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	Market Socialism State Capitalism
Head of State	Executive-Chairman Abbaas el-Nazar (Final Elected) Interim Chairman Nursultan Yerzhanov (Emergency Appointment)
Head of Government	People's Chairman Nursultan Yerzhanov (Final Elected) National Chairwoman Averina Yaroslavovna (Final Elected)
Legislature	Supreme Councils (Bicameral) Council of Peoples Council of Nations
Ruling Party	"Hardline Left" 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	1020 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 CE
Dissolved	469 CE
Preceded by	(See Page)
Succeeded by	Yatan-Theian Federation Provisional Government of the Yatan Federation
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) or Yata, was a sovereign federal parliamentary republic under a socialist government composed of countless autonomous constituent Republics and regional Cooperatives situated across the planet Yata and the region of space surrounding the Alpha Sol System. 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 Yatan Commonwealth was a Member State of the Yatan-Theian Accord, of which it was the most populous members, which allowed it to rapidly expand its influence despite its relative youth compared to most other members.

The capital city of the Commonwealth was 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 held 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 were economic giants in their own right. On the interplanetary scale most Commonwealth colony-worlds were 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. The Commonwealth would hold its next elections, seeing a major victory for the YPLP-R which had reorganized itself into the Progress and Prosperity Front, with their candidates of Wu Huang and Jackson O'Flynn securing the Executive Chairwomanship and National Chairmanship, with the People's Chairwomanship going to the YPLP-C's candidate Cristina Valerio. In 462 the Yatan Commonwealth officially replaced the United Nations of Yata as the entity representing Yata in the Accord's National Senate, finally completing all of its Yatan geopolitical efforts. The Commonwealth continued to look outwards by colonising various new planets in Accord space. Mirroring the Theian Federation's integration of Venus, the Yatan Commonwealth swayed the increasingly economically dependent "Jovian Federation" into signing a treaty that joined it into the Commonwealth as the "Republic of Jupiter" under the Yetian Cooperative, where most of the Jovian population could trace their ancestry to.

After a period of increasing tensions and several diplomatic incidents regarding one another's contingencies with the Theian Federation, the Yatan populace elected a government consisting of the 3 parties of the 'Hardline Left' Bloc represented by Executive Chairman Abbaas el-Nazar, People's Chairman Nursultan Yerzhanov, and National Chairwoman Averina Yaroslavovna in order to be tougher on Theia, though ironically the anti-socialist 'Right Opposition' also won considerable victories. Due to this new hardline government, a previously scheduled 'Yatan-Theian Reconciliation Conference' designed to mitigate the tensions concluded in a disaster as both sides became more and more polarised against one another. Seeing the new tensions and various 'recollectivization projects' as unfavourable, the 'Right Opposition' government of the Intermarian Cooperative began implementing various policies that liberalized the region's economy, prompting a major government crackdown into the region in order to bring its government back into the government's hold. This crackdown would spark a largescale insurgency organized by the 'Intermarian Democracy Front', itself being a member of the 'United Front for Yatan Liberation' backed by Theia. Having a regular supply of weapons from its Theian backers, this insurgency would quickly develop into a largescale uprising against the Commonwealth government, angering the Yatan government as they demanded answers from Theia. Fearing that Yata would strike first regardless of what they did, Theia seized the opportunity and launched a massive pre-emptive strike against Yata, raining down bombs, missiles, and kinetic rods as Theian marines landed across much of Yata, especially in Eastern Europe. This attack would unify the government of the Commonwealth under one cause, national defence, prompting the formation of a unity-government across party-lines, together managing to rally interstellar allies such as the Yeqwiqu Collective and Union of Sczielska alongside Theian allies such as the People's Republic of Chatou, Kingdom of Arcoradia, and Crimsonist Traditional Front to their side, though despite this Theia had the clear upper hand, convincing Yata to begin funding revolutionaries on Theia, which angered the Commonwealth of Independent Systems to the point of siding with Theia in the conflict. Now with significant allies, Theia, its allies, and its proxies such as the 'Provisional Government of the Yatan Federation' marched deeper and deeper onto Yata, leading to the death of Executive-Chairman Abbaas which forced the People's and National Chairs to operate a interim diarchy until National Chairwoman Averina was captured during the fall of the Yatan capital of Mylonagrad, leaving solely People's Chairman Nursultan Yerzhanov to seize the position of 'Interim Chairman' to lead the rapidly collapsing commonwealth, with cut off regions seizing their own de facto independence as some even surrendered, all coming to a head during the final major battle of the war, the Battle of Beijing, in which Chairman Nursultan was captured. Now left leaderless, the Yatan Commonwealth quickly succumbed to the invading forces, capitulating a few weeks after the fall of Beijing. Despite pleads for mercy, the Commonwealth would not survive the war as the Provisional Government of the Yatan Federation was handed control of all Commonwealth territories, which would soon fall under Theia regardless as the Provisional Government and Theian Federation agreed to unify into the 'Yatan-Theian Federation'.

Federal Government & Politics

The Yatan Commonwealth's day-to-day governance was 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) that operated largely as direct democracies open for all local citizens to come and participate in votes and debates. These Communal Councils elected a delegate from among themselves to Provincial Assemblies, from which a delegate was elected to a Republic Assembly, from which a delegate was elected to a Cooperative Assembly, from which a delegate was finally elected to the federal government's Supreme Councils, where they may have even been elected as either People's or National chair(wo)man of the entire Commonwealth.

Executive Government

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

Supreme Councils

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

Political Parties

Despite its electoral system by virtue of its processes leaning heavily towards independent candidates, most politicians beyond the Communal Councils were 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 dominant political party in the first few decades of the Commonwealth's existence was typically the three splinters Yatan People's Labour Party, a temporarily 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. Due to the YPLP-Centre's cooperation with the more extreme YPLP-Left and Party of Revolutionary Communists the YPLP-Right severed its ties and renamed itself the 'Progress and Prosperity Front', Afterwards a coalition between the YPLP-Centre and PPF lead to the 'decollectivization' of several urban industries and economic sectors in order to form special economic zones to boost the economy, leading to the YPLP-Left also severing its ties and reorganizing itself into the 'Communist Party of Yata'.

During the final stages of the Commonwealth each of the parties typically organized themselves into major 'blocs' based on the most logical compatriots to become partners with, with the 'Hardline Left' consisting of the PRC, UCI, and CPY, the 'Market Left' consisting of the PPF and the YPLP (though they largely played the role of a 'kingmaker' which may of aligned itself with either of the two largest blocs), and the 'Right Opposition' consisting of the LDP and CUP. The fringe parties were typically excluded from any major blocs, though most of them favour the Right Opposition except for the NLF which is in favour of the Hardline Left.

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	Government
Communist Party of Yata	Reformist Marxism (Marxist Faction) Technocracy (Technocrat Faction)	Left-Wing to Far-Left	Government
Yatan People's Labour Party	Democratic Socialism	Left-Wing	Opposition
Progress and Prosperity Front	State Capitalism & Market Socialism (Prosperity Faction) Social Democracy & Social Liberalism (Old Guard Faction)	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 (Liberty Faction) Social Liberalism (Democracy Faction)	Centre-Right	Opposition
Conservative Unity Party	Social Conservatism (Conservative Faction) Paternalistic Conservatism (Unity Faction)	Right-Wing	Opposition
National Labour Front	National Bolshevism	Syncretic	Fringe Opposition

Supreme Court of Yata

The Supreme Court of Yata was 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 were 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 was the body responsible for managing the Commonwealth's various initiatives to protect the 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 pursued policies of wealth distribution, universal basic services, and cooperative economics, which were all funded and organized by the Central Secretariat of Finance, whom was responsible for planning monetary allocations to the government structures in place responsible for such goals. The Department of Finance held 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 was 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 acted 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 operated as a federal union of autonomous constituent republics assembled in a hierarchical structure with more autonomous polities placed above more limited entities that together made up those above them. Nations beyond the Commonwealth were allowed to join the Commonwealth as long as they demonstrated their commitment to its values, necessitating a review process of applicants to ensure their alignment with said values and principles before they ratified 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 were 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 were responsible for local matters within their borders, acting as the highest 'truly' autonomous entities. They were 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 were 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 sourced its delegates from the Communal Councils, with each of them electing a delegate from among themselves up to a higher body until they finally reached the Federal Government. Communes were either organized into 'Collectivized' communes where full-on socialism was established or into 'Special Economic Zones' where the Commonwealth's collectivization and economic-planning policies were relaxed to allow for increased market activity, investment, and participation.

