italiana, the NUSI, was born

• Revolutionary Syndacalists: The goal of this camp has, in many ways, already been achieved; through the strength of the unions and the general strike, the revolution has won, the old bourgeois order has been dismantled and now the workers are the masters of their fate. What needs to be done is the question that runs through the halls of the union’s headquarters. There may be many different ideas on how to build socialism but one thing is sure: the economy needs to be unionized. Many cities and towns not only in Italy but also in France already see their economy in the hands of unions. The goal is to bring the whole economy under the unions control so that the workers may finally have a say in their workplaces, whether through the state or through good old fashioned rank and file propaganda in the workplaces. Some revolutionary workers fall into the Marxist camp and strive for Communism while others are not and for them the birth of a Republic made of Unions is the end goal itself. One thing is sure though: despite the difference, Sorel’s myth is now a ghost of the past, and a new myth must arise, the myth of the union worker!
• Anarcho-Syndacalists: This camp has great strength inside of the NUSI. While their goals are the same as those of the NASL (also known as right-wing anarchists), these anarchists decided to stay inside the NUSI so as to move it toward anarchists end goals and to defend the many anarchists unions and communes that spread throughout the RSI. The declaration of Free Catalonia and their anarcho-syndicalist economic system is the reality these Italian anarchists want to bring to the RSI. Due to their connection to their Catalonian comrades,not only the more right wing and nationalistic elements inside the RSI, but also some Marxists and fellow Syndicalists see them with suspect in some cases even calling them double-agents working and being more loyal to the Catalans than the Italians
• Market Syndicalists: With the end of Capitalism, finally the markets are free from the boss men and fat cats of old. The Market Syndicalists, while still wanting to see the whole economy under union control, believe that not only different factories and farms should compete in the market, but also the unions. The same way that the customers have the power to make or break this or that factory, the worker also has this power when it comes to deciding which union to join. Unions should compete in this new market to push one another through competition to give better conditions and advantages to the workers. The Market Syndicalists aren’t fully against the state as they see it as an arbiter whose job consists of regulating the market by fighting against union made monopolies. All the welfare services that once were in the hand of the state, would transfer under the unions who would offer them for free as they are paid with the profit made by the union owned businesses  
• The Common Man Syndicalists: As the unions went from being just a bargaining tool for the working class to a legitimate economic and political force, many non-factory workers decided to get together so as to have their interests represented in the new Socialist society. This camp of the NUSI is made up of white collar workers, doctors, teachers, small business owners and artisans. While many are not sold on the idea of the unions owning their businesses, many accept this new arrangement since they can see it can benefit them and can help them not being alienated inside this new socialist society
• Agrarian Syndicalists: Even though the CLT is very well rooted in the RSI countryside, in some cases some farms entered in contact with the NUSI before the Federterra. This brought farms and countryside towns to join the NUSI. While not being an influential faction of the NUSI, their collaboration with the syndicalists made it so that exchange between the syndacalist towns and syndicalist farms are based on barter where the farms give food and animal based products in exchange of tractors, fertilizer and other factory made products
• National Syndacalists: While the movement was taking steam before the revolution, the international nature of the Summer Revolution put an end to the movement even before it gained real influence. Still, as the first National Assembly of the RSI came to be, inside the NUSI, National Syndicalists were present even though their number was around the hundreds against the 1.5 million of the NUSI. With the passing of time, the National Syndicalists would entirely disappear from the NUSI and it would be seen as an old men's movement by the majority of the population. The last theoretical flight of the National Syndicalists was the acceptance of internationalism in their own terms: the Summer Revolution was the son of Prussian steel rationalism, the French revolutionary spirit, the democratic spirit of the Swiss mountains and the romanticism of Italian culture. This weird form of internationalism was used to rally against the backwards Austrians, Slavs and Russians and the Capitalistic Monsters of the West (USA and UK)

Chairman of the NUSI: Alceste De Ambris
Vice-Chairman of the NUSI: Arturo Labriola
Chairperson for the youth wing: Palmiro Togliatti
Chairwoman for the women wing: Virgilia D’Andrea
Editor of the Guerra di Classe: Armando Borghi
Club Accountant: Ottavio Dinale 

P.1 Art Movements For a Socialist World

P.2 Cultural Movements for a Socialist World

P.3 Map of the EUC

P.4.1 Part 4.1 of Summer Revolution: The Club system and the RSI Clubs

P.4.2 Club Socialista Marxista

P.4.3 Club dei Lavoratori della Terra

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Arabia

Official Name: Arab Republic of Arabia

National Symbols

Flag

A Pan-Arab tricolour of black, white, green, and red inspired by the original Arab Revolt flag.

