Intermarium (Dying in the 90's)

Intermarium - military and economical alliance of that consists of parts of Eastern Europe and the Baltics.

Etymology

In Latin, Intermarium stands for "Between the Seas". The name goes back to the post-WWI political plan to unite some East European countries into one large country or alliance, which would connect the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea, and the Adriatic Sea.

History

Poland had been suggesting to form an alliance of Eastern European states starting from the end of the Nuclear War of 95. Eventually, on January 8, 1998, Poland, together with Belarus, Slovakia, and Ukraine, officially signed an agreement that established the Intermarium. The same year a few other countries joined: Kuban, Lithuania, Latvia, and. Estonia joined on January 29, 1999. Czechia and Hungary joined on February 10, 1999. Cortica and solviena joined in 2005 Ingria and Bulgaria joined on October 23, 2007. Moldova, Romania, joined in 2010and mol In 2013, Moldova became an autonomous region of Romania, which restricted some of its rights prior to joining. Since Romania became a federation, each Romanian state sends its own representative who together decide Romania's point of view on a topic.

Members

Flag	Name	Day joined
	Belarus	8 Jan, 1998 Founding member
	Bulgaria	23 Oct, 2007
	Czechia	1998
	Estonia	29 Jan, 1999
	Hungary	10 Feb, 1999
	Ingria	23 Oct, 2007
	Kuban	10 March, 1998
	Latvia	1998
	Lithuania	1998
	Moldova*	1998
File:Poland Flag.png	Poland	8 Jan, 1998 Founding member
	Romania	1998
	Slovakia	8 Jan, 1998 Founding member
	Ukraine	8 Jan, 1998 Founding member

*Although Moldova became an autonomous member of the Romanian federation in 2013, it was never de jure suspended from the Intermarium, although it does not have full member rights since.

Potential candidates for membership

Flag	Name	Day applied for membership/ expressed strong interest in joining
	Circassia	14 March, 2017
	Finland	9 Feb, 2018
	Georgia	20 July, 2000
	Lusatia	1 Nov, 2003 Denied membership

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