Finnno

Finnno is a fictional Nordic country located on the northern coast of the continent of Norda. It covers about 110,000 square kilometers and has a population around 4.7 million. The landscape includes boreal forests, numerous lakes, and a long, jagged coastline. The climate ranges from maritime to subarctic, with cold winters and mild summers.

Finnno operates as a constitutional republic with a multi-party system. The president is head of state; the prime minister leads the government. The unicameral Parliament is elected by proportional representation. An independent judiciary upholds the constitution, which guarantees civil liberties and the rule of law.

Early Finnnoan settlements appeared in the region in the medieval period. It formed a loose confederation in the late Middle Ages and achieved independence in the early 20th century after a regional treaty. Since then, Finnno has pursued social-market policies and participated in regional cooperative bodies.

The economy is diversified, with services, manufacturing, and forestry. It relies on renewable energy, especially hydro and wind power, and aims for carbon neutrality by mid-century. Transport links connect inland regions to ports by rail, road, and shipping.

Finnnoan is the official language; Swedish and English are widely spoken as second languages. The country has high urbanization, strong education, and universal healthcare. Cultural life emphasizes design, music, literature, and outdoor recreation, with regional traditions across provinces.

Finnno emphasizes sustainability, social welfare, and digital infrastructure in its public policy.