Eurasian Union

The Eurasian Union is a political merger of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, and the northern portion of Kazakhstan. A history of autocracy and centralized government allowed the Eurasian Union to weather the flooding better than many other areas, and the increase in temperature has opened up huge new portions of Siberia and the taiga to agriculture.

The inundation that lead to the collapse of the West and the international order established in the 20th century was surprisingly beneficial to the Eurasian Union. The previously anemic competitor to the European Union found itself on the defensive against an aggressive China after the conquest of Mongolia. With hundreds of millions of refugees within China, the Eurasian Union was forced to band together and forge a nation based upon the pillars of Orthodox Christianity, absolute government and Slavic nationalism. The melting of the polar ice-caps and the flooding of the northern Siberian plain brought to the region a mellowed stability which was previously lacking, while the opening up of previously frozen regions has given the Eurasian Union access to a treasure-trove of easily-accessible resources. As the Mechanism brought about the end of violent conflict on Earth, the Eurasian Union has pulled back from the brink of a violent conflict with China and recast itself as a protector of Christian moralism and competitor to the totalitarian Asiatic hordes of China and India.

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