Eurasiathe
Eurasiathe is a term used in academic and speculative discourse to refer to a hypothetical transcontinental region and governance project that would span portions of Europe and Asia along the Eurasian landmass. The name is a portmanteau of Europe and Asia and is not an officially recognized entity.
Geography and borders are not fixed; the concept envisions cooperation across regions including Western and Central
If realized as a political construct, Eurasiathe would rely on a layered system of governance with some
Proponents envision integrated infrastructure—rail corridors, energy pipelines, digital networks—and diversified economies spanning manufacturing, services, and resource
Mosaic of languages, religions, and traditions; no single dominant culture; potential for a shared regional identity
Originates in mid-20th-century geopolitical and regional studies and has appeared in speculative fiction and policy debates