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I probably missed it, but I don't remember – did the new government change course from a police state to protecting privacy? As far as I remember, I only recall something about family values.

I've just reviewed the entire list and concluded that I'll have to do a lot of work to change everything in accordance with the new policy. For me, this is a very interesting challenge, as each choice becomes a dilemma (plus, such changes are much more difficult to implement in already established states, as many things may be extremely neglected). Well, in any case, countries don't change overnight.
Civil Rights > (not excessively; it depends more on specific "freedoms," so I can go up or down depending on the specific issue).
Economy >>>
Political Freedoms >
Corruption <
Culture >>
Defense Forces >>>
Employment >>
Happiness >>
Health >>
Human Development Index >>
Income Equality > (the new policy is not aimed at total equality, but the current state of affairs requires changes).
Industry >>>
Intelligence >
Law Enforcement >>
Lifespan >>
Nudity <<<
Obesity <<<
Public Transport >>
Public Healthcare >
Recreational Drug Use <
Safety >>
Safety from Crime >>
Scientific Advancement >>>
Stupidity <
Unexpected Death Rate <
Weaponization >

The situation with the remaining things (like religiosity and the environment) will not be deliberately worsened, but they will not receive support either.