Yatan Commonwealth

Yatan Commonwealth of Labour
General Info
Official Name	Yatan Commonwealth of Labour
Common Name	Yatan Commonwealth Yata The Commonwealth
Capital	Mylonagrad
Demonym	Yatan
Anthem	"The Internationale"
Politics
Government	Federal Parliamentary Socialist Council Republic
Ideology	Reformist Marxism
Head of State	Executive-Director Yemane Selassie Roni
Head of Government	People's Chairman Chanda Bajpai National Chairwoman Manija Fayzulloeva
Legislature	Supreme Councils (Bicameral) Council of Peoples Council of Nations
Ruling Party	Yatan People's Labour Party - Centre-Yatan People's Labour Party - Left-Party of Revolutionary Communists Coalition
Official Language(s)	N/A Russian (De Facto, Used in Government)
State Religion	Secular
Currency	Yatan Gaias
Demographics
Species	Majority Human, though it additionally includes various others.
Ethnic Groups	(Various)
Major Languages	(Various)
Minority Languages	(Various)
Major Religions	Atheism/Non-Religious Buddhism Christianity Islam Shintoism Others (Various)
Assets
Spacefleet	890 Spacecrafts
Nuclear Arsenal	~3500 Nuclear Weapons
Other Assets	Laser Tower Array Immolation Array Regeneration Array Targeted Destruction Array
Geography
Planet	Yata
Continent	Eurasia
Historical Info
Founded	441
Preceded by	(See Page)
Other
Created by	Hakced Peter
Controlled by	Hakced Peter

The Yatan Commonwealth of Labour, usually simply referred to as the Yatan Commonwealth even in official settings, is a sovereign federal parliamentary republic under a socialist government composed of countless autonomous constituent Republics and regional Cooperatives situated across the continent of Eurasia. The Commonwealth was first established in 441 among republics derived from its 8 founding nation-states of Kalevala, Jugoslavija, Scandinavia, Shqiperia, Tanume, Tritonia, Yakamoto, and Yetia following their unification under Yetia's ideals of a unified egalitarian Yata based around equitable socialist values that would be capable of developing in a manner corruption or oppression unlike the situation The Confederacy (a previous planetary government) found itself in that lead to its collapse in 397, hoping to avoid such a catastrophe once more while still benefitting from a unified world.

The capital city of the Commonwealth is Mylonagrad, the largest settlement within the Commonwealth Capital Region (with others being cities such as Almatsk, Almytara, and New Sizzle) and the Commonwealth as a whole, serving as the administrative, political, and economic hub of the Commonwealth. Many other cities regardless hold positions of significant influence, with the capitals of each individual cooperative (Abuja, Alice Springs, Beijing, Cairo, Emiro, Fietrar, Galas, Halmahera, Istanbul, Moja, Mumbai, Nuelo, Phnom Penh, Tashkent, Umoja, and Vedaburg City) being the most notable examples of other influential settlements, though others such as Alkatse, Argentina City, Tritoniyagrad, Xining, Yetia City, and various others are economic giants in their own right. On the interplanetary scale most Commonwealth colony-worlds are home to one major conurbation with occasional smaller communities surrounding them, lacking the same level of influence spread that Yata has.

