United Countries

The United Countries is a worldwide union created in 1691 (1994 / 80 SC / 691 IA) for worldwide peace.

Government
The United Countries Government, or UCG, is made up of 3 "regions": the Leader Council, the Ambassadors, and the Parliament.

Leader Council
The Leader Council is made of 5 countries, 4 of them being founders and 1 of them being added through the Vrunian Vote of 1692 (1995): Norsia, Dothia, Elvia, Shana, and Vrunia. Below them are the Backing Countries. Each leader country picks one to help them: Vutchlands, Arabonia, Vorne, Izeria, and Vrusia.

Ambassadors
Ambassadors are a group of 5 people chosen by a country to vote on stuff on behalf of their country's leader. Above the ambassadors is the Country Council, where every country in the UC's leader meets up to make a final decision on the matter.

Parliament
The United Countries Parliament, or the UCP, is made up of 6 parties: the Labour Party, the Socialist Party, the Red Party, the Blue Party, the Democratic Party, and the Middle Party, and 2 soon-to-be parties, the Green Party and the White Party (or the Independent Party). They all serve mostly for 1 ideology: Left, Socialist, Communist, Right, Democratic, and Centrist (along with Green and "Everything"). The Ambassadors vote on a party, which gives that party more seats in Parliament. The party with the most seats' leader becomes Prime Minister of the UC. They work with the Leader Council, the President, the Ambassadors, and the Country Council. The country with the most seats must form a Coalition with another party besides the party with the second-most seats. The party with the second-most seats becomes leader of the Opposition, and then the rest of the parties must pick sides. The side with the most seats in the end can get their laws passed much easier than the other side. The Ambassadors also vote on a President. Each party picks a person to become a possible President. The person with the most votes becomes President and must choose a Chancellor who is from another party. The President, Chancellor, and the Country Council pick the Supreme Court.