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In this thread, you can publish the rating of your governement (0/100), why, and all details you want.
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Name of nation:
Executive power:
1*: How much time did your leader governed?
2*: How many protests have there been during his term?
3*: How many attacks/riots?
4: The citizens can ask a change of governement/early elections without using force?
5: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY)
6*: Have your leader been elected democratically?
7: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected?
8: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?
9: Any other thing?


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Name of nation: Furballland
Head of state: Yumeko Denamókóva Izumi
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 1 year, 17 days (as of 16 September 2026)
2*: How many protests have there been during their term? Only one on 11 Aug 2026 due to Recognizing China
3*: How many attacks/riots? Not a single riot/attacks that were directed towards President Izumi.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much more protests/attacks/riots than your current? Yes, there are 427 reported protests in seven months of the Acting President Meuavúk Ķehrinavuiäl's leadership accross the country.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes, on 30 Aug 2025.
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? 27% by election, proportional representation
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes, the economic policies were modified, and for the first time, Furballland has allowed PRC (China) to increase trade volume, but was met with concern .
8: Any other thing?

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Name of nation: People's Republic of Huaxia

Head of state: Lei Jun, President of Huaxia (state representative); Huang Zhenli, General-Secretary of the National Front of Huaxia (paramount leader); Council of Chairpersons of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (supreme collective leadership organ of administrative power); Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia (supreme collective leadership organ of decision-making power); Huaxia has a directorial collective leadership under the principle of democratic centralism

1*: How much time did your leader governed? Lei Jun has been President since March 14, 2038 (democratically-elected by the members of the Standing Committee of the 17th National People's Congress during the 1st Session of the 17th National People's Congress), while Huang Zhenli has been General-Secretary since November 14, 2037 (democratically-elected by the members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the 23rd Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia during the 1st Plenary Session of the 23rd Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia, following the 23rd National Congress of the National Front of Huaxia)

2*: How many protests have there been during his term? Protests are extremely rare in Huaxia thanks to the nation having extremely-widespread workers' self-management and workplace democracy to the point that the working-class have actual concrete sway in policy decision-making compared to their counterparts in nations using the western liberal-form of representative democracy. Through grassroots governance and community-level self-governance, ordinary folks can actually meet face-to-face with their local officials and give their opinions as well as file any complaints, something that does NOT exist in any Dictatorships of the Bourgeoisie (DoTB). Democracy in Huaxia is about executing it and making lives better for the working-class, where people's voices are heard and debated at the grassroot level, proposals being submitted via directly-elected local officials and submitted to higher-level local officials in a multi-layered bottom-to-top manner to be reviewed and made into law. That being said, 99.9% of protests in Huaxia are local-level grievances against any particular official with low approval rating.

3*: How many attacks/riots? Nil.

4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? See Above

5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Well yes, I just explained it

6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? During the 1st Session of the 17th NPC, Lei Jun was neck-to-neck with other candidates. Likewise, during the 1st Plenary Session of the 23rd Central Committee of the NFH, Huang Zheni was also neck-to-neck with other candidates

7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Well yeah

8: Any other thing? Literally to be even just a civil-servant in Huaxia, you need to be a Huaxian citizen born-and-raised, as well as be highly-intelligent, scholarly-competent and intellectually-enlightened in the first place, which also means having a higher education. From then on, Huaxia's bottom-heavy grassroots-oriented direct-democracy does its thing with every leader always starting from the absolute bottom. If the people don't like you, then tough luck. Huaxia is literally China, and Chinese civilization was the first to invent fully-centralized state bureaucracy and the concept of civil-servants. Plus it's also the first civilization to invent meritocratic examination, which is why being a scholarly-bureaucrat is so ingrained in the traditional Chinese mindset of bureaucracy.

Huaxia is a nation of technocrats, and this is strongly reflected by the nation's collective leadership and its multi-year long planing of long-term policies that benefit the common worker. Huang Zhenli, the current General-Secretary of the Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia, is basically a computer scientist who specializes in quantum computing. Lei Jun, the incumbent President of the People's Republic of Huaxia, is a computer engineer by trade.