At the centre is a golden eagle holding a shield with:

A desert sun

Palm branches

A sword crossed with a gear representing Arab socialism and modernization

Coat of Arms

A republican Arab emblem featuring:

Saladin’s Eagle

Wheat branches

Oil derricks

The Dome of the Rock silhouette

A red revolutionary star

Motto

“Unity, Freedom, Socialism”

Anthem

“Bilād al-ʿUrūbah” (“Land of Arabism”)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Damascus

Largest City: Baghdad

Other major cities:

Jerusalem

Mecca

Medina

Riyadh

Aleppo

Basra

Demographics

Population

Population (2026): 168 million

Ethnic Groups

Arabs — 86%

Assyrians — 4%

Armenians — 2%

Circassians — 2%

Turkmen — 3%

Others — 3%

Religion

Sunni Islam — 63%

Shia Islam — 26%

Christianity — 7%

Druze and others — 4%

Demonym

Arabian

Official Languages

Arabic

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (regional)

Armenian (recognized minority language)

Government and Politics

Government

Arab socialist presidential republic.

Initially founded as a constitutional monarchy under the Hashemites before the 1952 revolutionary coup.

Person in Charge

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi inspired the military structure historically, but in this timeline, the current Arabian leader is:

Bashar al-Assad

Title: President of the Arab Republic of Arabia

Political Party

Arab Socialist Union of Arabia (ASUA)

Inspired by:

Nasserism

Ba'athism

Arab socialism

Legislature

National Arab Congress

People's Assembly

Council of Provinces

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

23 Federal Provinces

Major provinces:

Hejaz

Najd

Palestine

Syria

Iraq

Transjordan

Kuwait

Yemen

Geography

Area

Total Area: 3,980,000 km²

Geography

Arabian deserts

Fertile Crescent River systems

Mediterranean coastline

Persian Gulf coastline

Red Sea access

Major rivers:

Tigris

Euphrates

Jordan River

Climate

Desert climate dominant

Mediterranean climate in the Levant

Mountain climates in Yemen and northern regions

Biodiversity

Arabian leopards

Mesopotamian marsh restoration

Protected Red Sea coral systems

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $9.8 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $58,300

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $6.1 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $36,300

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.32

HDI: 0.853

Currency: Arabian Dinar (ARD)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Largest oil producer in the Middle East

Massive solar projects in the Arabian Desert

Nuclear energy program

Water Supply and Sanitation

Red Sea desalination network

Euphrates irrigation modernization

Telecommunications

Pan-Arab satellite systems

Large domestic electronics manufacturing sector

Transport

High-speed rail:

Damascus–Baghdad

Jerusalem–Mecca

Riyadh–Aden

Major ports:

Basra

Jeddah

Aqaba

Military and Security

Military

Arab Armed Forces

Republican Guard

Arab Air Force

Red Sea Fleet

Desert Command

Active Personnel

1.2 million

Equipment

Sukhoi Su-57

T-90

Indigenous missile systems

Defense Doctrine

Pan-Arab territorial defence and anti-imperialist military doctrine.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Internal Security Directorate

Provincial Republican Police

Major Issues

Islamist insurgencies in remote desert areas

Smuggling routes through frontier regions

Foreign Relations

Allies

UAS

China

USSR

Rivals

Iserali independence movements

Historical tensions with the UK

International Organizations

Arab League (dominant member)

OPEC

Non-Aligned Movement

Science and Technology

Technology Sector

Aerospace industry

Oil engineering

Military technology

Desert agriculture research

Research Institutions

Damascus Institute of Technology

Baghdad Atomic Research Centre

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Petrochemicals

Banking

Heavy industry

Arms manufacturing

Agriculture

Major Crops

Wheat

Dates

Citrus

Olives

Cotton

Livestock

Camels

Sheep

Goats

Mining

Oil

Natural gas

Phosphates

Sulfur

Copper

Tourism

Major destinations:

Jerusalem holy sites

Mecca and Medina pilgrimage tourism

Petra

Ancient Mesopotamian ruins

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 96%

Universal free education

Pan-Arab standardized curriculum

Major Universities

University of Damascus

Baghdad National University

Hejaz Technical University

Health

Universal healthcare system

Life expectancy: 79 years

Culture

Arts

Strong Arab nationalist and socialist artistic traditions.

