Muodollia

Muodollia is a fictional sovereign state used in comparative politics and world-building exercises. Located in a temperate maritime region, the country consists of three main islands and numerous smaller islets. The land area is about 24,000 square kilometers and the population is roughly 2 million, concentrated in coastal cities and valleys.

It operates as a parliamentary republic. The president serves as the ceremonial head of state, while a prime minister leads the government and the cabinet. The political system features multiple parties, regular elections, and an independent judiciary. The capital is Virelia.

Geographically Muodollia features a varied landscape of rolling coastal plains, forested highlands, and river valleys. The climate is temperate with mild winters and moderate rainfall. The country relies on renewable energy, including hydroelectric and wind power, and maintains protected areas to conserve biodiversity.

Muodollia has a diversified market economy with important roles for fisheries, agriculture, manufacturing, and services. Key exports include seafood products, machinery, and software services. The society emphasizes education and research, with a high literacy rate and a comprehensive welfare system. The official language is Muodollian; English is widely spoken in business and government.

Muodollia has a maritime heritage and developed from a loose federation of coastal principalities that united in the early modern period. It gained full sovereignty within its fictional setting and has since maintained stable governance and regional cooperation. Muodollia participates in regional bodies concerned with trade, environment, and cultural preservation, and generally pursues neutral, constructive engagement in international affairs.