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As a {{wp|supranational organization}}, it has made efforts to synchronise national {{wp|judiciary}} into a uniform {{wp|set of laws}} that apply to all members. An internal {{wp|customs union}} (Telmerian Joint Customs Union, TJCU) was developed in 1990, coming into effect in 1992, and has {{wp|Schengen area|abolished passport control}} for travel within the TU. It also achieved a {{wp|single market}} (Telmerian Single Market, TSM) in 1994. These agreements also partially extended to and integrated with the members of the [[Berean Economic Community|Berean Economic Community (BEC)]], establishing the Common Berean Economic Area (CBEA) of nine states in 2000. One of the largest movements of further integration is the establishment of a {{wp|monetary union|common currency}} and {{wp|monetary union}} between the member states, which is currently debated. | As a {{wp|supranational organization}}, it has made efforts to synchronise national {{wp|judiciary}} into a uniform {{wp|set of laws}} that apply to all members. An internal {{wp|customs union}} (Telmerian Joint Customs Union, TJCU) was developed in 1990, coming into effect in 1992, and has {{wp|Schengen area|abolished passport control}} for travel within the TU. It also achieved a {{wp|single market}} (Telmerian Single Market, TSM) in 1994. These agreements also partially extended to and integrated with the members of the [[Berean Economic Community|Berean Economic Community (BEC)]], establishing the Common Berean Economic Area (CBEA) of nine states in 2000. One of the largest movements of further integration is the establishment of a {{wp|monetary union|common currency}} and {{wp|monetary union}} between the member states, which is currently debated. | ||
The union is often described and credited as a {{wp|potential superpower}}, mainly through the emergence of the Shared Security Architecture Policy with the 1994 Treaty of Aketerina to constitutionalize and formulate its role in {{wp|international law}} and the geopolitical system outlined by the [[Assembly of Nations]], its external relations, and defence. Its member states comprise 18.5 percent of the [[List of Auroran countries by different metrices|world population]] and generated a nominal {{wp|gross domestic product}} (GDP) of US$ 4.84 trillion in 2020. | The union is often described and credited as a {{wp|potential superpower}}, mainly through the emergence of the Shared Security Architecture Policy with the 1994 Treaty of Aketerina to constitutionalize and formulate its role in {{wp|international law}} and the geopolitical system outlined by the [[Assembly of Nations]], its external relations, and defence. Its member states comprise 183.7 million inhabitants, or 18.5 percent of the [[List of Auroran countries by different metrices|world population]], and generated a nominal {{wp|gross domestic product}} (GDP) of US$ 4.84 trillion in 2020, or 22.2 percent of the [[List of Auroran countries by different metrices|world's total GDP]]. | ||
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Telmerian Union
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Flag | |||
Motto: "Stärke in Einheit" (Hesurian) "Strength in Unity" | |||
Anthem: "Sarabande" (instrumental) | |||
Capital | Lilienburg (de facto) | ||
Largest city | Flussmund | ||
Other languages | Hesurian, Valimian, Valtrivan | ||
Type | Political and economic union | ||
Membership | 5 states | ||
Leaders | |||
• General Secretary | Matthias Gaissler | ||
• President of the Council | Sigita Kulėšienė | ||
• President of the Parliamentary Assembly | Werther Sahlen | ||
Establishment | |||
• Treaty of Lilienburg | 21 March 1984 | ||
• Treaty of Eichau | 6 November 1990 | ||
• Treaty of Aketerina | 13 September 1994 | ||
Area | |||
• Total | 1,532,600 km2 (591,700 sq mi) | ||
• Water (%) | 1.9% | ||
Population | |||
• 2019 estimate | 183,679,612 | ||
GDP (nominal) | 2019 estimate | ||
• Total | $4.836 trillion | ||
• Per capita | $32,877 | ||
Gini (2019) | 36.5 medium | ||
HDI | 0.885 very high |
The Telmerian Union (TU) is an economic union and regional organization consisting of five states of Telmeria, primarly aimed at economic integration among them. The union has a combined estimated population of over 182 million and an estimated GDP of around $4.84 trillion. The TU has strived to increase the free movement of goods, services and people between the nations of Telmeria, enact internationally binding decisions on maintaining common policies, and many ideas surrounding more Telmerian unionism and integration have emerged due to the TU's success of unifying its member states, particularly following the conclusion of the Great Game. The union is headed by the High Secretariat and a respective General Secretary, the Council of the Telmerian Union and the Telmerian Parliamentary Assembly; all institution are headquartered in Lilienburg City. The TU was formally founded in the Treaty of Lilienburg, signed into effect on 21 March 1984 between Mascylla, Lilienburg and Temaria as the Inner Three of the union; it witnessed membership growth by the accession of two more member states, namely Valimia in 1990 and Valtriva in 1991.
As a supranational organization, it has made efforts to synchronise national judiciary into a uniform set of laws that apply to all members. An internal customs union (Telmerian Joint Customs Union, TJCU) was developed in 1990, coming into effect in 1992, and has abolished passport control for travel within the TU. It also achieved a single market (Telmerian Single Market, TSM) in 1994. These agreements also partially extended to and integrated with the members of the Berean Economic Community (BEC), establishing the Common Berean Economic Area (CBEA) of nine states in 2000. One of the largest movements of further integration is the establishment of a common currency and monetary union between the member states, which is currently debated.
The union is often described and credited as a potential superpower, mainly through the emergence of the Shared Security Architecture Policy with the 1994 Treaty of Aketerina to constitutionalize and formulate its role in international law and the geopolitical system outlined by the Assembly of Nations, its external relations, and defence. Its member states comprise 183.7 million inhabitants, or 18.5 percent of the world population, and generated a nominal gross domestic product (GDP) of US$ 4.84 trillion in 2020, or 22.2 percent of the world's total GDP.