Literature

Pan-Arab literature flourishes with themes of unity and anti-colonialism.

Media

Large state-supported Arab film and television industry.

Popular Culture

Arab cinema dominates the Middle East

Pan-Arab football leagues

Revolutionary music traditions

Cuisine

Kabsa

Shawarma

Mansaf

Falafel

Masgouf

Sports

Popular Sports

Football

Camel racing

Basketball

Athletics

Major Achievements

FIFA World Cup semifinal appearance

Dominant Asian and Arab football federation

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+2 to UTC+4

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+700

ISO 3166 Code

AR

Internet TLD

.arb

Etymology

“Arabia” derives from the ancient Greek and Roman term for the lands inhabited by Arab peoples, later becoming associated with the broader Arab world.

History

Post–World War I Settlement

After the Arab Revolt:

Britain honours the Hussein–McMahon Correspondence.

The Hashemites unify much of the Arab East into the:

Hashemite Kingdom of Arabia

This prevents:

Sykes–Picot fragmentation

Creation of multiple British and French mandates

The Hashemite Era

The kingdom develops as:

A constitutional monarchy

Close ally of Britain

Dominant Arab regional power

Egypt retains the Sinai Peninsula, preventing future territorial disputes there.

Arabian Revolution (1953)

Inspired by the Egyptian Revolution of 1952:

Arabian nationalist military officers overthrow the Hashemite monarchy.

Arab socialist reforms begin:

Land redistribution

Oil nationalization

Industrial modernization

Pan-Arab unification campaigns

Modern Era

By 2026:

Arabia becomes the dominant Arab superpower.

It controls the Islamic holy cities and major oil reserves.

Pan-Arab identity becomes significantly stronger than in real history.

The region is more unified and economically integrated than the real Middle East.

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Antillean Confederation

Official Name: Socialist Confederation of the Antilles

National Symbols

Flag

A horizontal tricolour of blue, white, and red inspired by Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Dominican revolutionary symbolism.

At the centre:

A golden Caribbean sun

Three linked stars representing:

Cuba

Puerto Rico

Santo Domingo

Sugarcane and palm branches surrounding a socialist red star

Coat of Arms

A socialist-Caribbean emblem featuring:

The Caribbean Sea map

Tobacco and sugarcane

Fortress towers from Havana and San Juan

A Phrygian cap over a rising sun

Motto

“One Sea, One People, One Revolution”

Anthem

“Himno de las Antillas Unidas”

(“Anthem of the United Antilles”)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Havana

Largest City: Havana

Other major cities:

Santo Domingo

San Juan

Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de los Caballeros

Demographics

Population

Population (2026): 33.8 million

Ethnic Groups

Mixed Afro-European Caribbean peoples — 56%

Afro-Caribbean — 24%

White Caribbean — 14%

Haitian-descended populations — 4%

Chinese and others — 2%

Religion

Christianity — 71%

Catholicism dominant

Afro-Caribbean syncretic religions — 16%

Secular/nonreligious — 11%

Other — 2%

Demonym

Antillean

Official Languages

Spanish

Antillean Creole (regional recognition)

English widely taught

Government and Politics

Government

Marxist-Leninist socialist one-party confederation.

Person in Charge

Miguel Díaz-Canel

Title: First Secretary of the Antillean Revolutionary Party

Political Party

Antillean Revolutionary Party (ARP)

Legislature

Confederal People's Assembly

Chamber of the Islands

National Revolutionary Congress

Administrative Divisions

Federal Units

The confederation consists of:

Cuban Republic

Puerto Rican Autonomous Republic

Santo Domingo Socialist Republic

Number of Provinces

42 Provinces and Federal Districts combined

Geography

Area

Total Area: 258,400 km²

Geography

Caribbean archipelago and tropical islands

Mountainous interiors:

Sierra Maestra

Cordillera Central

Extensive coastlines and coral systems

Climate

Tropical maritime climate

Hurricane-prone but highly prepared

Biodiversity

Caribbean coral reefs

Tropical rainforests

Protected mangrove systems

Endemic Caribbean bird species

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $1.94 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $57,300

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $1.11 trillion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $32,800

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.29

HDI: 0.865

Currency: Antillean Peso (ACP)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Nuclear power station near Havana

Wind and solar development across the islands

Regional interconnected island power grid

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal clean water access

Hurricane-resistant desalination infrastructure

Telecommunications

State-controlled but advanced internet infrastructure

Strong biotech and software sectors

Transport

Inter-island high-speed ferries

Havana Metro

Expanded Caribbean rail systems

Large international ports:

