A World of War: World X - Break Bad (Map Game)

Greetings, and welcome to BREAK BAD, the tenth, and hopefully last, installment in the "A World of War" series. The year is 2019. Wars will be fought, wars will be lost, and wars will be won. Will you be a victor or see your nation destroyed at the hands of another? This game was made by Dick Harrison and Flaming Spaghetti Monster.

"C'mon, man... some straight like you, giant stick up his ass, all of a sudden at age what? Sixty? He's just gonna break bad?"

—Jesse B. Pinkman

Rules - List of Countries - Backstory and Lore

Staff
Owners: Dick Harrison, Flaming Spaghetti Monster

Administrators: Vacant, Vacant

Map Makers: Vlad Nykytyuk, Vacant

NPC Event Makers: Vacant, Vacant

Mod Event Makers: Vacant, Vacant

Kicks and Bans
None yet.

Players
Syria - Dick Harrison

Egypt - Flaming Spaghetti Monster

Ukraine - Vlad Nykytyuk

Brazil - Freezepond

Turkey - Priceless008

Thailand - Sundalanian

Russia - Visatus

China - EthanKoenigsberg

Japan - Kebab Master Lel

United States of America - Soviet Siberian

Iran - Galack

Saudi Arabia - JMathias

India - AendarusMapping

Malaysia - Sidewinder291102

France - AsMapping

North Korea - Osterreichisofstronk

Norway - Fyorrian Mapping

United Kingdom - TenaciousMapping

Belarus - Parbounli

Poland - Megasoggywaffles

Nigeria - Olo72

Alliances

 * BRICS
 * Brazil
 * India
 * Russia
 * South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance
 * India
 * Northern Defence and Trade League
 * United States of America
 * United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
 * France

Republic of Turkey

 * Government: The Republic of Turkey is currently lead by president Selahattin Demirtaş, of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), a party following social democracy, won the election back in 2018 after a super surprising upset victory against Erdoğan’s Justice and Development Party. While not much has been done by the party since they were elected, it has only been about half a year, and with a start of a new year, the party hopes they can begin to reform Turkey into being a global power, once more.
 * Governmental Policies
 * Righting the Wrongs
 * Rights for Minorities!: The first part of the plan known as "Righting the Wrongs", is giving minorities, especially Kurds, equal rights as the "ruling class" Turks, while this is going to be met with opposition from said Turks, we slowly build up step by step so everyone can get used to it. We start with allowing the primary languages in certain regions to be included in teaching along with Turkish, along with legalizing all languages to be spoken freely. Along with these reforms, we also block the banning of political parties based solely on cultural factor, as well we unban the former parties that were banned in the past, even if they are dissolved, as act of good will. As well, people seen harassing or beating people of certain races, cultures, etc will have to pay a fine or go do community work based on how bad the offense is.
 * Secularization: While still being a "secular" nation, many have felt like they have been discriminated based on not being Muslim, and while about 98% of the country is Muslim, we still feel the need to allow all religion and stop the religion in the government that is effecting our laws that stop us from being a fully free nation like our founding father intended for us.
 * Battling Corruption: It is without a doubt, Turkey under Erdoğan was highly corrupt in so many ways, and we are in the process of stopping it from growing even more as well as trying to reduce it as much as possible, the first step was already stated before, stopping the ability to block parties based on culture and as well as stopping it based on ideology. We also begin to heavily enforce the anti-corruption laws already in place, including bribery, extortion, abuse of office, and money laundering, as well as we hire many new talents to enforce these laws who have been "screened" heavily.
 * Turkish Armed Forces
 * Turkish Land Forces
 * Active Manpower: 350,000
 * Reserve Manpower: 360,565
 * Combat Tanks: 2,446
 * AFV: 9,031
 * SPA: 1,108
 * Towed Artillery: 872
 * Rocket Projectors: 418
 * Turkish Air Force
 * Fighter Aircraft: 207
 * Attack Aircraft 207
 * Transport Aircraft: 445
 * Trainer Aircraft 287
 * Helicopters: 475
 * Turkish Naval Forces
 * Frigates: 16
 * Corvettes: 10
 * Submarines: 12
 * Missile Boats: 23
 * Patrol Craft: 34
 * Mine Warfare Boats: 11
 * Economy
 * State of The Economy
 * Battling the Crisis: Turkey's economy has been a weird position over the last couple of years, high inflation, debt, etc has been crippling the country for a long time, while not having a lot of time last year, the new party has finally be able to turn their attention to the crisis with the "Three Acts" policy.
 * Act 1 (Battling the Inflation): One of Turkey's main economic problems has been a high inflation rate, which has been crippling our economy for a while now, to combat the inflation rate, new policies has been put in place, first being to raise short term interest rates, which while not a long term method, will help a lot to get stuff under control so we can fix it more permanently in the future.
 * Act 2 (Fiscal Austority): Next will be the cutting of spending and raising taxes slightly, while this is a drastic move and could damage the economy more, it is deemed a necessary to pull the economy back out of it's sluggish state.
 * Act 3 (Privatization and Deregulation): The final reform for the time being will be a longer term one, the government is currently pushing for more deregulation and privatisation which may seem like a weird move, but it is also needed in this drastic times for Turkey.
 * Research
 * Advancement of AI: While not being a leader in this technological field, Turkey sees a need to catch up in the field at least a little bit, with some of the funds left over from the cutting of public spending we pour it into AI research, ranging from everything, from military uses to public use, we ponder all of the options and begin to spread out the funds between them all, but most goes into automation to help industry produce goods faster.
 * Diplomacy
 * United States of America: We too would love good relations with the superpower of the world, and we do not want to provoke Greece either, which is the reason for our new treaty with them.
 * Iraq, Syria, and Iran: We send out a strong warning to these three countries saying if anything is done to hurt Kurds in their country unfairly, sanctions will be put on them for the violation of human rights.
 * Nicosia Treaty: We send out offers to, The United Kingdom, Greece, Cyprus, and Northern Cyprus to meet in Nicosia to address the North Cyprus problem, on the offering table we propose that Northern Cyprus will have a referendum either to join Cyprus, become independent, or be annexed into Turkey, to even the deal up Turkey will support the join Cyprus option to help pull out from the entanglement there. If the referendum were to pass, Turks in Northern Cyprus will be given equal rights and will also have the option to move to Turkey if they please, as well Turkish troops would still be stationed there for three years to make sure no discrimination happens against the Turks. If the referendum were to pass for them to join Turkey, the same would happen but in reverse for the Greeks, and if they vote to become independent, both Greece, and Turkey can station troops there for 3 years and Greeks have the chance to move if wanted.
 * Azerbaijan: Hello fellow Turkic country! Would you like protection against Iran and Russia if they ever come for your oil fields? There's no major price to this besides sending me some extra oil.
 * Russia: When has turkey shown aggression towards either of those countries? They have been the ones showing aggression towards us, we even backed out of Syria peacefully, I just see this as a way to expand your influence, so no.
 * Wars and Conflicts
 * Turkey in The Middle East: After being involved in the war against ISIS, and even intervening to invade Syrian Kurdistan, the government gives the order to fully pull out of all conflicts in Syria and Iraq, this will be done with immediate effect and all troops and supplies will be pulled out by 2020.