Name of nation: The Free Land of Meraud
Head of state: Prime Administrator Alexandersson

1: How much time did your leader governed?
Alexandersson started the role during the founding of Meraud and took office in 2034: twelve years later he is still in the role as of 2046 (20 years in the future).

2: How many protests have there been during his term?
Nothing significant other than the protests from 2036-2037. Following the Ursula Affair, mass protests/riots sponsored by foreign nations appeared through Meraud's population alongside destruction of private property.
Protestors/rioters were jailed indiscriminately, leading to calls of restraint from the international governing body of the time, which the Meraudian Administration ignored. Ultimately the public face of the protests/riots, Ms. Horník, and her family members were targeted by unidentified snipers. This soon led to the United States calling for democracy and launching Operation Empower Amphitrite which caused two weeks of devastating naval warfare and civilian casualities.

3: How many attacks/riots?
Major attacks/riots have not been recorded (excluding the protests/riots of 2036-2037). Other than that, protestors that break the law tend to be restrained and turned in by their fellow protestors, preventing riots from forming. Occasionally, peaceful protestors are attacked by terrorist organizations, such as the Babalon Legion. Babalon Legion members rarely identify themselves as they are considered KOS (kill on sight).

4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY)
Alexandersson does not have a predecessor as he is the first Prime Administrator of Meraud.

5: Have your leader been elected democratically?
Prime Administrator Alexandersson was appointed by those involved in the founding of Meraud. As membership in the Free Land of Meraud is completely voluntary, democracy does not exist: if you do not like Alexandersson you can secede.

6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected?
N/A

7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?
Most Meraudians, those immigrating to Meraud after it reopened foreign relations with the majority of the world (2044), have noticed a significant increase in their personal wealth. Meraud is tax free: no income, sales, property, inheritance tax exist (all are illegal). The Meraudian Mint under the Department of Finance operates under a strict non-fiat policy, ensuring purchasing power is not lost due to inflation.

8: Any other thing?
Following the cataclysmic fallout of the events of 2037 (the United States government and several of its allies dissolved in 2037, with new nations forming themselves), Meraud cut off all ties with the majority of the world. For seven years Meraud remained a ghost under the Pacific Ocean, with Prime Administrator Alexandersson revealing himself to the world in 2044, launching the Foreign Embassy Network under the Department of Nationalism.

FURBALLLAND

Furballland wrote:Name of nation: Furballland
Head of state: Yumeko Denamókóva Izumi
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 1 year, 17 days (as of 16 September 2026)
2*: How many protests have there been during their term? Only one on 11 Aug 2026 due to Recognizing China
3*: How many attacks/riots? Not a single riot/attacks that were directed towards President Izumi.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much more protests/attacks/riots than your current? Yes, there are 427 reported protests in seven months of the Acting President Meuavúk Ķehrinavuiäl's leadership accross the country.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes, on 30 Aug 2025.
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? 27% by election, proportional representation
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes, the economic policies were modified, and for the first time, Furballland has allowed PRC (China) to increase trade volume, but was met with concern .
8: Any other thing?

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Yuneko Denamokova Izumi has a rating of:
90
loved
Most influent thing: answer to q4
HUAXIA

Shangtianhua wrote:Name of nation: People's Republic of Huaxia

Head of state: Lei Jun, President of Huaxia (state representative); Huang Zhenli, General-Secretary of the National Front of Huaxia (paramount leader); Council of Chairpersons of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (supreme collective leadership organ of administrative power); Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia (supreme collective leadership organ of decision-making power); Huaxia has a directorial collective leadership under the principle of democratic centralism

1*: How much time did your leader governed? Lei Jun has been President since March 14, 2038 (democratically-elected by the members of the Standing Committee of the 17th National People's Congress during the 1st Session of the 17th National People's Congress), while Huang Zhenli has been General-Secretary since November 14, 2037 (democratically-elected by the members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the 23rd Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia during the 1st Plenary Session of the 23rd Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia, following the 23rd National Congress of the National Front of Huaxia)

2*: How many protests have there been during his term? Protests are extremely rare in Huaxia thanks to the nation having extremely-widespread workers' self-management and workplace democracy to the point that the working-class have actual concrete sway in policy decision-making compared to their counterparts in nations using the western liberal-form of representative democracy. Through grassroots governance and community-level self-governance, ordinary folks can actually meet face-to-face with their local officials and give their opinions as well as file any complaints, something that does NOT exist in any Dictatorships of the Bourgeoisie (DoTB). Democracy in Huaxia is about executing it and making lives better for the working-class, where people's voices are heard and debated at the grassroot level, proposals being submitted via directly-elected local officials and submitted to higher-level local officials in a multi-layered bottom-to-top manner to be reviewed and made into law. That being said, 99.9% of protests in Huaxia are local-level grievances against any particular official with low approval rating.