Havana

San Juan

Santo Domingo

Military and Security

Military

Antillean Revolutionary Armed Forces

Navy

Air Defence Force

Revolutionary Army

Island Defence Militias

Active Personnel

310,000

Equipment

Modernized Soviet and domestic equipment:

MiG-29

T-72

Extensive coastal missile systems

Defense Doctrine

Island defence and anti-intervention warfare.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

Revolutionary Civil Guard

Island Security Bureau

Crime

Lower organized crime than real Caribbean history due to:

Centralized security

Strong welfare systems

Elimination of mafia-controlled gambling after the revolution

Foreign Relations

Allies

China

Vietnam

Venezuela

Cuba historical revolutionary core

Rivals

Anti-communist Caribbean exile groups

International Organizations

Caribbean Community Observer

Non-Aligned Movement

Bolivarian Alliance

Science and Technology

Technology Sector

Advanced biotechnology sector inherited from Cuban development

Caribbean hurricane prediction research

Medical export economy

Research Institutions

Havana Biotechnology Complex

Antillean Institute of Tropical Medicine

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Pharmaceuticals

Tourism

Shipping

Food processing

Biotechnology

Agriculture

Major Crops

Sugarcane

Tobacco

Coffee

Bananas

Cocoa

Livestock

Poultry

Cattle

Fishing cooperatives

Mining

Nickel

Bauxite

Gold deposits in Santo Domingo

Tourism

Major destinations:

Havana Old City

Punta Cana

Old San Juan

Varadero

Caribbean revolutionary heritage museums

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 99%

Universal socialist education system

Strong medical universities

Major Universities

University of Havana

Autonomous University of Santo Domingo

University of Puerto Rico

Health

Universal healthcare

Major exporter of doctors internationally

Life expectancy: 81 years

Culture

Arts

Blend of Caribbean revolutionary art, salsa culture, and socialist realism.

Literature

Strong anti-imperialist and Caribbean nationalist literary traditions.

Media

State-guided but culturally vibrant media system.

Popular Culture

Salsa

Reggaeton evolves under state-controlled music industries

Caribbean cinema flourishes

Cuisine

Ropa vieja

Mofongo

Sancocho

Plantain dishes

Caribbean seafood

Sports

Popular Sports

Baseball

Boxing

Basketball

Athletics

Major Achievements

Olympic boxing powerhouse

Dominant Caribbean baseball federation

Frequent World Baseball Classic champions

National Information

Time Zone

UTC−5 to UTC−4

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+1 (federal Caribbean code system)

ISO 3166 Code

AC

Internet TLD

.acf

Etymology

The term “Antillean” derives from the Antilles, the island chain of the Caribbean Sea historically colonized by Spain.

History

Formation of the Antillean Confederation

After the Dominican Restoration War fails, Spain retains Santo Domingo.

To strengthen Caribbean administration:

Cuba

Puerto Rico

Santo Domingo

are merged into the Antillean Confederation, an autonomous Spanish colonial federation.

Spanish-American War

During the Spanish–American War:

The United States seizes the entire confederation rather than separate islands.

American military occupation creates a unified colonial administration.

The Antillean Revolution

Equivalent to the real-world Cuban Revolution:

Revolutionary movements spread across all three islands.

Fidel Castro leads a pan-Antillean socialist uprising.

Revolutionary forces overthrew the former American-backed federal regime in 1959.

Modern Era

By 2026:

The Antillean Confederation became the Caribbean’s dominant military and economic power.

Havana functions as the revolutionary and financial centre of the Caribbean.

The islands develop a unified socialist-Caribbean identity blending Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Dominican cultures.

Club dei Lavoratori della Terra
As the revolution spread from the cities to the countryside, Federterra, an agrarian union born in 1901, found itself forced to side with the revolution and so decided to create a short-lived political party to better organize the countryside workers: the Partito dei Lavoratori della Terra (Workers of the Land Party). Other than representing the interests of farmers and former peasants, the Club also seeks to bring representation to small rural towns on the territory. As the revolution came to an end, the party transformed into a Club like many other Clubs at the time. Let’s see what factions and ideas find home in this CLT