Republic of India

 * Government
 * An Election of Ages: The Indian General Election of 2019 was one the world over was watching. Ever since the Kamal Scandal, the popularity of Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party has been steadily falling. In their place, Sonia Gandhi's Indian National Congress is set to smash the polls. And they did. Modi's party fell like a house of cards, allowing the INC to sweep the election away and take control of the Indian government. A new Prime Minister for a new age.
 * Feminist Icon: Sonia Gandhi, already the most powerful woman in India, was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India on 26 May 2019. With this unprecedented new leader comes unprecedented times. Many Indians are tired of the long drawn diplomatic conflict with Pakistan and China, as the country shifts from a large American base of operations to a democratic bastion in Asia. The socially liberal Gandhi will make the Chinese much more happy than a nationalist Modi, and the Pakistani government is most likely pleased with the outcome too, given that this may lead to the end of hostilities, finally.
 * A Modern Age: With the rise of technology comes the rise of India. Tech icon Elon Musk is being followed closely, as his designs for a hyperloop system could solve a transportation crisis stunting Indian growth. However, this new technology is not the only solution to the problem.
 * Transportation Chaos: Prime Minister Gandhi unveils a new infrastructural program which renovates many large roads. She also convenes a council of road planners to find a solution to India's driving problem, in that many drivers are incapable of following driving safety standards. However, no plan has been confirmed yet.
 * Water resources: A new program starts this year to update old irrigation systems with modern standards, as well as improve flood control.
 * Flood Management: India has suffered from large-scale floods for a long time. It has caused so many deaths, the destruction of public property, and has especially hit rural areas hard. It also impacts economic growth, as the flood-prone areas get less investment due to the high risk of flooding. This is why the Indian government is specifically looking to combat flooding and reduce its impact by reinforcing existing schemes which mitigate these disasters.
 * Flood Damage Assessments: Flood damage assessments are now done biannually instead of annually to provide more depth and detail. They will now be done scientifically and realistically.
 * Post-project Performance Evaluations: There will now be representative, scientific and credible post-project performance evaluations of past flood management works to replace the previous informal ones.
 * Unplanned Intrusions: Unabated and unplanned intrusion into the flood plains and river beds, sometimes with the approval or acquiescence of the Indian Government has now reached alarming dimensions, and so this will now be appropriately managed to limit flood losses.
 * Irrigation: India has 15% of the world’s population but has only about 4% of the world’s freshwater resources. This is unevenly distributed. 75% of the annual precipitation occurs during the monsoon season, confined to 3-4 months per year. There are a number of problems with irrigation specifically which are also being solved.
 * Incomplete projects: The backlog of irrigation projects is ever increasing, so extra funding is diverted to this to clear this backlog and appropriately accomplish these projects.
 * Time and cost overruns: There are many delays in these projects, and these are often correlated with increases in cost. Better management will be implemented to curb this and create realistic goals for projects, not ones that can easily be overextended and cost the government more.
 * Underutilisation: There is a lot of irrigation potential being lost by lack of proper operation and maintenance, incomplete distribution systems, non-completion of CAD works, and changes from the initially designed cropping pattern and diversion of irrigable land for other purposes. This is mainly due to inadequate budget provisions, which is being fixed.
 * Military: The Indian Armed Forces are comprised of the Indian Army, Indian Air Force, and Indian Navy.
 * Indian Army: The Indian Army is comprised of 1,445,000 active personnel, 1,155,000 reserve personnel, 4,500 Combat Tanks, 3,200 Armoured Fighting Vehicles, 190 Self-Propelled Artillery, 4,200 Towed Artillery, and 270 Rocket Projectors.
 * Indian Air Force: The Indian Air Force is comprised of 139,576 personnel, 600 Fighter Aircraft, 810 Attack Aircraft, 710 Transport Aircraft, 260 Trainer Aircraft, and 15 Attack Helicopters.
 * Indian Navy: The Indian Navy is comprised of 67,228 personnel, 1 Aircraft Carrier, 14 Frigates, 11 Destroyers, 22 Corvettes, 16 Submarines, 139 Patrol Vessels, and 4 Mine Warfare Vessels.
 * Economy: This year, there is a focus on the Raw Nickel and Telephone industries, attempting to save them and boosting their growth rates. There is also a focus on reducing dependency on importing crude petroleum. The GDP of India is $2.26T and its GDP per capita is $6.57k.
 * Demographics
 * Population: 1,324,172,000
 * Growth Rate: 1.19%
 * Birth Rate: 19.3 births/1,000 population
 * Death Rate: 7.3 deaths/1,000 population
 * Life Expectancy: 69 years
 * Fertility Rate: 2.2 children born/woman
 * Infant Mortality Rate: 41 deaths/1,000 live births
 * Research
 * Indian Space Research Organisation: The ISRO unveils a new government-subsidized plan that involves launching 500 small satellites into orbit that will not only further connect India with the globe, but also provide internet to millions across Asia. India looks to China and Russia for confirmation on this project.
 * Car Communication: Using recently invented technology, India is working with car manufacturers to ensure that all new cars have wireless connectors that connect them to other vehicles. This, along with limited self-driving capabilities, is set to reduce collision fatalities by up to 80%. Many hail this move as the right one, and the project will begin next year. The government is also looking into modular designs so that they can be attached to any car for a small fee.
 * Automated Freight Transport: Although many complain that this may cause the loss of jobs in the freight industry, India has pushed ahead with the automation of freight transport. To be unveiled in 2021.
 * LED Supremacy: Incandescent light bulbs are completely banned in favour of more energy-efficient alternatives.
 * Nuclear power: Two new nuclear power plants open as India moves away from coal to become a truly nuclear-powered nation. Five more plants will be built over the next 3 years.
 * Lotus Credit System: Embracing technology, the government has adopted the Chinese credit system for itself, so that the Indian people are more connected with each other. Companies such as Facebook are left out of this due to their data-stealing aggressive attitudes. In the future, India may put penalties on Facebook to promote their own state-sponsored version. The government is also considering making voting online, so it is accessible through this app. Negotiations with technology experts are still underway.
 * Diplomacy: India seeks to protect itself but also gain valuable allies.
 * Proposal to Pakistan.pngPakistan: We have had a long history. This story has been fraught with conflict and bad decisions. Let us finally make a good one. India proposes a mutual defence pact, so if either nation is attacked, the other will honour the pact and defend their ally. This will usher in a new era of peace and stability. India is also willing to negotiate a joint administration of Jammu and Kashmir between India, Pakistan, and China. We must all be willing to give something up to push for real change and real peace. Along with this MDP, India proposes that India and Pakistan create a South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance, or SAEMA. We can invite nations such as Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, etc. EDIT: The treacherous Chinese have refused our push for peace. All they want is war; they care about nothing else. It is clear they cannot be negotiated with. However, Pakistan is a beautiul and vibrant country, with a competent government. I am sure that you can be more rational than the Chinese.
 * Bangladesh: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? Bangladesh and India have a shared history, and this shared history is what unites us. We should put aside past differences and work together for a peaceful and prosperous future.
 * Bhutan: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance?
 * Nepal: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance?
 * Sri Lanka: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? India and Sri Lanka are very linked, and it is important that we strengthen this link.
 * Myanmar: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? We can collaborate on many projects and initiatives, such as resolving the Rohingya crisis, and boosting the Myanmarese economy.
 * China: Would you be willing to negotiate a joint administration of Jammu and Kashmir between India, Pakistan, and China? It will be for the good of all of our nations. Also, India is willing to sell the claimed portion of Arunachal Pradesh to eliminate all territorial disputes. India is also willing to sign a Non-Aggression Pact, and if China were to agree to it, a Mutual Defence Pact. India will stop at nothing to repair relations with China. EDIT: The refusal of the Chinese to negotiate peace is a strong sign that they, like the Americans, only see war. We will no longer seek to negotiate with them.
 * Malaysia: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? It will be very beneficial for both of our nations. Malaysia is a beautiful country with great economic opportunities, lying on one of the most important sea routes for freight travel.
 * Philippines: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? India is offering the Philippines this economic and military alliance as an alternative to the Americans, who only wish to retake Filipino land. Our navy will protect your waters, and our economy will supplement yours.
 * Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda, South Sudan: India will support and fund the formation of the East African Federation.
 * Israel: India and Israel will forever be partners.
 * Turkey: Congratulations on your surprising pivot towards peace. However, your aggressive attitude towards Russia, Iran, Iraq, and Syria is worrying. We should be focused on peace, not war. Please refrain from engaging on hostile diplomatic disputes further.
 * North Korea: This transition is a very important one, and so Indian Prime Minister Sonia Gandhi personally congratulates Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un on this move. India will definitely be willing to open up trade. We will modernise North Korea, once and for all, together. Also, would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance?
 * Brazil: India is always happy to be working with a good friend and ally such as Brazil. Brazil and India shall always harbour good relations, and India is very willing to revive the BRICS institution, but with some changes. Instead of five countries, have twelve. China, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Indonesia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Iran, Nigeria, and South Africa.
 * Japan: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? India completely supports the rearmament of your nation, and your economy will greatly benefit everyone else in SAEMA, as ours will greatly benefit yours too. We can work together to finally achieve peace, even if peace does not include China.
 * South Korea: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? South Korea is a beautiful country, one which needs allies. India is the best ally South Korea could get. China continues their isolationist streak, and so they are unwilling to sponsor peace. We must work together to achieve it without them.
 * Thailand: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? Your talents will be greatly appreciated in SAEMA, and our nations will be able to co-operate easily in trade and military matters.
 * Laos: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? Joining SAEMA will be very beneficial for trade with your nation.
 * Cambodia: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? Your nation can be protected by India.
 * Vietnam: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? China is always breathing down your back, but joining SAEMA gives you protection and economic freedom.
 * Brunei: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? You are a small nation, and India is good at protecting small nations.
 * Indonesia: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? We are both large powers and co-operating could give us the edge over Chinese trade. We could surpass them.
 * Singapore: Would you like to join the South-Asian Economic and Military Alliance? You are a small nation, and India is good at protecting small nations.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