History

Following its establishment in 441 in the Mylonagrad Treaty of Commonwealth signed by its founding states, the Yatan Commonwealth was quick to begin asserting itself on the global stage after forming its first government, successfully swaying the members of the Initiative for Peace and Democracy into committing towards future membership in the Commonwealth and beginning the gradual integration of each of them as Lineland, Vedagyar, Kipchakistan, Ozbekiston, Turkmenistan, Apothelis, Sizhou, Zapadoslavia, Alduria, Kurdistan, Azeria, Khuree, Uyghurstan, England, Utsong, Nilastan, Yangoon, Iceland, Poavak, Abard and Itaquia all one by one joined the Commonwealth in the first few years following its establishment, concluding with the admission of Itaquia in 447. During this process several other nations beyond the IPD such as Idel-Ural and Calatay also joined the commonwealth due to mainly economic reasons. In 442 the Yatan Commonwealth engaged in its first major interplanetary diplomacy, attending a significant conference between themselves, the Theian Federation, and the Commonwealth of Independent Systems. In the Commonwealth's second elections following the integration of the IPD members in 447 a new more moderate government headed by the Yatan People's Labour Party - Right was formed under Executive Chairwoman Zohreh Soleymani, People's Chairman Robin Weisman, and National Chairwoman Ismene Tanamal. Thanks to this more moderate government, the Yatan Commonwealth managed to sway the more right-leaning members of the Cairo Cooperation Pact into committing towards joining the Commonwealth after both sides made a series of concessions largely regarding economic policy. Thanks to this agreement, which was known as the Baghdad Conference, the nations of Arabia, Bornuvia, Erbuja, Goldaria, Brasil, and Guarania all integrated into the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth then set after integrating the various non-aligned right-leaning regimes, holding the Yerevan Agreement that lead to the Caucasian League's integration and the Alkatse Conference that lead to the integration of Ellaria, Libakria, and Fangabon. The Commonwealth then held the Cardiff Agreement that lead to the integration of Wales and Alice Springs Conference that lead to the integration of Cotunauinia-Luvuria, Luxuria, Melanesia, and Floria. The second elections were held in the first part of 452, leading to the election of Executive-Chairman Yemane Selassie Roni and National-Chairman Nkróma Opuni of the Yatan People's Labour Party - Left alongside People's-Chairman Chanda Bajpai of the Party of Revolutionary Communists. Hoping to gain similar successes to the previous government, the Commonwealth held the Hanoi Conference that lead to the integration of Minguk and Nakmai, the Emiro Agreement that lead to the integration of Yorica, the Salvador Conference that lead to the integration of Japoña and Argentina, the Umoja Conference that lead to the integration of Tshad, Ubangia, Azania, Ityoppya, and the East African Federation, the Dublin Agreement that lead to the integration of Ireland, the Fietrar Agreement that led to the integration of Sipedro, the Moja Agreement that led to the integration of Wanaoishi, the Manila Agreement that led to the integration of Filipinas, a revolution in Sudan that led to its integration, the North City Agreement that led to the integration of Alyphia, the Rapa Nui Agreement that led to the integration of Islandia, a revolution in Malagasia that led to its integration, the Hovedstad Agreement that led to the integration of the Red Army, the Edinburgh Agreement that led to the integration of Scotland, a targeted pressuring campaign that lead to the integration of Yamalia, the Chalonaja Agreement that led to the integration of Denasola and Asophania, the Auckland Agreement that led to the integration of Aotearoa, the Nay'Bling City Agreement that led to the integration of Nay'Bling (After the YPLP-R and YPLP-C condemned the YPLP-L & PRC government for their more aggressive integration methods), the Ciudad de la Lujuria Agreement that led to the integration of Lustland, the Nun City Agreement that led to the integration of Nunland, and finally the Montréal Conference which led to the integration of Catania, Celtic, Noveau Normandie, Qauria, and Spisos, finally reunifying Yata under socialism 60 years after the collapse of The Confederacy.

In its first elections following reunification, Executive-Chairman Yemane Selassie Roni of the YPLP-L and People's-Chairman Chanda Bajpai managed to win re-election, with the new National Chairwoman being Manija Fayzulloeva of the YPLP-C, forming a coalition between the three parties. Now having reunified Yata, the Commonwealth began to put additional focus into asserting itself and its ideals on the interplanetary stage by competing with the Theian Federation, whom had become akin to a rival, in a series of power-grabs for influence and control over various uninhabited worlds.

Federal Government & Politics

The Yatan Commonwealth's day-to-day governance is entrusted to a system of council democracy at all levels, with each citizen being capable of participating in the democratic process in local councils (known as Communal Councils) operating largely as direct democracies open for all local citizens to come and participate in votes and debates. These Communal Councils elect a delegate from among them to Provincial Assemblies, from which a delegate is elected to a Republic Assembly, from which a delegate is elected to a Cooperative Assembly, from which a delegate is finally elected to the federal government's Supreme Councils, where they may even be elected as either People's or National chair(wo)man of the entire Commonwealth.