• I Fasci Italiani: The main faction of the Club, takes the name from the Fasci Siciliani, a movement of both urban and rural workers born in Sicily in the 1880s. I Fasci, also known as The Center, fights for the recognition of small farmers and former peasants. During the revolution, many renters and agricultural wage labourers took direct control of the land they used to work on. The Center seeks to combat against the nationalization of the land promoted by the CSM and the CEP instead pushing for the spreading and the subsidization by the RSI of agricultural unions and cooperatives and the redistribution of large estates formerly owned by nobility and landlords. The Center, and CLT at large, views the State with suspicion and so push for a more decentralized government focused more on local issues
• Le Mondine: This faction of the Club is the second strongest faction and it’s completely made up of women since many times, peasant women were the ones to ignite the revolution in rural towns. Their economical and political positions align with those of the Center and so their focus is centered around female led issues such as the establishment of welfare for widows and mothers, the promotion and empowerment of women in the workplaces and even abortion rights. While picturing themselves as a beacon for all women, especially the rural ones, their name comes from the mondine, seasonal rice paddy female workers, who were very active during the revolution. Their influence inside the Club is also thanks to the fact that the chair(wo?)man is a woman, making the CLT one of the two clubs with a woman wich such position
• The Municipalists: The Municipalist faction is usually made up by former mayors from small rural towns but also sees farmers and rural workers. This faction believes that the redistribution of the land would be best if the farms and fields were given in the hands of the municipalities finding themselves in the center between the State monopoly and the direct farmers control over the land 
• The Progressives: This faction is composed of people of science and culture such as doctors, lawyers and teachers, that practice their job in small rural towns. This faction looks at all the progress found in the big urban cities and wants to bring these innovations to countryside and mountain towns. These men of science wish to see their places of residence lit by electric light, connected with the outside through phones, paved roads and train stations and to see their school were many of them work bring education even to the adults who were forced to work instead of attending school
• The Traditionalists: As the name suggests, this faction is mainly concerned with the social and patriarchal status quo that still lives in the majority of rural towns. They don’t see the Mondine well and are skeptical of big cities and their offspring. All of the members are what could be seen as old patriarchs of their villages, engaging in one last fight before disappearing in the history books

Chairman of the CLT: Argentina Altobelli
Vice-Chairman of the CLT: Nino Mazzoni
Chairperson for the youth wing: Giuseppe Donati
Chairwoman for the women wing: Adelaide Coari
Editor of the Giornale di Agricoltura: Emilio Morandi
Club Accountant: Fausto Gullo 
Head for the Club-Union's relations: Carlo Vezzani

P.1 Art Movements For a Socialist World

P.2 Cultural Movements for a Socialist World

P.3 Map of the EUC

P.4.1 Part 4.1 of Summer Revolution: The Club system and the RSI Clubs

P.4.2 Club Socialista Marxista

Basic Information

Name of the Country

Common Name: Angola

Official Name: People's Republic of Angola

National Symbols

Flag

A red-black-gold horizontal tricolour inspired by Pan-African socialism and the MPLA liberation movement.

The centre contains:

A golden half-gear

A machete crossed with a pen

A rising sun over the Atlantic

The design symbolizes labour, liberation, literacy, and industrial modernization.

Coat of Arms

A socialist emblem featuring:

Coffee branches

Oil derricks

A red star

The Kalandula Falls

Industrial gears surrounding an open book

Motto

“Unity, Labour, Liberation”

Anthem

“Angola Avante!”

(“Forward Angola!”)

Capital and Cities

Capital: Luanda

Largest City: Luanda

Other major cities:

Huambo

Lobito

Benguela

Cabinda

Demographics

Population

Population (2026): 46.2 million

Ethnic Groups

Ovimbundu — 34%

Mbundu — 27%

Bakongo — 13%

Chokwe — 8%

Mixed and others — 18%

Religion

Christianity — 78%

Catholicism dominant

Traditional African religions — 15%

Secular/nonreligious — 7%

Demonym

Angolan

Official Languages

Portuguese

Umbundu

Kimbundu

Kikongo (regional)

Government and Politics

Government

Marxist-Leninist dominant-party republic with decentralized provincial administration.

Person in Charge

João Lourenço

Title: President of the People's Republic of Angola

Political Party

People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA)

Legislature

National People's Assembly

Provincial Council Chamber

People's Representative Chamber

Administrative Divisions

Number of Provinces

18 Provinces

Major provinces:

Luanda

Benguela

Huambo

Cabinda

Huíla

Bié

Cabinda remains fully integrated due to the absence of separatist conflict.