 * Government: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
 * Monarch: Elizabeth II
 * Prime Minister: Theresa May
 * Growth of the New Democratic Party: In 2018, the New Democratic Party (NDP) is created by former LDP member Ross Laird. The party rapidly grew in opinion polls, polling 120 seats in a May 2019 poll. The party strongly advocates Pro-Europeanism and Atlanticism.
 * Military:
 * Active Personnel: 619,000
 * Reserve Personnel: 205,000
 * Budget: £19.200
 * Economy:  The economy of the United Kingdom is highly developed and market-oriented. It is the fifth-largest national economy in the world measured by nominal gross domestic product (GDP), ninth-largest measured by purchasing power parity (PPP), and nineteenth-largest measured by GDP per capita, comprising 3.5% of world GDP. In 2016, the UK was the tenth-largest goods exporter in the world and the fifth-largest goods importer. It also had the second-largest inward foreign direct investment, and the third-largest outward foreign direct investment. The UK is one of the most globalised economies, and it is composed of the economies of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
 * Diplomacy:
 * Brazil: Stop seeking 'co-hegemony' over rightful French soil.
 * Turkey: We accept your invitation and we agree to a referendum on the future of Northern Cyprus (on condition that it will be a free and fair plebiscite).
 * United States: We agree to the formation of the Northern Defence and Trade League.

