Better 2025

This mod corrects most of the errors in the standard 2025 scenario. It updates the laws of each country, their populations, age structures, and, in some cases, the development and education levels of the provinces. The data is as accurate as possible, but I’d be happy to correct any errors I may have missed. - Laws have been changed for most countries, as they were quite inaccurate. Now, most of Europe and the Americas are conservative/libertarian republics, and most of Africa consists of autocracies/oligarchies. Asia is the most diverse. I tried to rely on several indices measuring democracy and on how the countries themselves position themselves, so the data should be relatively objective; however, I am open to making changes, though it would be preferable if you could cite an objective source in your requests. - The population figures for most countries were incorrect, and the discrepancy with reality sometimes reached a factor of ten (for example, Gabon was listed as having 22 million instead of 2 million). I have corrected everything to bring the figures as close as possible to reality; the difference should now be no more than a couple of percent from the actual population, but for some closed or underdeveloped countries (like Eritrea or Turkmenistan), the numbers are still only approximate. I have also adjusted the age pyramids in the provinces, so third-world countries should now experience explosive population growth, while developed countries should grow much more slowly. - "Liberated" Cyprus, Rwanda, Belarus, and Jordan, which for some reason were part of other states. Corrected errors in the membership of international organizations by removing non-existent members and adding those that should be there. Added ASEAN, and flags for NATO and CSTO. - Adjusted the levels of development, knowledge, cultures, and resources in some regions, but this will most likely be tweaked further. In practice, all these changes should lead to a more stable Europe and Americ