Executive Government

The Executive Government consists of the Executive-Director of the Commonwealth, a ceremonial position that acts as the head of state of the entire nation which is elected via regularly held general elections rather than the council system. The Executive Director is most notably seen in acts of diplomacy, representing the Commonwealth to other polities, yet they may also involve themselves in other actions. Alongside the Executive-Director the Commonwealth's Central Secretariats belong to the Executive Government.

Supreme Councils

The legislature of the Yatan Commonwealth, known as the 'Supreme Councils', are divided into two chambers. The 'Council of Peoples' consists of representatives elected by the general public, with seats being allocated by proportion to population to ensure the 'common man' is properly represented. The 'Council of Nations' consists of a set number of delegates from each Republic in order to ensure each minority voice is heard in government regardless of how small they are.

Political Parties

Despite its electoral system by virtue of its processes leaning heavily towards independent candidates, most politicians beyond the Communal Councils are affiliated by a major party backer to finance their campaigns and maintain ideological coherency among similarly-minded blocs, varying from the strong and divided left-wing to the weaker and unified right-wing. The most dominant political party has typically been the three splinters Yatan People's Labour Party, a now defunct party that existed as a big tent for left-leaning ideologues during the early days of the Commonwealth that splintered into a Left, Centre, and Right faction once it had firmly cemented its dominance over politics.

Political Parties (From Left-most to Right-most)

Name	Ideology	Position	Status
Party of Revolutionary Communists	Leninism	Far-Left	Government
Union for Communal Interests	Anarcho-Communism	Far-Left	Opposition
Yatan People's Labour Party - Left	Reformist Marxism Technocracy	Left-Wing to Far-Left	Government
Yatan People's Labour Party - Centre	Democratic Socialism	Left-Wing	Government
Yatan People's Labour Party - Right	Social Democracy (Socialist Faction) Social Liberalism (Liberal Faction)	Centre to Centre-Left	Opposition
Neo-Confederate Solidarity Party	Neoliberalism	Centre-Right	Fringe Opposition
National Sovereignty Party	Separatism	Centre-Right	Fringe Opposition
Liberty and Democracy Party	Libertarianism	Centre-Right	Opposition
Conservative Unity Party	Social Conservatism	Right-Wing	Opposition
National Labour Front	National Bolshevism	Syncretic	Fringe Opposition

Supreme Court of Yata

The Supreme Court of Yata is the highest judicial body within the Commonwealth, holding supervision over all lower courts, interpreting the law, and setting precedent-setting judicial decisions.

Central Secretariats

The Central Secretariats are divisions of the Commonwealth's executive government responsible for overseeing and coordinating specific areas of activity within the Commonwealth.

Central Secretariat of the Environment

The Central Secretariat of the Environment is the body responsible for managing the Commonwealth's various initiatives to protect its environment and biodiversity, mainly aiming to prevent the degradation of natural resources and preserve the pristine landscapes and ecosystems under its suzerainty.

Central Secretariat of Finance

Guided by its principles of socialism and equality, the Yatan Commonwealth pursues policies of wealth distribution, universal basic services, and cooperative economics, which are all funded and organized by the Central Secretariat of Finance, whom is responsible for planning monetary allocations to the government structures in place responsible for such goals. The Department of Finance holds pride in its fight against poverty and for fair wages and access to healthcare, education, housing, and social security to all the citizens of the Commonwealth.

Central Secretariat of Foreign Affairs

The Central Secretariat of Foreign Affairs is the body responsible for managing the Commonwealth's relations with other nations and polities, putting considerable focus into cooperative relations with other nations to ensure solidarity, fair trade, and peace with other polities.

Central Secretariat of Rights

In order to achieve the Commonwealth's dedication to upholding sapient rights, the Central Secretariat of Rights acts as the body responsible for ensuring that all protections for the common good of the nation's populace are being properly followed by all levels of government and enterprises throughout the Commonwealth.

Administrative Divisions

The Yatan Commonwealth of Labour operates as a federal union of autonomous constituent republics assembled in a hierarchical structure with more autonomous polities placed above more limited entities that together make up those above them. Nations beyond the Commonwealth are allowed to join the Commonwealth as long as they demonstrate their commitment to its values, necessitating a review process of applicants to ensure their alignment with said values and principles before they may ratify a treaty to officially be incorporated after a internal referendum regarding the matter.