Ukraine

 * Government: Ukraine is a semi-presidential representative democratic republic. The President is elected by popular vote for a five-year term and is the formal head if the state. Ukraine's legislative branch also includes 450-seat unicameral parliament, the Verkhovna Rada. Ukraine is a secular state without a state religion. After the Revolution of Dignity, a new political course has been chosen, but, unfortunately, Ukraine is at its lowest levels of free press and corruption perception and there are many problems to be solved.
 * President: Yulia Tymoshenko (2019-now), leader of a populist liberal-conservative political party "Батьківщина".
 * Parliament: The parliament of Ukraine is unicameral and consists of 450 seats. The political structure of the parliament:
 * The government(202 seats):
 * "Батьківщина" (populism, liberal-conservatism; 123 seats)
 * "Народний Фронт" (populism, Ukrainian nationalism; 79 seats)
 * The opposition (248 seats):
 * "Солідарність" (populism, Christian democracy; 58 seats)
 * "Радикальна Партія" (populism, social-democracy, radical Ukrainian nationalism; 37 seats)
 * "За Життя" (social-democracy/social-liberalism; 32 seats)
 * "Опозиційний Блок" (social-liberalism, Russophilia ; 31 seats)
 * "Громадянська Позиція" (liberal-democratic; 29 seats)
 * The rest (61 seats)
 * Government events:
 * Lustrations: As our president has promised, the lustration processes have been started. Unfortunately, they are carried out way too slower than expected.
 * The rise of the new movements: Last year, after the Revolution of Dignity, the new movements like neo-nazism, libertarianism and communism are at their peak. Last parliamentary elections have just proved it: the biggest neo-nazi political party "Білий Фронт" and libertarian one "5.10" have got over 5%, the communist one "Народна партія робітників" has got a bit more than 3%.
 * Economy: Economic policy of Ukraine is quite centristic and can be described as a right social-liberalism (right centrism). Unfortunately, Ukraine is one of the poorest countries in Europe: it has the lowest GDP per capita (~3000 USD), one of the highest Gini coefficients and has pretty low HDI. The economy on the West, the stable region, is very agrarian and doesn't have well-developed industry. The GDP growth rate in 2018 was ~2,8%, the unemployment one was 9,8% (some economists say it is over 12%) and the inflation level is almost 20%.
 * Economic reforms: New economic reforms have been started being carried out by the government. Unfortunately, the reforms are provided as reluctantly as lustrations.
 * Military: Currently, Ukraine is at war with the DPR and LPR and the possible military conflict with Russia made our nation very patriotic and militaristic. Unfortunately, bad economic situation and world economic crisis can't let us have big enough army. The total budget is 2,7 billion USD (~2,9% of the GDP). Even though there are big numbers of the equipment, all of them are very old and were used in Soviet era, so our main priority is modernisation.
 * Ground Forces: 1 year-long conscription is mandatory for male adults, but it will be abolished and replaced with the volunteer one next year.
 * Active personnel: 190.000 troops
 * Reserve personnel: 1000.000 troops
 * Tanks: ~2000
 * Infantry fighting vessels: ~1400
 * Armoured Personnel Carriers: ~9000
 * Artilleries: ~3000
 * Anti-aircraft: ~2000
 * Engineering vessels: ~400
 * Cargo vehicles: ~3000
 * Helicopters: ~300
 * Airforce: Unfortunately, our aircraft forces are very weak and small compared to the strongest neighbours.
 * Helicopters: ~20
 * Combat Aircraft: ~60
 * Transport aircraft: ~40
 * UAV: ~70
 * Navy: Due to the huge loss of Crimea, our navy experiences a dark age.
 * Warships: 2
 * Fast attack craft: 12
 * Special purpose: 6
 * Auxilary fleet: 16
 * Foreign policy: Our foreign policy is Euro-Atlantic and pretty much Russophobic.
 * USA: We agree
 * Russia, Poland, Belarus, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Moldova: We would love to sign with you a non-aggression pact.
 * Military Operations:
 * Donbas War: Currently, the war on the East is at a stalemate, but during last few months we managed to get some advances and get closer to Luhans'k and Mariupol'.
 * Demographics:
 * Population: 43,7 million people
 * Urbanisation: 69,4% live in arban areas.
 * Nationality: 77,9% are Ukrainians, 17,2% are Russians, 4,9% are the rest.
 * Language: 67,9% speak mostly Ukrainian, 29,2% speak mostly Russian, 2,9% speak mostly other languages.
 * Religion: 40,1% are agnostics/christians, 26,9% are orthodox christians, 15% are protestants, 14,7% are catholic/greek-catholic christians, 3,3% are the rest.
 * 5 Biggest cities:
 * Kyiv: 2,930 million
 * Kharkiv: 1,444 million
 * Odesa: 1,012 million
 * Dnipro: 975 thousand
 * Donets'k: 921 thousand

