Scandinavian Union

Background
With the world order falling to pieces, the threat of an expanding Russia, and the collapse of the European Union. The Nordic nations banded together in the Nordic Council to unify the north in a better chance to defend themselves and for better cooperation. Thus the Scandinavian Union was born. The proud Nordic culture as been revived.

The turn to Norseism and Isolation
The nations of Scandinavia have always had a close relationship to each other in one way or another. From wars to personal unions, the Scandinavians have had it all. Following the Second World War where the Scandinavia became victim to both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. The Nordic Council was formed in 1952. The Nordic nations would later join the EU when it formed in 1993.

Following the collapse of the US and EU, the Nordic Union adopted an isolationist policy. Seeing an aggressive Russia advance through East Europe, the Nordic Nations feared that they would be the next target. Meeting in the Nordic Council, they discuss unification and possible entry into Europa. They decided to reject the offer to join Europa, the memory of the EU failings still fresh and unify the Nordic Culture in the Scandinavian Union.