Kalia

Also a very small country, once a city, is now a small country with an area of 2.22 km² called Kalia. It borders only Kasmania. Small, but with a population of 22,689. 30% of Kalia's land borders mainland Kasmania, and 70% borders the island of Fonso, also a Island of kasmania. The street of Fonso separates the larger part of Kalia from the smaller part.

It has a nominal economic GDP of $4.5 billion. Tourism dominates, as does trade, mainly with Kasmania. That's quite a lot for a small country like Kalia.

It was once a city of Kasmania, but was separated as a country. But now they're pretty good allies. There were tensions, and in 2007 it became independent and officially a country because of a Referendum.

As in Kasmania, BDSM is also prohibited at concerts. However, it hasn't been abolished yet, but it might happen, most likely in 2025.

Kalia has only three cities: Kalia-City (capital, 10,650 inhabitants), Kalia (8,770 inhabitants), and Pikåusen (718 inhabitants). The rest live in villages or rural areas, rather than in a city. The larger part of Kalia, the 70% of the area bordering Fonso, has the capital Kalia-City in the center, and Pikåusen, a slightly long-stretched city, borders the coast. Kalia, along with most of the villages and green areas, makes up 30% of the area.

The education system is also Nordic-influenced.

The most popular music genre in Kalia is house—perhaps the only country in Europe to have house as its most popular genre. Kalia even has its own house genre, Khouse. It also is so safe it almost has no criminality.