People's Republic of China
Killing myself might be the best task in the world. Maybe... Republic of Belarus (Республiка Беларусь)
 * Government:
 * The Communist Party remains supreme: The Chinese Communist Party (not going to call it the Communist Party of China for some reason) is the dominant party of the Chinese government. They have already began planning what was known as the Sesame Credit System, which would increase surveillance among minority groups and overall all Chinese citizens alike. Xi Jinping is the President of China and is now president for life since 2017 after the National Congress held back at that year and was re-elected as well. (see Sesame Credit System)
 * Ending the two-child policy: The one-child policy at the 1980s was considered a big demographic changer imposed by then-leader of China, Deng Xiaoping. But lately an ageing population and a dangerously low fertility rate had forced China in the mid-2010s to reform it into the two-child policy. There were no expectations of a baby boom due to frequent abortions, sterilisations and cultural traditions that a male should be the the most important child of all, leading to most female children being orphanised. Now the Chinese government had decided to abolish the two-child policy altogether by 1st January 2020 and had thought of encouraging many young men to breed with ethnic minority groups like Tibetans and Uyghurs to boost fertility rates above two per women.
 * Censorship and state media: Censorship of media had already been tightened in the late 2010s. Much of the outside content and websites such as Facebook and YouTube are already banned by the state government but in 2019, things are getting even worse in mainland China. LGBT content is to be heavily censored and any form of expression is discouraged by social media, leading to many users in China, mostly those from the LGBT community lashing out in anger. It's also noted that VPNs are banned in 2018 and thus anyone who illegally uses that piece of technology will be imprisoned for viewing illegal content.
 * Sesame Credit system: The Sesame system is to be effective by 2020. There were already trials for the Sesame system across parts of Mainland China. Many of the outsiders call it the Big Brother surveillance system now due to remarkable similarities with George Orwell's novel 1984. The system would give a flat 1000 score for every civilian by the time the system is rolled out on 2020. The lower the score, the person would be penalised from getting basic needs such as refusal of going into trains, access to quality hotels and even higher taxes, which will make them bankrupt. Higher scores on the contrary will give the person tax cuts, better welfare and other benefits. To make it impossible to escape the system, cameras (which are due to be miniaturised) will be place everywhere in public places, tracking every move a person makes. If a person is a fugitive and is seen on camera, police are ordered to arrest the person and detain them if suspected of a crime.
 * Green policies: China has a huge pollution problem and even some cities such as Shanghai are suffering from it. in order to tackle this, China has announced to emphasise on renewables starting at 2020. Renewables are expected to become cheaper to afford in the 2020s, perhaps even much cheaper than conventional power stations such as coal power plants. Coal power plants remain a large problem as they are the predominant type of energy produced in China, despite more dams being built across the 2010s (rising steadily), including the Three Gorges Dam which was finished back in 2011.
 * Hong Kong political crackdown: Hong Kong has a pro-democratic problem. The Chinese government doesn't want Hong Kong to go too far as to suggest independence or the opening of democracy, so local Hong Kong life remains unchanged.
 * Military: Since military is voluntary due to a large military, no conscription is needed. Although in an increasingly risky geopolitical battlefield has led to the military debating whether they should begin encouraging people in China to take a service for about one year and see if they feel like it.
 * Logistics: 2,183,000 active personnel and 600,000 personnel.
 * PLA Ground Force: 7,800 tanks, 9,100 armoured fighting vehicles, 2,000 artillery, 6,500 artillery and 2,100 rocket projectors.
 * PLA Navy: 2 aircraft carriers (soon to be 3 by 2020), 4 transport docks, 32 landing ship tanks, 31 landing ship medium, 31 destroyers, 50 frigates, 39 corvettes, 109 missile boats, 94 submarine chasers, 17 gunboats, 29 mine warfare vessels, 73 submarines, 12 replenishment ships.
 * PLA Air Force: 1,125 fighter aircraft, 1,527 attack aircraft, 722 transport aircraft, 353 trainer aircraft, 985 helicopters, 281 attack helicopters
 * Economy: Irrelevant but a self-sufficiency plan, including the project Made in China is still ongoing to make China having a larger manufacturing sector, along with the technological sector.
 * Research:
 * China National Space Administration: CNSA remains firm in pouring funds to build a space station in space by the early 2020s (which makes up 50-60% of the funds being spent). A plan is also made to launch 700 satellites (around few dozen centimetres) by 2021 with motives of boosting internet connectivity across the world but this is a lower priority job as China plans to land on the Moon and Mars then colonise them in the near future.
 * Modernisation of China: China plans to create smart cities in the near future, starting around 2021. There are already pilot projects that have been activated across China in the early 2010s. By creating new strategies and investing in technology, China will not only improve but also would essentially push China's plans of further modernisation.
 * (Stealing) Western Technology: Reverse engineering is literally what China does best according to Westerners. Prior to the late 2010s (assuming that all alliances, including economic stuff collapsed), China has most of Western manufacturers outsourcing Chinese workers on many IT-related products, including phones and many other wondrous western technologies, like smart speakers and even surveillance cameras. This led to China's aim to eventually phase out the Android OS used in most of it's Chinese phones by the end of 2025 to 2028 in the near future. Military technology is also being invested heavily, although China denies any claims of stealing, rather it was 'originality'.
 * Diplomacy: ((I'm going solo this time, but instead of helping the pros like myself [not anymore], I will support the noobs and people who aren't as frequent in map games before))
 * Russia: We're doing this for ourselves and we're going to do it so please stay out of the Korean situation, as we're doing the best we can to resolve the situation. Also we wish for relationships to be established.
 * North Korea: Yes, we would love to accept an economic alliance from you. May your nation prosper with our technology and the modernisation of your state. (stolen from American pigs)
 * South Korea: We have no stance with you at this time asides calling for you to demilitarise with North Korea. As long you get out of the US' sphere of influence by withdrawing THAADs across your nation, you are fine.
 * India: We refuse negotiating with you in any form nor agree to any form of end in aggression. We don't want ourselves to become your puppet. Our claims over the disputed region of Kashmir remains the same. We will only accept a fair sum of $300 million to $800 million over Arunachal Pradesh in exchange that you recognise our claims over South China Sea.
 * Brazil: Sure.
 * United States of America: We don't care about you nor do you as well. So we're pulling out all of our manufactured products and impose tariffs on all of your imported products to China, even if you don't care. We can just become as self-efficient.
 * Government:
 * President: Alexander Lukashenko
 * Prime Minister: Andrei Kobyakov
 * National Assembley consists of Council of the Republic and House of Representatives.
 * Military: We have 75 000 soldiers, 20 tanks and 10 planes.
 * Demographics: 10 million inhabitants, 81% them are Belarusians, 12% Russians, 3% Ukrainians, 1% Lithuanians, 4% other. However, Russian is speaken more often than Belarusian due to rusification.
 * Economy: Minsk is the centre of Belarusian industry. Largest farms in Homel Region.
 * Diplomacy:
 * We stay neutral this time but we try to have great relations with Ukraine and Russia.
 * Wars and Conflicts:
 * None for now.

Dictatorial State of Nigeria

 * Government:
 * Dictator: Mobutu Sekekeko
 * Army Minister: Kampala Oboe
 * Leader of other Ministeries: Iodas Nababas.
 * Military: More than 800.000 militants without any skill in war (Reservists),but only 120.000 are soldiers in active with skills and trained in Kano military center mostly.
 * Demographics:  190 053 386 million habitants.
 * Economy:.
 * Agriculture
 * Oil
 * Overseas remittances
 * Services
 * Mining
 * Manufacturing
 * Diplomacy:
 * We stay neutral for now,but we are ready for some inconvenient or international issue.
 * Wars and Conflicts:
 * None for now.

Brazil
Government: The Frente Nacionalista Cívica (FNC) had gained popularity through promising Ordem e Progresso amongst the widespread havoc that drenched the Republic leading up to, and following the impeachment of Dilma. Frese Lagos takes the position of president after Brazil's former president, Michel Temer felt the need to resign after seeing the power of Brazil's central government dwindle. Brazil is now technically under a dictatorship, however benevolent the ruling mob may be. Once again, the constitution is being remade, this time to support the rule of the FNC.

Economy: The economy stands at roughly $1.625 trillion USD. This would be modest, but given how they now have a population of about 212 million people, this leaves their GDP per capita at an unimpressive $7,665 USD. The FNC takes notice of this and is rather ashamed, but a rush for employment is raised as an agency for infrastructure development is founded, along with a conscription program. For the time being, the highest tax rates are raised to 37% of income. This is met with some backlash, but everyone is assured that this is being done for Ordem e Progresso. For the longest time, Brazil had a pretty great lumber industry, at the cost of their lush rainforests. An effort is made to decrease the popularity of this industry, and instead seek mining in the areas that have already been clear-cut, for a higher profit, and more important resources. Brazil needs metal for what they are planning.

Military: They already boast a sizeable active army, placing 14th on the Global Firepower Index. Having 334k active personell and 1,652k reserves in their army along with 469 tanks and 1,707 armoured fighting vehicles, currently the Meatwall Tactic would work out should conflict arise with a single one of their neighbors. However, Brazil would much rather have the capabilities of being able to fend off an attack should every single neighbor attempt to wrestle them down. The IMBEL IA2 assault rifle has been commissioned for use by the army as the standard-issue assault rifle, and thus, many factories are being built and opened. Ground capabilities are also being supplemented by more tanks being built. The goal is to reach a total military manpower count of 3 million people and have at least 700 tanks built by 2020. Designs for aircraft carriers are also being researched to boost Brazil's logistic capabilities, and in the meantime, lots of metal is being mined to support the rising military industry. Diplomacy: While the country gets itself into order, Brazil makes no plans to go headlong into a military conflict. Unfortunately, BRICS died. Brazil wants to make BRICS again, and we will give Russia, India, China, and South Africa the chance to respond to reforming the economic alliance. Brazil is also seeking more sources of metals, what Bolivia and Chile have a good supply of. Also, not to stir any controversy, but Frese Lagos supports the Kurds.
 * To fight the remaining chaos and gang violence in the country, paramilitary forces and police have also seen a boost in funding.
 * India and China have agreed to reforming the economic alliance. India proposes that several more nations be admitted. Turkey will be quickly admitted but we are waiting to hear about the situation of the Kurds in Iran. Despite China's acceptance, their continued dispute with India may cause strains.
 * A badly-timed message may have seen France grow suspicious over the fate of the Guyana region. A potential militarization could follow. However, Brazil still does not plan to make any first move.

