Ineland

Ineland (French: Inelande [ɛ̃lɑ̃d], Dutch: Inland [Inlɑnt]) is a country located in Western Europe. Ineland shares a border with Poland-Lithuania to the north, as well as maritime borders with the Union of Nicholeizian Socialist Republics to the west and with Australia to the south-west. The country's official languages are French and Dutch, with German and Basconian having official status in some states.

Geography
The landscape of Ineland consists mostly of fertile plains and plateaus, crossed by rivers such as the Saal and the as they flow west into the Atlantic Ocean.

Government and politics
Ineland is a federal elective monarchy under a parliamentary system with the monarch taking the role of a ceremonial head of state and the minister-president taking the role of head of government. The federal government is composed of three branches:
 * Legislative: The bicameral Estates General, made up of the 175-member Chamber of Commons and the 31-member House of Electors, adopts federal law, declares war, approves treaties, and has the power to impeachment the minister-president.
 * Executive: The sovereign is the commander-in-chief of the Defence Force, and appoints the Government of Ineland (Cabinet), who administer and enforce laws and policies.
 * Judiciary: The Royal Court of Justice, whose judges are appointed by the Estates General, interpret laws.

Administrative divisions
Under its federal system, Ineland is made up of 31 states.

Military of Ineland
Main article: Inelander Defence Force

The Inelander Defence Force is divided into the Ground Force, the Maritime Force, the Air Force and the Strategic Strike Force. As of 2022, the Defence Force has around 449.000 active personnel, which is the region's eigth-largest. Ineland maintains the EU's eleventh-highest military expenditure, spending €85.9 billion in 2022.