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Republic of Slirnia Republika Slirnija
Flag Coat of arms
Capital and	Dražovice
Official languages	Montenegrin language
Recognised regional languages	Minilovan, Miersan, Gaullican
Government
• President	Andrej Brecelj
• Prime Minister	Milo Jovanović
Legislature	Parliament of Slirnia
Establishment
• Kingdom of Slirnia	15 September 1784
• Socialist Republic of Slirnia	3 November 1934
• Republic of Slirnia	1 January 1980
Population
• 2020 estimate	5,723,452
• 2010 census	5,511,345
• Density	102/km2 (264.2/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	2019 estimate
• Total	$223.677
• Per capita	$40,585
GDP (nominal)	2019 estimate
• Total	$209.186
• Per capita	$38,321
Gini (2020)	23.1 low
HDI (2020)	0.902 very high
Currency	Slirnian Tolar a (STO)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+578
Euclo is widely used and accepted

Slirnija, officially the Republic of Slirnia, is a landlocked mountainous country located in the continent of Euclea. It is bordered clockwise, by East Miersa, Gaullica, Amathia, Minilov and [ purple little country ]; its only coast is located on the [ name of the lake ] lake. The territory of Slirnia covers [ ¿ ] kilometres square which distribute between snowed peaks and fertile plains, where the majority of its 5,723,452 inhabitants live.

Ruled by small duchies and principalities, the territory of today's Slirnia remained highly divided for several decades during the Middle Ages and it was not until the formation of the Kingdom of Slirnia, when the whole territory found a common identity. However, as conflicts were common throughout its history and stability was rare, Slirnia remained occupied by neighbouring monarchies for most of this time until the final revolt led by House of Belojević which achieved a total control of the territory. During the different invasions and conflicts over the Slirnian throne, the population saw the introduction of Christianism and the later predominance of adherence to the Catholic faith over other forms. The Belojević’s Kingdom of Slirnia survived with its throne passing through the hands of many other Euclean Royal Houses during most of the history, leading the expansion to cover roughly the territory the nation occupies today. However, it saw an abrupt end during the Revolution of 1934, in which its monarch and royal family ended executed by the revolutionaries forces and the means of production taken by the workers, which led the transformation of Slirnia into a Socialist Republic falling under Amathia and Swetania's sphere of influence.

Slirnia lived under this form of government during most of the 20th century with relative progress and regional integration. During most of the Great War it remained neutral and with minimum participation in the conflicts of the continent. Approaching the 70’s, the authoritarian government of Slirnia caused a major break in the relations with Swetania, its most important backer and economical partner; the situation was followed by a gradual distancing from other socialist countries in Euclea and Kylaris and eventually led Slirnia to suffer electric shortages and a serious economic depression. As the decade continued, social discontent towards the government was discharged in largely suppressed riots and manifestations; during its last stage, the Council of the Socialist Republic of Slirnia applied several restrictions to the social life and media, damaging liberty and press freedom in the country. In 1974, the already damaged image of Slirnia in Euclea re-appeared as a discussion topic after the fire in the Krško Nuclear plant caused a release of radioactive contamination across the country; the accident triggered the manifestations against the government and by 1979, the government of the Socialist Republic of Slirnia found itself incapable of continuing with the situation and after a year of almost civil war in the capital city and other important urban poles between pro-government and pro-liberalisation forces backed up by [ not socialist countries ] and the majority of the Slirnian diaspora, the council government of the Socialist Republic of Slirnia declared the return of elections and the gradual modernisation of its financial policies towards a market economy.

In 1980, the country adopted its new Constitution, which established the Republic of Slirnia. The '90s and early '00s decades were marked by the first administrations of the Social Democrat and Socialists government which gradually started the process of denationalisation and privatisation of the economy as well as the shift on its foreign policy towards the west of Euclea. In the following years, Slirnia saw the accession of centre-right governments; in 2004, the Christian Democrats won their first elections in the history of Slirnia and governed during 15 years, leading the membership talks with the Euclean Community and a stronger privatisation process.

Although it is catalogued as a high income open market economy, it has kept a large welfare and social security scheme which dates from the Socialist ties. The country, ranks high in women participation, civil liberties, press freedom and democratic governance. Slirnia is a member of the EDTO, the the AECD and the Community of Nations. As of 2020, it is a recognised candidate for a future membership of the Euclean Community.

Politics

12 Human Rights Alley in Dražovice is the seat of the Prime Minister and where the Council of Ministers meet.

Although the first constitution of Slirnia was adopted under the framework of fixing power inequalities of the absolute monarchs of the Kingdom of Slirnia, the country adopted several other basic laws throughout the different times it has crossed; in this line, the current constitution, was composed and voted in 1979 and promulgated in 1980 establishing the Republic of Slirnia. Since then, the country has maintained this carta magna adapting it in multiple times with plebiscited reforms. Although the establishment of the Republic of Slirnia marked a strong separation from the past Socialist Republic, the contitution still maintained several articles, which preceded the constitution of the SRS, such as the protection of the personal freedom, the collective propriety and an egalitarian view on issues like marriage and divorce. Despite the Catholic faith remains the largest faith in numbers among the Slirnian society, the constitution does not define any religion as official for the state and keeps several articles that make reforms on this, unconstitutional. Since 1980, the power in Slirnia is separated into Legislative, Executive and Judicial, each of them with their special duties and independence. The country has a Head of State and a Head of Government, called President (Predsednik Slirnije) and Prime Minister (Premijer Slirnije) respectively.