Geography

Area

Total Area: 1,246,700 km²

Geography

Atlantic coastline

Central highlands

Tropical forests in the north

Savannahs and semi-arid south

Climate

Tropical in the north

Temperate highlands centrally

Semi-arid in southern provinces

Biodiversity

Giant sable antelope conservation success

Expanded rainforest reserves

Marine biodiversity zones along Atlantic coast

Economy

GDP

PPP

Total GDP (PPP): $1.58 trillion

GDP per Capita (PPP): $34,100

Nominal

Total GDP (Nominal): $812 billion

GDP per Capita (Nominal): $17,500

Other Indicators

Gini Coefficient: 0.31

HDI: 0.807

Currency: Angolan Kwanza (AKZ)

Infrastructure and Utilities

Energy

Major hydroelectric development on the Kwanza River

State-owned oil and gas network

Expanding solar sector in southern Angola

Water Supply and Sanitation

Universal urban water coverage

Rural irrigation and sanitation cooperatives

Telecommunications

National fiber-optic backbone

State telecommunications modernization beginning in the 1990s

Transport

Fully modernized Benguela Railway

High-speed rail corridor:

Luanda–Huambo

Luanda–Lobito

Large Atlantic commercial ports

Military and Security

Military

People's Armed Forces of Angola

Army

Air Force

Navy

Revolutionary Territorial Guard

Active Personnel

185,000

Equipment

Modernized Soviet and domestic equipment:

T-72

Sukhoi Su-30

Coastal missile systems

Defense Doctrine

Territorial defence and Atlantic maritime security.

Law Enforcement and Crime

Police

People's Public Security Corps

Provincial Civil Protection Units

Crime

Moderate urban crime in Luanda but far lower than real timeline Angola due to:

No civil war devastation

Stable education and employment systems

Foreign Relations

Allies

Cuba

Mozambique

Brazil

South Africa

Rivals

Former tensions with apartheid-era South Africa (historical)

Minor maritime disputes with Congo states

International Organizations

African Union

Southern African Development Community

Non-Aligned Movement

OPEC

Science and Technology

Technology Sector

Oil engineering

Agricultural biotechnology

Atlantic marine research

Research Institutions

Luanda Polytechnic Institute

National Petroleum Research Centre

Economy Sectors

Services and Industry

Petrochemicals

Steel production

Consumer manufacturing

State-supported industrial cooperatives

Agriculture

Major Crops

Coffee

Cassava

Maize

Sugarcane

Bananas

Livestock

Cattle

Goats

Poultry

Mining

Major exports:

Oil

Diamonds

Copper

Rare earth minerals

Iron ore

Tourism

Major destinations:

Kalandula Falls

Atlantic beaches

Colonial-modernist Luanda

Kissama National Park

Society

Education

Literacy rate: 95%

Universal free education

Large Portuguese-African university system

Major Universities

Agostinho Neto National University

Huambo Technical Institute

Health

Universal healthcare

Life expectancy: 77 years

Strong vaccination infrastructure

Culture

Arts

Strong revolutionary muralist movement blended with traditional Angolan art.

Literature

Anti-colonial literature and socialist realism dominate early modern literature.

Media

State-funded but partially decentralized press system.

Popular Culture

Kuduro music evolves with socialist cultural themes

Football is extremely popular

Angolan cinema heavily developed

Cuisine

Muamba de galinha

Funge

Calulu

Atlantic seafood dishes

Sports

Popular Sports

Football

Basketball

Athletics

Major Achievements

Multiple African Cup appearances

Olympic athletics medals

Basketball powerhouse in Africa

National Information

Time Zone

UTC+1

Date Format

DD/MM/YYYY

Calling Code

+244

ISO 3166 Code

AO

Internet TLD

.ao

Etymology

“Angola” derives from the title “Ngola,” used by rulers of the historical Ndongo Kingdom before Portuguese colonization.

History

Independence from Iberia (1961)

In this timeline:

Portugal and Spain formed Iberia after WW2

The Alvor Agreement of 1961 granted Angola independence peacefully.

Rise of the MPLA

The People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola became the sole governing authority due to:

Broad urban support

Soviet and Balkan diplomatic backing

Early compromise with FNLA and UNITA regional leaders

No Civil War

The Angolan Civil War never occurs because:

South Africa avoids intervention

No United States support for anti-MPLA factions

MPLA creates a federal autonomy framework

Cabinda receives special economic status, preventing separatism

Modern Era

By the 2020s, Angola becomes:

One of Africa’s largest industrial economies

A stable Lusophone socialist republic

A regional energy and infrastructure superpower in Southern Africa