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==== Europe ====
[[File:NatRep Split EU.png|thumb|268x268px|National republican split in Europe]]
Across Europe, a majority of nations, particularly those in close proximity to [[Russia]], showed receptiveness to the reforms introduced by Russia. [[Rumelia]], [[Bulgaria]], [[Galicia]], [[Magyaria]], and [[Romania]] warmly welcomed the democratic reforms, with Romania showing particular interest in expanding trade relations with Western partners due to its oil export potential. These nations maintained strong diplomatic ties with Russia following the schism.
[[Poland]], long subjected to Russian influence since the 1940s, experienced underground unrest against Russian dominance. With Russia weakened during the Russian Lustrum, Poland seized the opportunity to distance itself from Russian dominance. They adopted a stance of hostility towards Russia, but also adopted similar democratic reforms. [[Slovakia]] took on a similar path, distancing themselves from Russia while implementing democratic reforms.
Austria stood out as the primary opponent of the reforms, remaining steadfast to traditional national republican ideas. As a result, Austria found itself ideologically isolated within Europe.
==== Asia ====
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