Yuunli

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Yuunli
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Flag of Yuunli
Motto: Think before you act - about your neighbors, too.
see "Geography" below
Region International Democratic Union
Capital Eleutheropolis
Official Language(s) Poirih
Leader Chairman of the Executive Council Kai Boif
Population around 100 million
Currency Yuunli Dollar 
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The Republic of Yuunli was founded in April 2005, and joined the United Nations in the same month. A few days/years later, the Executive Council of the Republic decided to move to the International Democratic Union.

Yuunli is currently considered a New York Times democracy nation.

The Republic consists of two Autonomous Communities: Mysh Island and Sklyrachy.

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Political system

Executive

The executive of the Republic is the Executive Council, consisting of:

  • Councilors elected for 3 years by the citizens. They make policies within the framework of the current legislation. Every Councilor is responsible for one department, such as education, infrastructure or international relations.
  • The Representatives of the Autonomous Communities represent the executive of Mysh Island and Sklyrachy, respectively. With joint forces, the two representatives can block Council decisions.
  • Chairperson elected for 3 years by the citizens. The chairperson's role is to moderate in case there is a conflict among Councilors and/or Representatives. Moreover s/he represents the Republic abroad.

Legislature

The legislative branch of the Republic is called Legislative Assembly. The Assembly does not have fixed members, but consists of representatives of political parties. Those parties are elected every 4 years by the citizens in a proportion-vote system.

The Assembly also has Observers from the parliaments of Mysh Island and Sklyrachy. With joint forces, the two observers can block bills.


International relations

The Republic of Yuunli belongs to the International Democratic Union, and it is member of the United Nations, it has close diplomatic ties to The Sultanate of the Ayyubids.


Geography

Yuunli consists of two parts: Sklyrachy is a landlocked part of the IDU continent (13% of Yuunli's population), Mysh Island is an island off the north-west coast of that continent (87% of the population). Yuunli has an area of 4,694,682 km² (1,813,402 square miles).

Mysh Island is located in the north of the IDU landmass. To the east, there are uninhabited islands. To the south-west, there is the Democratic Federation of Grosseschnauzer, to the south-east the Empire of Keeslandia, and to the west the Holy Republic of Lloegr-Cymru.

Sklyrachy borders the Democratic Federation of Grosseschnauzer in the north, the People's Republic of Flankia in the east, the Community of Sober Thought in the south, and the Interstellar Federation of DataGenesis in the west.

On the following map, rivers are blue and provincial borders are red, unless they are marked by rivers.

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Provinces

The two autonomous communities of Yuunli enjoy great autonomy. They are further divided into provinces.

See the articles Mysh Island and Sklyrachy for details.


Populace

Religions

Religious affiliation is not asked in a census, that's why only estimates exist.

It is estimated that 53% of Yuunli's population follow a religion called strigidism (30% of them follow the traditional variant, 70% the modern variant) and 40% are atheists. The remaining 7% are mostly muslims and jews.

The mountainous regions are strongholds of traditional strigidism, whereas the modern variant is stronger in the coastal and hilly provinces.
Atheists are more common in more urbanized provinces.
Other religions are more common in coastal provinces.

Fore more information about strigidist beliefs, see Strigidism.


National symbols

The flag of Yuunli is a combination of the flags of the island and the continental part, separated by a blue band representing the sea, joined by a yellow star representing the sun and the ideals of the Republic.

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To show affiliation with the International Democratic Union, the star can be replaced with the balances of the IDU:

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Elections

The first elections were held on 2005-04-30, the second elections on 2005-05-21.

Executive

The members of the Executive Council are elected by majority vote. The most important posts are the chair (moderating when there are conflicts), finances (managing the budget) and international relations (representing Yuunli abroad).

  • Chairman of the Executive Council: Kai Boif (SLL)
  • Councilor for Finances: Marlin Ericson (SLL)
  • Councilor for International Relations: Katrin Ficha (SLL)
  • Councilor for National Security: Svato Ikaika (SLL)
  • Councilor for Justice: Denver Tamsen (FCP)
  • Councilor for the Economy: Ruti Unga (YPD)
  • Councilor for Social Security: Mata Noiman (SLL)
  • Councilor for Consumer Protection: Drago Cordin (SLL)
  • Councilor for Agriculture: Hainrih Lep (SLL)
  • Councilor for Health: Beata Pfaintl (YPD)
  • Councilor for Defense: Ricarda Lore (SLL)
  • Councilor for Families and Children: Egon Oliver (SLL)
  • Councilor for Infrastructure: Eliza Marvin (FTP)
  • Councilor for the Environment: Bryan Chloris (YPD, formerly PYN)
  • Councilor for Education: Zepp Tsuupl (SLL)
  • Councilor for Research and Technology: Perpl Anolt (SLL)

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Wins and losses of parties:

  • YPD: lost agriculture; won economy, health
  • SLL: lost health; won chair, international relations, social security, agriculture, education, research and technology
  • FCP: lost chair, international relations, economy, social security, education, research and technology

Legislature

The number of seats in parliament corresponds to the rounded percentage of votes a party received. Only parties with at least 1% of the votes enter parliament.
If the sum does not add up to 100, the biggest faction gets the remaining seats.
If the sum is more than 100, the smallest factions lose seats.

Results of the 2005-05-21 elections (compared to those of 2005-04-30):

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