Administrative Hierarchy

• Federal Government: The central governing body of the whole Commonwealth responsible for managing issues that affect the nation as a whole such as collective security, nation-wide regulations, development goals, trade regulation, environmental protection, social equity, and certain economic functions.
  • Cooperatives: Region-spanning polities consisting of several internal republics unified due to economic or linguistic similarities that are responsible for inter-republic collaboration, resource allocation, and various internal projects. The Cooperatives are empowered to serve as bodies capable of serving the collective interests of all of their constituents in economic matters, environmental matters, and cultural matters, among others.
    • Republics: Smaller entities defined by ethnolinguistic boundaries that are responsible for local matters within their borders, acting as the highest 'truly' autonomous entities. They are granted the authority to establish their own local laws as long as they follow the Commonwealth's principles.
      • Provinces: The standard first-level administrative division of each republic, largely lacking notable authority beyond local matters.
      • Autonomous Provinces: A special variety of the more standard Province that are typically home to notable ethnolinguistic minorities, thus being granted additional autonomy to voice their interests.
        • Communes: The smallest administrative divisions to be found in the Commonwealth, typically acting as municipal bodies lead by local councils that are responsible for catering to the inhabitants of individual (or groups of) settlements. Despite their apparent insignificance, each level of government sources its delegates from the Communal Councils, with each of them electing a delegate from among them up to a higher body until they finally reach the Federal Government.

Cooperatives

Flag	Name	Full Title	Ruling Party	Capital	Government Language
	Anatolia-Irania	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative	YPLP-R	Istanbul	Persian
	Arab-Sahara	Arab-Saharan Cooperative	YPLP-L	Cairo	Arabic
	Azania	Azanian Cooperative	LPLP-L	Umoja	Swahili
	East Asia	East Asian Cooperative	PRC	Beijing	Mandarin
	Guinea	Guinean Cooperative	CUP	Abuja	Yoruba
	Intermarium	Intermarian Cooperative	YPLP-R	Vedaburg City	Polish
	Latinoamérica	Latinoamérican Cooperative	PRC	Fietrar	Spanish
	Nakmai	Nakmaian Cooperative	YPLP-L	Phnom Penh	Vietnamese
	Nilastan	Nilastani Cooperative	YPLP-C	Mumbai	Hindi
	Nile-Goldaria	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative	YPLP-C	Galas	Amharic
	North America	North American Cooperative	YPLP-L	Emiro	English
	Oceania	Oceanian Cooperative	YPLP-R	Alice Springs	English
	Poavak	Poavakian Cooperative	YPLP-C	Halmahera	Malay
	Rus	Rus Cooperative	YPLP-C	Almatsk	Russian
	Turan	Turanian Cooperative	YPLP-R	Tashkent	Uzbek
	Wanaoishi	Wanaoishian Cooperative	YPLP-L	Moja	Lingala
	Yetia	Yetian Cooperative	YPLP-C	Nuelo	French

Extraplanetary Republics

Flag	Name	Full Title	Capital	Official Languages	Cooperative
	Devana	Republic of Devana	Moranagrad	Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Diyibu-4	Republic of Diyibu-4	Yǒngzhài	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Kileez	Republic of Kileez	Shēnghuá	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
File:Kirousflag.png	Kirous	Republic of Kirous	Tiānhù	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Velara	Republic of Velara	Shēnghuá	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Yueqiu	Republic of Yueqiu	Yueqiu	Korean	East Asian Cooperative