The Russian Federation
We continue to translate daily, light propaganda against the western countries in russian TV channels such as RTV, Rossiya 1 and ect., though, nothing harsh is to be said there. The government tries to sympathyse with both China and the United States, seeking for better relations and perhaps friendship in the future.
 * Government: The Russian Federation is led by president Vladimir Putin, who is representing the United Russia party, whom was been re-elected once again in 2018. The next elections will take place in 2023.
 * Military:
 * We spend 2% of our GDP to support our military needs. The Russian army includes approximately 1,198,000 troops, with 665,000 troops in reserves. We have about 4800 Tanks, 1200 artillery. We have a decent amount of nuclear warheads for a country like us.
 * The airforce includes approximately 9,000 military aircraft, we have approximately 875 attack helicopters.
 * Our Navy consists of approximately 145 Navy Ships that would be used in case of war.
 * Economy:
 * It has been decided that it is time to fix the current issue of sanctions given from the former EU/NATO. We raise taxes, encourage tourists to visit historical places such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, the former Stalingrad and ect,.
 * Diplomacy:
 * The United States of America: You have no business of staying and influencing the middle-eastern countries. Taking note of you supporting the Free Syrian Army in the Syrian Civil War, it is obvious that you are here to stay. Do not try to meddle with Syria, Iran, China, or any of other nations that we have friendly relations with and we might have ourselves good relations. On the other hand, we do agree with your view on the North Koreans. Perhaps you would like to discuss ways in how we could demilitarize the Korean peninsula together?
 * Saudi Arabia: Although you are a good friend of the United States of America, you should open your eyes and see that they are here for the oil only.
 * Iran: Hello little Iran. What about a defensive military alliance between us in exchange of oil? We guarantee that the Americans shall stop picking their nose at your interests one day with me besides you.
 * North Korea: The Americans are right, you are starting to get too worrysome. You should cease your nuclear arsenal, just a friendly tip of advice.
 * China: We do realize that you influence the North Koreans in a way, but you have to agree that they are getting out of hand. Perhaps you would like to discuss ways in how we could demilitarize the Korean peninsula together?
 * Turkey: Stay out of Syria's and Iran's way, please. Despite this, if you agree to improve our relations, I might support you in future problems regarding Greece, Cyprus.
 * Wars and Conflicts:
 * Syrian Civil War: Despite the civil war ending, our 7,000 volunteer troops stay in Syrian territory for an extra year in regard of tensions against Syria from Turkey.

United States of America
observable to not only us, but for many. Our interests in the Middle East shall be defended, and no other foreign power should tamper with it. However we do not seek expanding our sphere of influence in the Middle East, we only want to protect it.
 * Government: Elections don't start until 2020, so the Republicans are still in charge.
 * President: Donald Trump
 * The Middle Eastern Question: With ISIS defeated now in Syria and Iraq, the Powder Keg of the Middle East and beyond is still

Wall seriously and keep entering our land, even if we have reinforced border guards, we cannot have more illegals in our country. As of now we are regularly checking people if they are illegal or not. The Wall is just a metaphor for our renovation of the border guard. Forts will also be built to scare off those who dare enter the country illegaly. considering the Global Warming phenomenon, but Trump believes it to be a Chinese lie. He convinced his fellow party members and the expansion has only begun. We are also expanding the Military Industry to make way for our equipment reinforcement and the construction of war planes. and we are combating against it.
 * The Wall: Due to Mexicans not taking our message of The
 * Industrial Expansion: To combat China, we are going to expand our industry here in the States. It is going to be risky,
 * Feminism: The government is well aware of the hidden propaganda that the feminists are broadcasting throughout the country,

country, on one condition that you will not cause further provocations against Greece, then the deal is off. their old friends again, while making new ones while we're at it. We will all have benefits from this. This pact is also a semi-defensive pact against Russia, if they ever want to threaten our interests. The pact will be called the "Northern Defence and Trade League", or NDTL for short.
 * Economy: Gross Domestic product is $19.32T and the GDP per-capita is currently $58.007,85
 * Military:
 * United States Army: The United States Army currently has 1,318,000 personnel, 830,000 reserve personnel, 5,900 Combat Tanks, 39,000 AFV, 960 Self-Propelled Artillery, 795 Towed Artllery, 1,200 Rocket Projectors.
 * United States Air Force: 2,000 Fighter Aircraft, 3,000 Attack Aircraft, 5,300 Transport Aircraft, 2,900 Trainer Aircraft, 5,800 Total Helicopters Strength, 975 Attack Helicopters.
 * United States Navy: Total ships: 415, 21 Carriers, 10 Frigates, 66 Destroyers, 66 Submarines, 13 Patrol Craft, 12 Mine Warfare Vessels
 * Demographics:
 * Population: 330,256,321, 
 * 77.8% White
 * 13% Black
 * 5% Asian
 * 17% Hispanic/Latino
 * Diplomacy: With NATO now abolished, we are on our own.
 * Saudi Arabia:  Pump me some oil and you're good.
 * Russia: Do not do anything stupid. We want good relations, don't ruin it.
 * Ukraine: Through talks, we can get your independence guaranteed to prevent further Russian expansionism, only if you agree.
 * North Korea: If you dare shoot a missile on American soil, you will be met with fire and fury.
 * Iran: Ensure that you will not violate the peace between you and Israel. Failure doing so will result in shit hitting the fan.
 * Turkey: We want to pursue good relations with your
 * United Kingdom and France: I propose a pact of mutual defence and trade. With NATO now abolished, America seeks to befriend