Cooperatives

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

Extraplanetary Republics

Flag	Name	Full Title	Capital	Official Languages	Cooperative
	Bajpai	Republic of Bajpai	Ganvié Nova	Fon	Guinean Cooperative
	Devana	Republic of Devana	Moranagrad	Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Diyibu-4	Republic of Diyibu-4	Yǒngzhài	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Fayzulloeva	Republic of Fayzulloeva	Highreach	English	Yetian Cooperative
	Gathos	Republic of Gathos	Mahawetiya	Sinhali	Nilastani Cooperative
	Hebe	Republic of Hebe	Redbank	English	Oceanian Cooperative
	Huang	Republic of Huang	Zalesgrad	Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Jericho	Republic of Jericho	Matazou	Sara	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Jupiter	Republic of Jupiter	Callisto-Installation-1	French German	Yetian Cooperative
	Kileez	Republic of Kileez	Shēnghuá	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Korius	Republic of Korius	Tiānhù	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Laboria	Republic of Laboria	Al-Hisn	Arabic	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Laurenti	Republic of Laurenti	Vanashree	Hindi	Nilastani Cooperative
	New Emiro	Republic of New Emiro	Mistport	English	North American Cooperative
	O'Flynn	Republic of O'Flynn	Llanovista	Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Opuni	Republic of Opuni	Lakay dlo	Haitian Creole	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Otreia	Republic of Otreia	Stepovhrad	Ukrainian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Ramayana	Republic of Ramayana	Ayodhapur	Hindi	Nilastani Cooperative
	Roni	Republic of Roni	Skalistgrad	Bulgarian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Soleymani	Republic of Soleymani	Sukhapolye	Belarusian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Tain	Republic of Tain	Nyarweng	Dinka	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Tanamal	Republic of Tanamal	Auripagos	Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Valerio	Republic of Valerio	Emantini	siSwati	Azanian Cooperative
	Velara	Republic of Velara	Shēnghuá	Mandarin Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Weisman	Republic of Weisman	Frígida	Spanish	Yetian 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
	al-Maghrib	Republic of al-Maghrib	Algiers	Arabic Korandje (Berber languages)	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	al-Mashriq	Republic of al-Mashriq	Cairo	Arabic Beja Hebrew Kunama Nara Tama (Modern South Arabian) (Nubian languages) (Others)	Arab-Saharan 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
	Amazonas	Republic of Amazonas	Santa Cruz de la Sierra	Spanish Cajamarca Quechua Cocama language Guarayu Movima Tacana (Mascoian languages) (Panoan languages) (Paresi–Waura languages) (Saparo–Yawan languages) (Zamucoan languages)	Latinoamérican 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
	Argentina	Republic of Argentina	Argentina City	Spanish Santiagueño Quechua Tehuelche (Others)	Latinoamérican 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
	Bahnaria	Republic of Bahnaria	Krong Stung Treng	(Bahnaric languages)	Nakmaian 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	Republic of Bielarus	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
	Borealia	Republic of Borealia	Winnipeg	English (Majority) French (Algonquian languages) (Athabaskan languages)	North American 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
	Cahita-Tarahumara	Republic of Cahita-Tarahumara	Los Mochis	Mayo Tarahumara Yaqui Spanish (other Taracahitic languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Cariba	Republic of Cariba	St. Thomas de Guyana	Carib Kapong Panare Pemon Spanish (other Cariban languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Catalunya	Republic of Catalunya	Barcelona	Catalan	Yetian Cooperative
	Catania	Republic of Catania	Montreal	French (Majority) English Cree (various Native American languages)	North American Cooperative
	Čechy-Morava	Republic of Čechy-Morava	Prague	Czech	Intermarian Cooperative
	Celebes	Republic of Celebes	Palu	(Bungku–Tolaki languages) (Kaili–Pamona languages) (Muna–Buton languages) (Saluan–Banggai languages) (Tomini–Tolitoli languages) (Wotu–Wolio languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Celtic-Aleutia	Republic of Celtic-Aleutia	Onze (De Facto)	English French Aleut	North American Cooperative
	Central Maluku	Republic of Central Maluku	Teluk Ambon	(Banda–Geser languages) (Buru–Sula languages) (East Seram languages) (Nunusaku languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Chechnya	Republic of Noxciyn/Chechnya	Solza-Gala (Grozny)	Chechen Ingush	Rus Cooperative
	Chichamia	Republic of Chichamia	Jaén	Aguaruna Huambisa Shiwiar Shuar Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Chinland	Republic of Chinland	Hakha	(Kuki-Chin Languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Chocóa	Republic of Chocóa	Pereira	Northern Embera Wounaan (other Emberá languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Choguela	Republic of Choguela	Kananga	Chokwe Lunda Luyana Mbukushu (other Chokwe–Luchazi languages) (Kavango languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Chukotka	Republic of Chukotka	Ḳytryn (Ulyḳ / Kholodok)	Chukchi Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Chuvashia	Republic of Chuvashia	Šupaškar (Cheboksary)	Chuvash	Rus Cooperative
	Corachol	Republic of Corachol	Huejuquilla El Alto	Huichol Cora Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Crna Gora	Republic of Crna Gora	Podgorica	Montenegrin	Intermarian Cooperative
	Dagestan	Republic of Dagestan	Makhachkala	Avar Lak (Andic Languages) (Dargin Languages) (Lezgic Languages) (Tsezic languages) (Others)	Rus Cooperative
	Dayak	Republic of Dayak	Sambas	(Land Dayak Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Denasola	Republic of Denasola	Chalonaja	English Aquilaean Iujado	Rus Cooperative
	Dinétah	Republic of Dinétah	Tségháhoodzání	Navajo Hopi	North American Cooperative
	East Fulania	Republic of East Fulania	Mopti	Fula (Dogon languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	East Geelvink	Republic of Geelvink	Nabire	Biak Waropen (East Geelvink Bay languages) (Lower Mamberamo languages) (Rasawa languages) (Tause family) (Yapen languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	East Sakha	Republic of East Sakha	Chandyga (Khandyga)	Sakha Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Eesti	Republic of Eesti	Talinn	Estonian	Intermarian Cooperative
	England	Republic of England	London	English Cornish	Yetian Cooperative
	Equatoria	Republic of Equatoria	Port-Gentil	Mbere Ding Njebi Teke (Other Zone B Bantu Languages) Lingala	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Erbuja	Republic of Erbuja	Abuja	Yoruba Igbo Ewe (Other Volta-Niger Languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	Erzya	Republic of Erzya	Bäläbäy (Belebey)	Erzya	Rus Cooperative
	Euskadi	Republic of Euskadi	Itsederra	Basque	Yetian Cooperative
	Evenkia	Republic of Evenkia	Turu (Tura)	Evenki Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Fangabon	Republic of Fangabon	Douala	Ewondo Fang (Other Zone A Bantu Languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Floria	Republic of Floria	Floria City	Rumynskye	Oceanian Cooperative
	Fly-Bulaka	Republic of Fly-Bulaka	Daru	English Pahoturi Tabo (Eastern Trans-Fly languages) (Bulaka River languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Formosa	Republic of Formosa	Taitung	(Formosan Languages)	East Asian Cooperative
	Føroyar	Republic of Føroyar	Tórshavn	Faroese	Yetian Cooperative
	Francia	Republic of Francia	Ville-de-Yetia	French	Yetian Cooperative
	Friul	Republic of Friul	Trieste	Friulian	Yetian Cooperative
	Gagauzia	Republic of Gagauzia	Komrat (Comrat)	Gagauz Romanian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Galicia	Republic of Galicia	Santiago de Compostela	Galician	Yetian Cooperative
	Garifuna	Republic of Garifuna	La Ceiba	Garifuna Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Germania	Republic of Germania	Niederbach	German	Yetian Cooperative
	Gilan	Republic of Gilan	Rasht	Gilaki Persian	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Labour Republic of Gran Cocala	Republic of Gran Cocala	Ciudad de la Lujuria	Spanish Barí Bora Inga Kichwa Tucano Uwa Witoto Yaruro (Others)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Guahiba	Republic of Guahiba	Puerto Carreño	Guahibo (other Guajiboan languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Guarania	Republic of Guarania	Asunción	Guarani (other Guarani languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Guaymi-Talamanca	Republic of Guaymi-Talamanca	Puerto Viejo de Talamanca	Guaymí Buglere (Talamanca languages) Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Gujarat	Republic of Gujarat	Ahmedabad	Gujarati (Bhil Languages)	Nilastani Cooperative
	Guna	Republic of Guna	Gaigirgordub	Kuna Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Halmahera	Republic of Halmahera	Halmahera City	(North Halmahera languages) (Raja Ampat–South Halmahera languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Hawai'i	Republic of Hawai'i	Honolulu	Hawaiian Mandarin Chinese	Oceanian Cooperative
	Hayastan	Republic of Hayastan	Yerevan	Armenian Turkish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Hazaristan	Republic of Hazaristan	Yakawlang	Hazaragi Persian	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Hindustan	Republic of Hindustan	Delhi	Hindi Bhojpuri (Bihari languages) (Eastern Hindi languages) (Halbic languages) (Western Hindi languages) (Others)	Nilastani Cooperative
	Hispania	Republic of Hispania	Nuelo	Spanish Asturleonese Aragonese	Yetian Cooperative
	Hrvatska	Republic of Hrvatska	Zagreb	Croatian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Huan-Tip	Republic of Huan-Tip	Lae	Bukawa Keapara Mekeo Motu Sinaugoro Waima (other Central Papuan Tip languages) (other Huon Gulf languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Humambo-Maputo	Republic of Humambo-Maputo	Maputo	Shona Sotho Tswana Xhosa Zulu (other Shona languages) (other Southern Bantu languages)	Azanian Cooperative
	Iban	Republic of Iban	Sibu	Iban (Others)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Iceland	Republic of Iceland	Reykjavik	Icelandic	Yetian Cooperative
	Ireland	Republic of Ireland	Dublin	English Irish Gaelic Manx	Yetian Cooperative
	Italia	Republic of Italia	Roma	Italian Sardinian Corsican	Yetian Cooperative
	Itaquia	Republic of Itaquia	Lima	Spanish (Barbacoan languages) (Others)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Japoña	Republic of Japoña	Havana	Spanish Haitian Creole	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Java	Republic of Java	Jakarta	Javanese	Poavakian Cooperative
	Jinghpaw	Republic of Jinghpaw	Myitkyina	Jingpo	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Kabardia	Republic of Kabardia	Cherkessk	Kabardian	Rus Cooperative
	Kabisay-Mindanao	Republic of Kabisay-Mindanao	Davao	Cebuano Hiligaynon Waray (other Bisayan languages) (Mansakan languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Kabylia	Republic of Kabylia	Bejaia	Kabyle	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Kalaallit Nunaat	Republic of Kalaallit Nunaat	Ganaqq	Greenlandic	North American Cooperative
	Kalevala	Republic of Kalevala	Helsinki	Finnish Swedish Sami	Rus Cooperative
	Kampuchea	Republic of Kampuchea	Phnom Penh	Khmer (Bahnaric Languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Kanaky	Republic of Kanaky	Nouméa	Drehu Iaai Nengone Paicî (New Caledonian languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Karjala	Republic of Karjala	Äänislinna (Petrozavodsk)	Karelian Finnish Veps	Rus Cooperative
	Karnataka	Republic of Karnataka	Bengaluru	Kannada	Nilastani Cooperative
	Kashmir	Republic of Kashmir	Srinagar	Kashmiri Dogri Gojri Pahari	Nilastani Cooperative
	Katanga	Republic of Katanga	Lubumbashi	Swahili (Pende languages) (Luba languages) (Lunda languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Katuia	Republic of Katuia	Xépôn	(Katuic languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Kavieng-Namatanai	Republic of Kavieng-Namatanai	Kavieng	Lihir Tolai (other Meso-Melanesian languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Kawthoolei	Republic of Kawthoolei	Hpa-An	(Karenic Languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Kayan	Republic of Kayan	Kembang Janggut	(Kayan-Murik Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Kerala	Republic of Kerala	Thiruvananthapuram	Malayalam Tulu	Nilastani Cooperative
	Khakassia	Republic of Khakassia	Ağban (Abakan)	Khakas	Rus Cooperative
	Khmuia	Republic of Khmuia	Phonsavan	(Khmuic Languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Khoshut	Republic of Khoshut	Golmud	Mongolian Tibetan Salar	East Asian Cooperative
	Khuree Uls	Republic of Khuree Uls	Ulaanbatar	Mongolian	Turanian Cooperative
	Kichwa	Republic of Kichwa	Quito	Kichwa Spanish Waorani Zaparo	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Kiswahili	Republic of Kiswahili	Umoja	Swahili Iraqw Datooga (Kilombero languages) (Northeast Bantu)	Azanian Cooperative
	Kivu	Republic of Kivu	Beni	Swahili (Mbole–Enya languages) (Lega–Binja languages) (Komo–Bira languages) Holoholo Guru Ngbinda Kare Nyanga-li (Nyali languages) (Nyanga–Buyi languages) Bembe	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Komi	Republic of Komi	Syktyvkar	Komi Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Kongo	Republic of Kongo	Nyumba	Kikongo Kituba (Other Kongo Languages) (Kimbundu Languages) (Yaka Languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Kruland	Republic of Kruland	San-Pédro	Bassa Grebo Klao (Other Kru Languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	Kumyk-Nogai	Republic of Kumyk-Nogai	Kochubei	Nogai Kumyk	Rus Cooperative
	Kurdish Khorasan	Republic of Kurdish Khorasan	Quchan	Persian Kurdish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Kurdistan	Republic of Kurdistan	Amed (Diyarbakir)	Kurdish	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Kyrgyzstan	Republic of Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek	Kyrgyz	Turanian Cooperative
	Ladakh	Republic of Ladakh	Leh	Ladakhi Purgit	East Asian Cooperative
	Lakes Plain	Republic of Lakes Plain	Jayawijaya	Iau Sikaritai (Lakes Plain languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Lampung	Republic of Lampung	Bandar Lampung	Lampung	Poavakian Cooperative
	Latvija	Republic of Latvija	Riga	Latvian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Lietuva	Republic of Lietuva	Vilnius	Lithuanian Polish	Intermarian Cooperative
	Lingalia	Republic of Lingalia	Kungani	Lingala (Ngondi–Ngiri languages) (Mboshi languages) (other Bangi–Ntomba languages) (Buja–Ngombe languages) Bwela (Bati–Angba languages) (Soko languages) (Tetela languages) (Bushoong languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Lizarb-Guiana	Republic of Lizarb-Guiana	Cayenne	Dutch French Lizarbian Creole Portuguese	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Lorestan	Republic of Lorestan	Dezful	Luri	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Labour Republic of Lu-Akha	Republic of Lu-Akha	Mongla	Tai Lu Akha Chinese	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Lusitania	Republic of Lusitania	Lisbon	Portuguese	Yetian Cooperative
	Łužica	Republic of Lusatia	Chóśebuz (Cottbus)	Upper Sorbian Lower Sorbian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Luxuria	Republic of Luxuria	Alice Springs	Arrernte Bininj Kunwok English Kalau Lagau Ya Meriam Murrinh-patha Tiwi Wagiman Wardaman Warlpiri Wati (Bunuban languages) (Darwin Region languages) (Iwaidjan languages) (Jarrakan languages) (Macro-Gunwinyguan languages) (Nyulnyulan languages) (other Pama–Nyungan languages) (Tangkic languages) (Worrorran languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Luzon-Palawan	Republic of Luzon-Palawan	Manila	Tagalog Central Bikol (other Bikol languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Madura	Republic of Madura	Pamekasan	Madurese	Poavakian Cooperative
	Maharashtra	Republic of Maharashtra	Mumbai	Marathi Konkani	Nilastani Cooperative
	Malagasia	Republic of Malagasia	Antsiranana	Malagasy	Azanian Cooperative
	Malaya	Republic of Malaya	Jakarta	Malay	Poavakian Cooperative
	Maldives	Republic of the Maldives	Malé	Dhivehi	Nilastani Cooperative
	Malta	Republic of Malta	Moltani	Maltese	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Mamea-Quichea	Republic of Mamea-Quichea	Quetzaltenango	Kaqchikel Kʼicheʼ Qʼeqchiʼ Mam (other Quichean languages) (other Mamean languages) Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Mandea	Republic of Mandea	Bamako	Maninka Mandinka Bambara Soninke Mende (Other Mande Languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	Mangbutu-Lese	Republic of Mangbutu-Lese	Bunia	Ndo Lese (Other Mangbutu-Lese Languages)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Manipur	Republic of Manipur	Imphal	Manipuri	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Manus	Republic of Manus	Lorengau	Nyindrou Titan (Manus languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Mapuchia	Republic of Mapuchia	Temuco	Mapuche	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Mari El	Republic of Mari El	Yoshkar-Ola	Mari	Rus Cooperative
	Mataco-Guaicuru	Republic of Mataco-Guaicuru	Corrientes	Nivaclé Spanish Toba Qom Wichí Lhamtés Güisnay Wichí Lhamtés Vejoz (Mataco–Guaicuru languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Mazandaran	Republic of Mazandaran	Sari	Mazanderani Persian	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Mdree-Bahree	Republic of Mdree-Bahree	Asmara	Tigray Tigre	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Mefisinia	Republic of Mefisinia	Odessa	North Turkish	Rus Cooperative
	Maghalaya	Republic of Meghalaya	Shillong	Khasi Garo Pnar	Nilastani Cooperative
	Mentawai-Nias	Republic of Mentawai-Nias	Gunungsitoli	Nias Mentawai (Others)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Micronesia	Republic of Micronesia	South Tarawa	Chamorro Chuukese Gilbertese Marshallese Palauan Pohnpeian Yapese (other Micronesian languages) (Polynesian languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Minabistan	Republic of Minabistan	Minab	Garmsiri Persian	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Minguk	Republic of Minguk	Seoul	Korean	East Asian Cooperative
	Misumalpa	Republic of Misumalpa	Puerto Cabezas	Miskito Spanish (other Misumalpan languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Mizoram	Republic of Mizoram	Aizawl	Mizo	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Monkoka	Republic of Monkoka	Roboré	Chiquitano Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Mon	Republic of Mon	Mawlamyine	Mon	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Mordovia	Republic of Mordovia	Saransk oš (Saransk)	Moksha Erzya	Rus Cooperative
	Moxo	Republic of Moxo	Trinidad	(Moxo languages) Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Nagaland	Republic of Nagaland	Dimapur	Konyak Ao Lotha Chokri Sangtam	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Nahua-Huasteca	Republic of Nahua-Huasteca	Tantoyuca	Huasteca Nahuatl Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Nederland	Republic of Nederland	Vandam	Dutch	Yetian Cooperative
	Nenetsia	Republic of Nenetsia	Njarjana marꜧ (Naryan-Mar)	Nenets Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Nepal	Republic of Nepal	Kathmandu	Nepali	Nilastani Cooperative
	Ngero-Vitiaz	Republic of Ngero-Vitiaz	Kimbe	Bola Nakanai Qaqet (other East New Britain languages) (other Meso-Melanesian languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Nilotica	Republic of Nilotica	Juba	(Nilotic Languages)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Norge	Republic of Norge	Bergen	Norwegian	Yetian Cooperative
	North Sabah	Republic of North Sabah	Kota Kinabalu	(Dusunic Languages) Dusun Kandazan (Sama–Bajaw Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	North Solomon Islands	Republic of the North Solomon Islands	Gizo	Cheke Holo (other Northwest Solomonic languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Northern Luzon	Republic of Northern Luzon	Baguio	Ilocano Pangasinan Ibanag (other Northern Luzon languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Nunavut	Republic of Nunavut	Iqaluit	Inuktitut Inuinnaqtun English (other Inuit languages)	North American Cooperative
	Nuosu	Republic of Nuosu	Lijiang	Yi (Loloish Languages) Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Nuristan	Republic of Nuristan	Parun	(Nuristani Languages)	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Nyanza	Republic of Nyanza	Mwanza	Swahili Isanzu (Tongwe-Bende Languages) (Mbugwe–Rangi languages)	Azanian Cooperative
	Nyasaland	Republic of Nyasaland	Lilongwe	Chewa Tumbuka-Senga language (other Nyasa languages) (Mbinga languages)	Azanian Cooperative
	Odisha	Republic of Odisha	Bhubaneswar	Odia	Nilastani Cooperative
	Oiratia	Republic of Oiratia	Mörön	Oirat Mongolian Mongolian	Turanian Cooperative
	Omotia	Republic of Omotia	Hawassa	(Omotic Languages) (Others)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Oromia	Republic of Oromo-Goldaria	Galas	Oromo (Oromoid Languages)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Ossetia	Republic of Ossetia	Vladikavkaz	Ossetian	Rus Cooperative
	Oto-Manguea	Republic of Oto-Manguea	Oaxaca de Juárez	Chinantec Tlapanec (Popolocan–Zapotecan) (Amuzgo–Mixtecan) Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Otomia	Republic of Otomia	Querétaro	Otomi Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Ovambundu	Republic of Ovambundu	Lubango	Umbundu Yeyi (Southwest Bantu languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Ozbekiston	Republic of Ozbekiston	Tashkent	Uzbek	Turanian Cooperative
	Paez	Republic of Paez	Páez	Awa Pit Coconucan Paez Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Papua	Republic of Papua	Port Moresby	Ekari Enga English Golin Huli Kamano Kuman Melpa Sinasina Western Dani (other Trans–New Guinea languages)	Nilastani Cooperative
	Pashtunistan	Republic of Pashtunistan	Kabul	Pashtun	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Piaroa-Saliba	Republic of Piaroa-Saliba	Inírida	Piaroa Puinave Saliba Wirö Spanish (other Piaroa–Saliban languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Polska	Republic of Polska	Warszawa (Warsaw)	Polish	Intermarian Cooperative
	Prospero	Republic of Prospero	Limurya	Omani Arabic	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Punjab	Republic of Punjab	Lahore	Punjabi	Nilastani Cooperative
	Purépecha	Republic of Purépecha	Pátzcuaro	Purépecha	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Q'anjobala	Republic of Q'anjobala	Villahermosa	Qʼanjobʼal Spanish (other Qʼanjobalan languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Qaraqalpaqstan	Republic of Qaraqalpaqstan	Nukus	Karakalpak	Turanian Cooperative
	Qashqaistan	Republic of Qashqaistan	Shiraz	Qashqai Persian	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Qazaqstan	Republic of Qazaqstan	Aralsk	Kazakh Mongolian Russian	Turanian Cooperative
	Qiang	Republic of Qiang	Maoxian	(Qiangic Languages)	East Asian Cooperative
	Qirim	Republic of Qirim	Aqyar (Sevastopol)	Crimean Tatar	Rus Cooperative
	Quechua Propio	Republic of Quechua Propio	Cusco	Quechua Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Quechua Sur	Republic of Quechua Sur	Sucre	Quechua Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Rade-Jarai	Republic of Rade-Jarai	Pleiku	(Coastal Chamic) (Rade–Jarai languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Rajasthan	Republic of Rajasthan	Jodhpur	Marwari Malvi Mewari	Nilastani Cooperative
	Rakhine-Tripura	Republic of Rakhine-Tripura	Agartala	Kokborok Rakhine	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Rapa Nui	Republic of Rapa Nui	Hanga Roa	Rapa Nui	Oceanian Cooperative
	Rejang-Musi	Republic of Rejang-Musi	Bengkulu	Rejang Palembang Malay	Poavakian Cooperative
	Rumynskia	Republic of Rumynskia	Palladia	Rumynskye Romanian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Ruvuma	Republic of Rovuma	Nampula	Swahili Mbunga (Ruvuma Languages) (Makua languages)	Azanian Cooperative
	Rusynia	Republic of Rusynia	Uzhorod	Rusyn	Intermarian Cooperative
	Ruuchuu	Republic of Ruuchuu	Naha	(Ryukyuan Languages)	East Asian Cooperative
	Sakartvelo	Republic of Sakartvelo	Tblisi	Georgian	Rus Cooperative
	Sapmi	Republic of Sápmi	Aanaar (Inari)	Sami	Rus Cooperative
	Sarawak	Republic of Sarawak	Belaga	(North Sarawakan Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Scandimar	Republic of Scandimar	Flensborg	Danish	Yetian Cooperative
	Scotland	Republic of Scotland	Edinburgh	Scots Scottish Gaelic	Yetian Cooperative
	Senufia	Republic of Senufia	Korhogo	(Senufo Languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	Sepik-Torricelli	Republic of Sepik-Torricelli	Wewak	Abelam Arapesh Boiken Iatmul (other Sepik languages) (other Torricelli languages) (Others)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Sequoyah	Republic of Sequoyah	Tulsa	Cherokee Choctaw Muscogee Chickasaw Osage English (various Native American languages)	North American Cooperative
	Shan	Republic of Shan	Taunggyi	Shan	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Shawiya	Republic of Shawia	Batna	Shawiya	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Shina-Baltistan	Republic of Shina-Baltistan	Gilgit	Balti Shina Wakhi	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Shqiperia	Republic of Shqiperia	Tirana	Albanian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Siberia	Republic of Siberia	Linasgrad	Russian Dolgan Evenk Ket Khanty Koryak Mansi Nenets Nganasan Sakha Selkup (Others)	Rus Cooperative
	Sikkim	Republic of Sikkim	Gangtok	Nepali Sikkimese Limbu Lepcha	East Asian Cooperative
	Sindh	Republic of Sindh	Indus (De Facto)	Sindhi Kutchi	Nilastani Cooperative
	Sinhala	Republic of Sinhala	Colombo	Sinhali	Nilastani Cooperative
	Sipedro	Republic of Sipedro	Fietrar	Spanish Keres Western Apache (Mixe languages) (Pame languages) (Zoque languages) (Others)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Sizhou	Republic of Sizhou	Beijing	Chinese (Others)	East Asian Cooperative
	Slovakia	Republic of Slovakia	Bratislava	Slovak	Intermarian Cooperative
	Slovenija	Republic of Slovenija	Ljubliana	Slovenian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Somaliya	Republic of Somaliya	Mogadishu	Somali	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Songhai	Republic of Songhai	Niamey	Zarma (Other Songhay Languages)	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	South Maluku	Republic of South Maluku	Tual	(Babar languages) (Kei–Tanimbar languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	South Nahua	Republic of South Nahua	Tehuacán	Nahuan Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	South Sabah	Republic of South Sabah	Tawau	(Murutic Languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	South Solomon Islands	Republic of the South Solomon Islands	Honiara	'Are'are Kwara'ae Lau (other Southeast Solomonic languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	South Sulawesi	Republic of South Sulawesi	Makassar	(Bugis–Tamanic languages) (Northern South Sulawesi languages) (Makassar languages) (Seko-Badaic languages)	Poavakian Cooperative