Yatan Republics

Flag	Name	Full Title	Capital	Official Languages	Cooperative
	Abard	Republic of Abard	New Abard	Afrikaans Herero Scottish Gaelic (Khoe–Kwadi Languages) (Kxʼa Languages) (Tuu Languages)	Azanian Cooperative
	Aceh	Republic of Aceh	Banda Aceh	Acehnese	Poavakian Cooperative
	Adyghe	Republic of Adyghe	Maykop	Adyghe	Rus Cooperative
	Afaria	Republic of Afaria	Aysaqiita	Afar	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Afsharia	Republic of Afsharia	Sirjan	Afshar Persian	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Akan-Kwa	Republic of Akan-Kwa	Accra	Akan (Other Kwa Languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	Alduria	Republic of Alduria	Istanbul	Turkish Kurdish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Altai	Republic of Altai	Ulala (Gorno-Altaysk)	Altai	Turanian Cooperative
	Alyphia	Republic of Alyphia	North City	English	Rus Cooperative
	Amhara	Republic of Amhara	Bahir Dar	Amharic	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Andhra Desam	Republic of Andhra Desam	Hyderabad	Telugu	Nilastani Cooperative
	Aotearoa	Republic of Aotearoa	Tāmaki Makaurau	Maori	Oceanian Cooperative
	Apothelis	Republic of Apothelis	Isfahan	Persian Apothilene Greek Arabic	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Apsny	Republic of Apsny	Sokhumi	Abkhaz	Rus Cooperative
	Arewa	Republic of Arewa	Kano	Hausa (Other Chadic Languages)	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Arunachal Rastram	Republic of Arunachal Rastram	Itanagar	Nyishi Adi Nepali (Others)	East Asian Cooperative
	Aslia	Republic of Aslia	Gua Musang	(Aslian Languages) Malay	Poavakian Cooperative
	Assam	Republic of Assam	Dispur	Assamese Boro	Nilastani Cooperative
	Assyria	Republic of Assyria	Shekhan	Suret/Assyrian Kurdish	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Aymaria	Republic of Aymaria	La Paz	Aymara Spanish (Uru–Chipaya languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Azeria	Republic of Azeria	Shirvan	Azeri	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa	Republic of Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa	Denpasar	Balinese Sasak Sumbawa	Poavakian Cooperative
	Balkaria	Republic of Balkaria	Karachayyesk	Karachay-Balkar Abaza Nogai	Rus Cooperative
	Balochistan	Republic of Balochistan	Quetta	Baloch	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Barito	Republic of Barito	Melayu	(Barito Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Bashkortostan	Republic of Bashkortostan	Ufu (Ufa)	Bashkir	Rus Cooperative
	Batak	Republic of Batak	Kota Pematangsiantar	(Batak Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Beijiang	Republic of Beijiang	Shipeniye	Mandarin Chinese	Rus Cooperative
	Bielarus	Belarusian Republic	Minsk	Belarussian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Bengal	Republic of Bengal	Dhaka	Bengali	Nilastani Cooperative
	Berta-Gumuz	Republic of Berta-Gumuz	Asosa	Berta Gumuz (Others)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Bhutan	Republic of Bhutan	Thimphu	Dzongkha	East Asian Cooperative
	Bomberai	Republic of Bomberai	Fak-fak	Buruwai Wamesa (Bedoanas–Erokwanas languages) (Irarutu–Nabi languages) (Mairasi languages) (West Bomberai languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Border Papua	Republic of Border Papua	Jayapura	(Border Languages) (Fas Languages) (Skou Languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Bornuvia	Republic of Bornuvia	Maiduguri	Kanuri (Tebu Languages) Zaghawa	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Bosna	Republic of Bosna	Sarajevo	Bosnian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Bougainville	Republic of Bougainville	Arawa	Askopan Hakö Halia Ramopa Rapoisi Rotokas (other North Bougainville languages) (other Northwest Solomonic languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Brahuistan	Republic of Brahuistan	Khuzdar	Brahui	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Brasil	Republic of Brasil	Salvador	Portuguese (various Native American languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Breizh	Republic of Breizh	Brest	Breton French Gallo	Yetian Cooperative
	Bulgariya	Republic of Bulgariya	Ezon	Bulgarian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Buryatia	Republic of Buryatia	Baigal (Ozergorod)	Buryat Russian	Turanian Cooperative
	Čechy-Morava	Republic of Čechy-Morava	Prague	Czech	Intermarian Cooperative
	Hayastan	Republic of Hayastan	Yerevan	Armenian Turkish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Kurdish Khorasan	Republic of Kurdish Khorasan	Quchan	Persian Kurdish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Kurdistan	Republic of Kurdistan	Amed (Diyarbakir)	Kurdish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Nilotica	Republic of Nilotica	Juba	(Nilotic Languages)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Zazaistan	Republic of Zazaistan	Mamekiye (Tunceli)	Zaza	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative