What Would the Above Poster's Country Look Like?

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

The Republic of New Scottland is a progressive nation which residents are universally liked, regardless of foreigners' ideology. The country usually conducts a peaceful policies abroad, except of a bried period when it severed diplomatic ties with TFNia (putting the country, as the President explained, "on ignore").

[CatoMinor]

In 1843 Mayor Graybner of Warsaw, fed up with Poland being ruled by its more powerful neighbors, begins what will become an exodus of tens of thousands of Poles to the middle east to start anew. In 1854 Jakub Łaszczyński leads a revolution of Poles living in Baghdad against the ruling Ottomans. Once successful Łaszczyński institutes a new country known as the Kingdom of Polaqistan.

Fast forward to 1978. The Arabs living in Polaqistan were fed up of having now power despite the Poles only being 27% of the population. In December the students in New Warsaw (formerly Baghdad) rose up and within days brought the country to its knees. On January 1, 1979 the Polaqi Republic was declared and Sad Al-Kuwalski took over as president.

The modern Polaqi Republic is the most stable nation in the middle east.
Demographics:
Ethnicity:70% Arab 26% Polish, 2% Czech, 1% German, 1% other
Language: Polaqish 59%, Arab 25%, Polish 13%, other 3%
Religion: Roman Catholic 60%, Sunni Islam 11%, Shia Islam 11%, Protestant 15%, none/other 3%

Government:
President: Krzyzstof Hussein (Polaqi People's Party)
Prime Minister: Jaffar Al-Zbikowski (Civic Union)

Parliamentary seats:
CU- 87
PPP - 72
Arab National Party - 18
others - 13

[Indy Texas]

Braseland is a constitutional republic known for its abundant natural resources, mainly fossil fuels and minerals. Jamestown is its capital and largest city; the remainder of the country has a relatively low population density. Heavy exploitation of natural resources has resulted in high per capita incomes; a recent mining boom in rare earth metals has led to high currency appreciation in recent years, with the adverse side effect of harming Braseland's small industrial and professional services sectors. Braseland received a score of 9.5 out of 10 on the Democracy Index. The country has no official established religion or language, though the majority of residents identify as Christian and English-speaking according to recent census data. Braseland is not a member of the Atlasian Union, although it maintains full diplomatic relations with all AU members and has remained neutral in all recent military conflicts in the region.