3*: How many attacks/riots? Nil.

4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? See Above

5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Well yes, I just explained it

6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? During the 1st Session of the 17th NPC, Lei Jun was neck-to-neck with other candidates. Likewise, during the 1st Plenary Session of the 23rd Central Committee of the NFH, Huang Zheni was also neck-to-neck with other candidates

7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Well yeah

8: Any other thing? Literally to be even just a civil-servant in Huaxia, you need to be a Huaxian citizen born-and-raised, as well as be highly-intelligent, scholarly-competent and intellectually-enlightened in the first place, which also means having a higher education. From then on, Huaxia's bottom-heavy grassroots-oriented direct-democracy does its thing with every leader always starting from the absolute bottom. If the people don't like you, then tough luck. Huaxia is literally China, and Chinese civilization was the first to invent fully-centralized state bureaucracy and the concept of civil-servants. Plus it's also the first civilization to invent meritocratic examination, which is why being a scholarly-bureaucrat is so ingrained in the traditional Chinese mindset of bureaucracy.

Huaxia is a nation of technocrats, and this is strongly reflected by the nation's collective leadership and its multi-year long planing of long-term policies that benefit the common worker. Huang Zhenli, the current General-Secretary of the Central Committee of the National Front of Huaxia, is basically a computer scientist who specializes in quantum computing. Lei Jun, the incumbent President of the People's Republic of Huaxia, is a computer engineer by trade.

Your governement has a rating of:
89
loved
Most influent thing: answer to q2
(cause of saying not how much years in q1, the valutation has a margin of error of ~9)

MERAUD

Meraud wrote:Name of nation: The Free Land of Meraud
Head of state: Prime Administrator Alexandersson

1: How much time did your leader governed?
Alexandersson started the role during the founding of Meraud and took office in 2034: twelve years later he is still in the role as of 2046 (20 years in the future).

2: How many protests have there been during his term?
Nothing significant other than the protests from 2036-2037. Following the Ursula Affair, mass protests/riots sponsored by foreign nations appeared through Meraud's population alongside destruction of private property.
Protestors/rioters were jailed indiscriminately, leading to calls of restraint from the international governing body of the time, which the Meraudian Administration ignored. Ultimately the public face of the protests/riots, Ms. Horník, and her family members were targeted by unidentified snipers. This soon led to the United States calling for democracy and launching Operation Empower Amphitrite which caused two weeks of devastating naval warfare and civilian casualities.

3: How many attacks/riots?
Major attacks/riots have not been recorded (excluding the protests/riots of 2036-2037). Other than that, protestors that break the law tend to be restrained and turned in by their fellow protestors, preventing riots from forming. Occasionally, peaceful protestors are attacked by terrorist organizations, such as the Babalon Legion. Babalon Legion members rarely identify themselves as they are considered KOS (kill on sight).

4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY)
Alexandersson does not have a predecessor as he is the first Prime Administrator of Meraud.

5: Have your leader been elected democratically?
Prime Administrator Alexandersson was appointed by those involved in the founding of Meraud. As membership in the Free Land of Meraud is completely voluntary, democracy does not exist: if you do not like Alexandersson you can secede.

6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected?
N/A

7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?
Most Meraudians, those immigrating to Meraud after it reopened foreign relations with the majority of the world (2044), have noticed a significant increase in their personal wealth. Meraud is tax free: no income, sales, property, inheritance tax exist (all are illegal). The Meraudian Mint under the Department of Finance operates under a strict non-fiat policy, ensuring purchasing power is not lost due to inflation.

