Europeia

Europeia is a fictional transcontinental federation depicted in speculative fiction and role‑playing materials as a successor or alternative to the real-world European Union. The name blends Europe with the Latin suffix -ia, signaling a unified continental polity.

Geography and administration: Europeia covers most of the European landmass and includes several autonomous regions with special status. It spans diverse climates from the Arctic north to the Mediterranean south and is organized into a federal structure that grants regional authorities substantial self-government. The capital city is commonly portrayed as Harmonia, unique in each narrative.

History: In most accounts, Europeia emerges through a series of treaties and constitutional reforms in the 21st or 22nd century, culminating in a founding charter that consolidates markets, infrastructure, and governance. The federation is portrayed as enlarging and refining earlier regional unions, with a focus on economic integration, mobility, and shared security.

Politics and government: Europeia operates as a federal parliamentary republic. The Federal Assembly is bicameral, combining a directly elected chamber with a regional representation chamber. The Chancellor leads the government, while a ceremonial President serves as head of state. A Council of Regions provides ongoing regional input to national decisions.

Economy and society: The federation maintains a single market with open internal borders and coordinated regulatory standards. Policy areas include energy, environment, transport, and defense. The economy emphasizes green technology, digital services, and advanced manufacturing. Demographics are diverse, with multilingual populations and strong regional cultures.

Language and culture: Official languages often include English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Polish, with extensive recognition of regional languages. Europeia’s societies are depicted as cosmopolitan, emphasizing mobility, education, and cross-border collaboration. In fiction, it serves as a lens to explore federalism, sovereignty, and European identity.