Ameria

Ameria, officially the Republic of Ameria, is a sovereign state located in the temperate northern hemisphere. The country covers roughly 450,000 square kilometers and features a varied landscape that includes an eastern coastline, expansive plains in the interior, and a western highland belt. The capital and political center is Valora, while Merin is its largest metropolitan area.

Geography and climate vary across the country, with a maritime climate along the coast and continental conditions inland. The western highlands host rivers that power hydroelectric development, and forests and agricultural regions contribute to the national economy and biodiversity.

Historically, Ameria was inhabited by indigenous communities before unification in the early modern period. It adopted its first constitutional framework in the 19th century and has since developed into a representative democracy with universal suffrage and regular elections.

Ameria is a constitutional republic with a parliamentary system. The president serves as head of state, elected by popular vote, while a prime minister leads the government. The bicameral National Assembly comprises the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. The judiciary is independent, and constitutional measures promote transparency and the rule of law.

Economy and infrastructure are diversified, with services accounting for a majority of GDP, followed by manufacturing and agriculture. Key sectors include agribusiness, tourism, information technology, and energy from hydroelectric and wind sources. Ameria maintains regional trade relationships and participates in multilateral economic agreements.

Demographically, Ameria has about 12 million residents. The official language is Amerian; widely spoken minority languages include Vilian and Kest. The country emphasizes education and public health, supporting high literacy rates and accessible healthcare.

Culturally, national holidays honor independence, regional heritage, and historical figures. Cultural life features literature, cinema, music, sports, and a growing arts scene, with public institutions overseeing education and cultural preservation.