Arab Republic of Egypt

 * Government: Egypt is a de-facto military dictatorship ruled by general Abdelfatah Al-Sisi. Even though elections are still held, they are a mere formality to legitimize Al-Sisi's continuation in power. For instance, Al-Sisi received over 97% of the votes in the 2018 presidential elections. Despite the lack of democracy, Al-Sisi is seen positively by the majority of Egypt's population. He's viewed as an strongman who puts Egypt above everything else, and he also represents a break from the establishment, contrasting with traditional politicians who are now depised due to corruption and political apathy. With the death of globalism and the neoliberali model, something represented by the fall of the EU, NATO, the Arab Council and other organizations, Al-Sisi has promoted nationalist policies, nationalizing many companies. The Egyptian deep state is now under military control, and anybody who opposes is taken down. Regarding religion, Al-Sisi has remained a moderate, taking neither extremly secular or islamic views.
 * Nationalism: The government has been attempting to revive the idea of Arab nationalism, promoting further cooperation with other Arab nations. Institutions and media are the main broadcasters of this ideology. Al-Sisi has also been working in the creation of a new nationalist party in order to control the remaining political structures more efficiently, with the announcement expected to happen by 2020.
 * Sinai insurgency: A new offensive is made to eliminate the remaining islamic groups in the Sinai. A change of strategy is made, focusing on dismantling entire groups rather than just the leaders. This is done through long-term undercover operations. The military also receives a boost, increasing their numbers.
 * Second Libyan Civil War: Involvement is slighty increased, but nothing relevant has occured in this front.
 * Military: As stated before, the military is being expanded to protect the Arab's Republic interests.
 * Egyptian Armed Forces: The Egyptian Armed Forces are the state military organisation responsible for the defence of Egypt. They consist of the Egyptian Army, Egyptian Navy, Egyptian Air Force and Egyptian Air Defense Command.
 * Egyptian Army: The Egyptian Army consists of 465,000 active personnel, 875,000 reserve personnel, 4,987 combat tanks, 16,029 armored fighting armored vehicles, 1,154 self-propelled artillery, 2,197 towered artillery and 1,235 rocket projectors
 * Egyptian Navy: The Egyptian Navy consists of 19,500 active personnel, 16,000 reserve personnel, 2 aircraft carriers, 11 frigates, 5 destroyers, 6 corvettes, 7 submarines, 62 patrol craft and 24 mine warfare vessels.
 * Egyptian Air Force: The Egyptian Air Force consists of 33,000 active personnel, 11,000 reserve personnel, 309 fighter aircraft, 426 attack aircraft, 183 transport aircraft, 385 traineer aircraft, 269 helicopters and 16 attack helicopters.
 * Economy: Since 2000, the pace of structural reforms, including fiscal, monetary policies, taxation, privatization and new business legislations, helped Egypt move towards a more market-oriented economy and prompted increased foreign investment. The reforms and policies have strengthened macroeconomic annual growth results which averaged 8% annually between 2004 and 2009 but the government largely failed to equitably share the wealth and the benefits of growth have failed to trickle down to improve economic conditions for the broader population, especially with the growing problem of unemployment and underemployment. After the 2011 revolution Egypt's foreign exchange reserves fell from $36 billion in December 2010 to only $16.3 billion in January 2012, also in February 2012 Standard & Poor's rating agency lowered the Egypt's credit rating from B+ to B in the long term. However, ever since nationalism became the World's most prominent ideology, Egypt has managed to increase stability under Al-Sisi's strong leadership, nationalizing oil companies and mantaining further control over the Suez Canal.
 * Diplomacy:
 * Sudan: Relationships are heavely increased, we propose to solve the border dispute by recognizing Bir-Tawil as part of Sudan if they agree to give up their claims on the Hala'Ib Triangle.
 * Syria: Relationships are heavely increased and an alliance is signed.
 * Japan: wags tail

Islamic Republic of Iran:
 * Government:
 * President: Hassan Rouhani
 * Youth Appeasement: Hijabs are now no longer mandatory to wear. Women may wear them whereever, except in these cities: Shiraz, Tehran, and Isfahan. They will be also checked at random times of the year to ensure that they stay true to the faith. They will also have to wear hijbas on religious holidays, days, and months.
 * The Internet Question: The Iranian government takes to the Internet and takes a Wendy's Edgelord style twitter account to gather more internet supporters. The Internet is now more free to access. Most sites are open except cancerous US news sites.
 * Industrialization: Industrial expansion is being done all over Iran by specializing in Persian carpets and raw materials for them. They trade with the locals to ensure more benefit for them and the factories.
 * Militirization: Iran begins to militirize more as world tension grows. 3 year draft is instated, more military equipment and vehicles are bought or made.
 * Minorities: Minorities are granted some more rights, like the right to life,  and any protests will be allowed, but no action from them will be taken. All protesters will be tracked down and taken for a re-evaluation in a Iranian Government Bunker.
 * Military:
 * Iranian Armed Forces: 600,000 Active Personnel, 700,000 Reserve Personnel, 1700 Combat Tanks, 2250 AFVs, 440 Self Propelled Artillary, 2200 Towed Artillary, 1550 Rocket Projecors.
 * Iranian Navy: 8 Frigates, 4 Corvettes, 35 Submarines, 235 Patrol Craft, 11 Mine warfare vessels.
 * Iranian Air Force: 155 Fighter Aircraft, 160 Attack Aircraft, 195 Transport Aircraft, 105 Trainer Aircraft, 150 Total Helicopter Strength, 15 Attack Helicopters.
 * Yemeni Boogaloo: Iran begins to fund and equip shia rebels in Yemen. We begin a supply chain with them and to ensure that a Iranian Influenced Shia rebellion may pop up in the near future. 
 * Economy: Going up because AWOWW is realistic.
 * Diplomacy:
 * Russia:We'd do that, but you don't seem to realize that you yourself have a lot of oil.
 * India: Would you like a Non Aggression pact?
 * United States of America: Stay in your own circlejerk
 * Turkey: The only one being hostile is you.
 * Syria: Would you like an official alliance?
 * Egypt: Would you like an Official Alliance?

Fenneko Empire
Government: Japan changes it's name to Fenneko Empire. It now is a Fenneko monarchy, which means everyone must hail Fenneko and do whatever she wants.

Economy: Fenneko Empire stops focusing on fishing fish, and they instead go all the way to the Middle East to do investigation on Fenec foxes. They steal some, to do 'investigation' on them. Their fishing industry is smaller, however, their sexual life industry is bigger for unknown reasons. Their scientific research has focused on animals and anime.

Diplomacy:

Egypt: *wags tail* South Korea:  WAR. North Korea: We send some diplomats to North Korea and seek help from them to attack South Korea. We also increase relationships with them and send them fenec foxes.

Military: We attack South Korea because koreaboos need death.

Republic of Belarus (Республiка Беларусь)

 * Government:
 * President: Alexander Lukashenko
 * Prime Minister: Andrei Kobyakov
 * National Assembley consists of Council of the Republic and House of Representatives.
 * Military: We have 75 000 soldiers, 20 tanks and 10 planes.
 * Demographics: 10 million inhabitants, 81% them are Belarusians, 12% Russians, 3% Ukrainians, 1% Lithuanians, 4% other. However, Russian is speaken more often than Belarusian due to rusification.
 * Economy: Minsk is the centre of Belarusian industry. Largest farms in Homel Region.
 * Diplomacy:
 * We stay neutral this time but we try to have great relations with Ukraine and Russia.
 * Wars and Conflicts:
 * None for now.

