The Western Pact Alliance (WPA)

"Protecting Man and Woman's right to Freedom."

Our History

Since our inception, we have been dedicated to serving the civilians of five different nations by protecting their birthrights of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.

In 1985, the year when Ikreland and Kerbelia joined forces to tackle the cosmos, the Western Pact was formed through a mutual agreement to progress society scientifically. Later on, the alliance's purpose was extended due to the result of the Financial Crisis of 2002, taking on a more geopolitical approach to problems rather then that of a scientific agreement. Then, after the Syracusan threat of Laklar and Leeland, the two nations swiftly applied to join the alliance, bringing member count up to four. Recently, the Republic of Cramonia has joined the alliance, bringing the total member count up to five.

Beyond Geopolitics

The Western Pact was a crucial factor for the revival of the World Economy after the 2002 financial crisis, leading cooperation between nearly all nations on Kerbin to secure a brighter future. In fact, th Western Pact was the middle man between the famous buy out of Ikreland's debt by Kerbelia. With this, the two nations ended up more powerful after the crisis, securing a bond that would later represent what the Western Pact represents in today's world.

A map of the "Central Triangle of Coordination," A key factor in WPA Strategy. Kerbelia, Ikreland, Cramonia, and Leeland. The "Southern Triangle of Coordination" is yet another, operated by Kerbelia, Laklar, and Ikreland.

The Western Pact Alliance Documentation

Preamble

We, the sovereign nations of the Western Pact Alliance (WPA) — the United States of Kerbelia, the Federal Republic of Laklar, United Cramonia, and the Republic of Leeland — united by shared values of sovereignty, stability, collective security, and cooperation, hereby establish this Alliance to preserve peace, deter aggression, promote democratic governance, and ensure mutual defense among member states.

Through this pact, we affirm that the security of one is the concern of all.

Article I — Principles of the Alliance

Member states commit to peaceful resolution of disputes.
Members shall respect sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political independence.
The Alliance is defensive in nature and exists to deter aggression.
Members commit to cooperation in diplomacy, economics, intelligence, and security.

Article II — Collective Defense

An armed attack against one member shall be considered an attack against all.
Each member agrees to assist the attacked member through measures deemed necessary, including:
- Military support
- Logistical support
- Intelligence sharing
- Economic and diplomatic action
Collective response shall be coordinated through the Alliance Council.

Article III — Consultation and Crisis Response

Members shall consult whenever territorial integrity, political independence, or security is threatened.
Emergency sessions of the Alliance Council may be called by any member.
Joint crisis task forces may be formed.

Article IV — Military Cooperation

Members agree to interoperability of forces where possible.
Joint exercises shall be conducted regularly.
Members may host Alliance bases by mutual agreement.
Standardization of doctrine, communication, and equipment is encouraged.

Article V — Intelligence and Security Cooperation

Members shall share intelligence relevant to collective security.
Counter-terrorism, cyber defense, and strategic monitoring cooperation shall be prioritized.
Classified information must be protected under Alliance security protocols.

Article VI — Economic and Strategic Cooperation

Members will support each other during sanctions, blockades, or economic coercion.
Strategic industries and supply chains may be coordinated.
Technological collaboration is encouraged.

Article VII — Expansion

New members may be admitted with unanimous approval.
Candidate states must:
- Demonstrate political stability
- Commit to collective defense
- Align with Alliance principles
A formal accession protocol must be signed.

Article VIII — Governance Structure

The Alliance Council is the primary decision-making body.
Each member has one vote.
Major decisions require consensus unless emergency procedures are invoked.
A Secretary-General shall coordinate operations.

Article IX — Withdrawal

Any member may withdraw with formal notice.
Withdrawal takes effect after a defined notice period (recommended: 1 year).
Obligations in progress must be resolved.

Article X — Amendments

Amendments require unanimous ratification.
Review conferences shall occur periodically.

Article XI — Foundational Commitment

Members affirm that unity, deterrence, and cooperation form the foundation of lasting peace on Kerbin.

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