	Spisos	Republic of Spisos	Vancouver	English French (various Native American languages)	North American Cooperative
	Srbija	Republic of Srbija	Belgrade	Serbian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Sudan	Republic of Sudan	Nyala	(Bongo-Bagirmi Languages) (Maban Languages) Fur (Kordofanian Languages)	Nilo-Goldarian Cooperative
	Sumba-Flores	Republic of Sumba-Flores	Ende	(Sumba–Flores languages) Bima Alorese	Poavakian Cooperative
	Sunda	Republic of Sunda	Bandung	Sundanese	Poavakian Cooperative
	Svealand	Republic of Svealand	Stockholm	Swedish	Yetian Cooperative
	Székelyföld	Republic of Székelyföld	Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mureș)	Hungarian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Tajikistan	Republic of Tajikistan	Kunduz	Tajik	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Talyshia	Republic of Talyshia	Hashtpar	Talysh	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Tamazgha	Republic of Tamazgha	Meknes	Central Atlas Tamazight Eastern Middle Atlas Berber Shilha	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Tamil Nadu	Republic of Tamil Nadu	Pirtil	Tamil	Nilastani Cooperative
	Tanganyika	Republic of Tanganyika	Moja	Bemba (Rukwa languages) (other Sabi languages) (Botatwe languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Tat	Republic of Tat	Qazvin	Tati	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Tatarstan	Republic of Tatarstan	Kazan	Tatar	Rus Cooperative
	Thailand	Republic of Thailand	Bangkok	Thai Laotian (Other Tai Languages)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Timor	Republic of Timor	Kupang	Amarasi Fataluku Makasae Mambai Oirata Tetum Tokodede Uab Meto Wetarese (other Oirata–Makasae languages) (other Timoric languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Tohono O'odham	Republic of Tohono O'odham	Komkcʼeḍ ʼe-Wa:ʼosidk	O'odham Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Tor-Kwerba	Republic of Tor-Kwerba	Nemporewa	(Foja Range languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Transbelt	Republic of Transbelt	Jos	(Kainji Languages) (Plateau Languages) (Jukunoid Languages) (Ekoid-Mbe Languages) (Tivoid Languages) (Grassfields Languages) (Others)	Guinean Cooperative
	Tritoniya	Republic of Tritoniya	Tritoniyagrad	Russian German Komi-Permyak Rumynskye Sami Ukrainian	Rus Cooperative
	Tshad	Republic of Tshad	N'djamena	Chadian Arabic (Daju Languages)	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Tuaregia	Republic of the Tuaregs	Alshqati	Tamahaq	Arab-Saharan Cooperative
	Turkmenistan	Republic of Turkmenistan	Ashgabat	Turkmen	Turanian Cooperative
	Tuva	Tuvan Republic	Kızıl (Kyzyl)	Tuvan	Turanian Cooperative
	Ubangia	Republic of Ubangia	Bangui	Ngbandi Ngbaka Zande Sango Language (Other Adamawa-Ubangian Languages)	Wanaoishian Cooperative
	Udmurtia	Republic of Udmurtia	Ižkar (Izhevsk)	Udmurt	Rus Cooperative
	Uganda-Hututsi	Republic of Uganda-Hututsi	Kampala	Kinyarwanda Kirundi Luganda (other Great Lakes Bantu languages)	Azanian Cooperative
	Ukraine	Republic of Ukraine	Kyiv	Ukrainian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Upper Volta	Republic of Upper Volta	Ouagadougou	Moore Kabiye (Other Gur Languages)	Guinean Cooperative
	Utsong	Republic of Utsong	Lhasa	Tibetan	East Asian Cooperative
	Uyghurstan	Republic of Uyghurstan	Kashgar	Uyghur	Turanian Cooperative
	Vanuatu	Republic of Vanuatu	Islandian Islands City	Bislama English Lenakel Nakanamanga Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin West Ambae (other North-Central Vanuatu languages) (other South Vanuatu languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	Vedagyar	Republic of Vedagyar	Vedaburg City	Hungarian	Intermarian Cooperative
	Vietnam	Republic of Vietnam	Hanoi	Mường Vietnamese (Others)	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Viti	Republic of Viti	Suva	Fijian Rotuman	Oceanian Cooperative
	Wa	Republic of Wa	Pangkham	Wa	East Asian Cooperative
	Wales	Republic of Wales	Cardiff	Welsh	Yetian Cooperative
	Warao	Republic of Warao	Tucupita	Warao Arawak Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Wayuu	Republic of Wayuu	Maracaibo	Wayuu Spanish	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	West Fulania	Republic of West Fulania	Conakry	Fula (Others)	Guinean Cooperative
	West Papua	Republic of West Papua	Sorongwaiwoga...	Abun Burmeso Maybrat Mpur (Ambel–Biga languages) (Arandai languages) (Hatam–Mansim languages) (Mantion–Meyah languages) (Maya–Matbat languages) (West Bird's Head languages)	Oceanian Cooperative
	West Sakha	Republic of West Sakha	Ajchal (Aykhal)	Sakha Russian	Rus Cooperative
	Wolga Germania	Republic of Wolga-Germania	Kosakenstadt	German	Rus Cooperative
	Wolofia	Republic of Wolofia	Dakar	Wolof (Others)	Guinean Cooperative
	Yakamoto	Republic of Yakamoto	Aomori	Japanese Ainu	East Asian Cooperative
	Yangoon	Republic of Yangoon	Hỏaquc	Burmese	Nakmaian Cooperative
	Yangtze-Hmong	Republic of Yangtze-Hmong	Jishou	Hmong (Hmong-Mien Languages) Chinese	East Asian Cooperative
	Yorica	Republic of Yorica	Emiro	English Spanish (various Native American Languages)	North American Cooperative
	Yukateka	Republic of Yukateka	Mérida	Yucatec Maya Spanish (other Yucatecan languages)	Latinoamérican Cooperative
	Zazaistan	Republic of Zazaistan	Mamekiye (Tunceli)	Zaza	Anatolian-Iranian Cooperative
	Zhuang	Republic of Zhuang	Nanning	Zhuang Chinese (Hmong-Mien Languages)	East Asian Cooperative