West Europe

The Federation of West Europe is a located in eponymous, which consists of nine departments and three free cities; Brussels, Den Haag, and Strasbourg. West Europe is made of n square kilometres, making it the world’s nation. With a population of n, it is also the nation in the world.

West Europe is a of nine sub-national entities, known as departments, by an administration based in three free cities across the nation. The federal government of West Europe has over its constituent bodies, which is organised in the  Parliament of West Europe. Divided into the Federal Assembly, which elects the Prime Minister, and the Senate, which elects the Chancellor, the Parliament is composed of representatives from each of the subdivisions, with each department receiving two Senators a number of Assemblers based upon their population in proportion to one another. The Prime Minister and the Chancellor create the government, with the Prime Minister as and the Chancellor as. The powers of the government and the parliament are in turn checked by the High Court, which insures all measures taken are constitutionally appropriate. This system of government was instituted with the Treaty of Rome in 1949, which was originally signed between just four countries; France, Italy, West Germany, and Spain.