French Republic

 * Government: Unitary semi‑presidential constitutional republic
 * President: Emmanuel Macron
 * Prime Minister: Édouard Philippe
 * President of the Senate: Gérard Larcher
 * President of the National Assembly: François de Rugy.
 * Economy: The economy of France is the 6th largest on the planet using nominal figures, and the 10th largest by PPP figures. The leading sectors and industries that France relies on are telecommunications, chemicals, tourism, defence, aerospace, and shipbuilding. The nation scores 0.886 on the HDI, and 25th on the Corruption Perceptions Index. The economic hub of the nation is centred on the capital Paris, however the tech sector centres around Sophia Antipolis near Nice. Currently, France is striving to improve relations with other nations to ease the tourism industry after the hit from the striking of alliance, while shipbuilding and defence grow.
 * Military: France maintains the 6th largest military budget in the world, and the 3rd largest nuclear stockpile.
 * Active Personnel: 365,835
 * Reserve Personnel: 52,680
 * Budget: €40.5 billion
 * Diplomacy: France strives to retie with its former allies after what is dubbed the Fall.
 * United States: We agree to the formation of the NDTL, finding that its recreation and succession from NATO will not only improve from what NATO was, but will effectively deter Russia and her efforts at unlawful expansion.
 * Germany, Luxembourg, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, : Thanks to the "Fall", Europe once again is split amongst various nations that would be stronger under a united inter-governmental organization. I come to you to discuss potentially recreating the E.U, but this time under a more effective and more united inter-governmental organization I dub the European League, or E.L for short. It could also be renamed the E.U if that name does not work, no matter.
 * Brazil: Hands off the Guianas.

Republic of Poland:
Government: Poland is representive democracy, with a president and a prime minister. The government centers on the council of ministers, led by the prime minister.The president appoints the members of the council according to proposals by the prime minister. The president is elected by popular vote every five years. The president is Andrjez Duda and the Prime minister is Mateusz Moroweicki. Economy: Poland has a gdp of 471.4 billion, ranking it with the 11th highest gdp in Europe, 7th in the EU, and 23rd in the world. The economy is made up mainly of machinery, furniture, food products, clothing, shoes and cosmetics.                                                                                                                                         Military: Poland's military is primarily split into 5 groups. The Land forces, Navy, Air force, Special forces, and Territorial Defense Force. The army consists of about 101,500 soldiers.                                                 Foreign Policy:                                                                                                                                          Ukraine: I'm fine with that. Lithuania: Wanna restore the commonwealth? Russia: Can I purchase Kaliningrad? Demographics: Our nation has a population of 38.4 million peple, 96% of which are Polish. Our largest cities are: Katowice, Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, and Gdansk. 91% of the population is roman catholic, 5% athiest and 4% other.

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

 * Government : After opening up with the others, we start adopting SOME democratic ideas in the government, such as right to vote and some private ownership. We start increasing the budget for livelihood of the Korean people and the  military budget for future plans. Kim Jong Un has chosen his sister as the heir if he dies.


 * Economy : We also start adopting SOME capitalist ideas for the economy. We allow some private ownership of buildings. We force private companies to give 45% of their income to the government, and have a portrait of glorious leader in each factory. We start spending more on the livelihood and military.


 * Military : We start producing newer local weapons, designed from new Russian and Chinese rifles. We start retiring Cold War-era equipment. We also start production of better naval ships and MBTs. We start dismantling ICBMs and keep the nuclear warheads in secured storages. [Secret] We do dismantle the ICBMs, but we don't keep the nuclear warheads in storages yet. We place them in short-range ballistic missiles capable of hitting Seoul and nearby cities. [Secret].


 * Diplomacy : We propose an economic alliance with China and, if possible, South Korea. We show the world, which is essentially propaganda, the dismantlement for our ICBMs and our medium-range missiles. We open up relations with other Asian nations and we request to open up trade with them.

Federation of Malaysia

 * Government:
 * Wawasan 2030: The Malaysian government aims to achieve several goals by the year 2030, mainly based off Wawasan 2020 that failed due to corruption in the previous ruling party.
 * Harimau Policy: Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad announces a new policy, in which a stronger Malaysia will be pursued. Economic and societal growth will be strengthened, and a larger military to be able to face threats overseas and domestically.
 * One Malaya: Diplomatic missions are carried out in Singapore and Brunei to promote the idea of One Malaya to solidify Malay hegemony between the three nations.
 * Malaysian Armed Forces:
 * Malaysian Army:
 * Active Personnel: 110,000
 * Reserve Personnel: 310,000
 * Tanks: 74
 * AFVs: 1,318
 * Artillery: 184
 * Rocket Launchers: 54
 * Royal Malaysian Navy:
 * Frigates: 3
 * Corvettes: 6
 * Submarines: 2
 * Patrol Craft: 41
 * Royal Malaysian Air Force:
 * Aircraft: 182
 * Economy: More focused on the export of biofuel produced in Malaysian plantations rather than the export of crude oil.
 * Research and Development:
 * Biofuel Engineering: The development of a biofuel engine for commercial use will lessen the reliance on crude oil in favour of renewable fuel that can be locally produced.
 * Diplomacy:
 * Singapore: We would like to strengthen relations, and entertain the possibility of a United Federation of Malaya.
 * Brunei: We would like to strengthen relations, and entertain the possibility of a United Federation of Malaya.
 * Vietnam: The situation in the South China Sea is getting out of hand. We would like to hold a discussion between all non-Chinese parties involved in the dispute to best resolve it. We achieve nothing if we remain divided in interest while the Chinese threat looms.
 * Philippines: The situation in the South China Sea is getting out of hand. We would like to hold a discussion between all non-Chinese parties involved in the dispute to best resolve it. We achieve nothing if we remain divided in interest while the Chinese threat looms.
 * Indonesia: We would like to pursue better relations.
 * China: Please withdraw your claims on the Nine-Dash Line in the South China Sea, which is unlawful and a violation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea convention, as it crosses the EEZ of Malaysia, Vietnam, Brunei and the Philippines.
 * India: We accept the invitation to join the SAEMA.
 * Wars and Conflicts:
 * South China Sea Dispute: More naval craft patrol the islands within the EEZ of Malaysia, as well as the claimed islands in the Spratlys. Offshore bases are being built there to solidify Malaysian claims. Sonar technology is utilised to intercept any Chinese military craft that dare enter the region.