8: Any other thing?
Following the cataclysmic fallout of the events of 2037 (the United States government and several of its allies dissolved in 2037, with new nations forming themselves), Meraud cut off all ties with the majority of the world. For seven years Meraud remained a ghost under the Pacific Ocean, with Prime Administrator Alexandersson revealing himself to the world in 2044, launching the Foreign Embassy Network under the Department of Nationalism.

Alexandersson has a rating of:
47
quite low
Most influent thing: massive protests of q2-3,

Please note that this is only a estimation an there is always a margin of error of ~4.
Best regars,
Lipizia

Name of nation: Socialist Republic of Kohestan
Head of state: President General Ghulam Faruq Yaqubi
1*: How much time did your leader governed? (almost 5 years)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 4 major protests, namely, the Kabul Movement of December 2003, which demanded greater democracy and freer politics, resulting in unfair and not free but relatively freer and fairer parliamentary elections in January 2004, the Pashtun Rights Protests from July-September 2004, demanding an end to Pashtun oppression, which were brutally suppressed, the Anti-Alcohol Protests by religious conservatives in March 2005 opposing relaxation of alcohol laws, which were also suppressed, and the Herat Movement of March-May 2006, which were youth-led liberal protests in the city of Herat demanding greater political freedoms and accountability against the crackdown on liberal activists in Herat, which were also brutally suppressed. Aside from these 4 major protests, there were several local or minor protests, which were mostly suppressed
3*: How many attacks/riots? 3 major riots, namely, the Kabul Movement of December 2003 saw mass rioting and civil unrest in the city of Kabul, the Pashtun Rights Protests of Jul-Sep 2004 saw rioting and bomb blasts in northern and southeastern Kohestan, Pashtun-majority areas, and the Anti-Alcohol Protests saw the public execution of 2 liquor factory managers on the outskirts of Kabul. Aside of these riots, the country does face frequent terrorist attacks, especially from the Taliban, the Al-Qaeda, and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) and their affiliates, but the death toll in an attack has never exceeded 20.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Given the predecessor was the Taliban (1996-2001), I'm not sure how one would answer it, technically it was authoritarian enough for no protests to occur at all, but well, Taliban are the worst possible government.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes (sort of)
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? The leader, President Yaqubi, is the first leader of Kohestan, and after the Second Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 established Kohestan, a council of 49 individuals, namely the Council of the Liberated Northern Peoples (later renamed the Council of Kohestan), was constituted by Soviets. Due to lack of time or infrastructure for free, universal presidential elections, this council was responsible for electing the President, and 47 individuals voted in favour of President Yaqubi, while two opposed.
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes, significantly, due to industrialization, economic reform, and post-war reconstruction
8: Any other thing? The Council of Kohestan which elected Yaqubi was itself composed more of pro-Soviet leaders who were handpicked to elect Yaqubi, with some dissidents for representative purpose. Yaqubi's term has an official opposition with parliamentary representation, but the elections are not entirely free and fair.


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Name of nation: Ko-oren
Head of state: Athnes Esesorenthen
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 8 months, 5 days.
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 2 newsworthy protests. One against the fact Esesorenthen was part of the previous government, which was put out of office by the constitutional court, even though Esesorenthen wasn't involved in the previous cabinet's wrongdoings. The second protest was against the new cabinet's early plans, which didn't immediately seek to restore democratic rights (but instead made it a priority for later in the term).
3*: How many attacks/riots? no attacks, 1 riot.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY) There were far more protests against the previous head of state. No attacks, multiple riots.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? No
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? N/A
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes

Name of nation: Principality of Welves
Head of state: Prince Reginald Francis III
1*: How much time did your leader governed? Since 2019 (7 years)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 1
3*: How many attacks/riots? 0
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? 2 protests, 0 attacks/riots
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? No
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? N/A
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes
8: Any other thing? No


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KOH-E-STAN

Koh-e-stan wrote:Name of nation: Socialist Republic of Kohestan
Head of state: President General Ghulam Faruq Yaqubi
1*: How much time did your leader governed? (almost 5 years)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 4 major protests, namely, the Kabul Movement of December 2003, which demanded greater democracy and freer politics, resulting in unfair and not free but relatively freer and fairer parliamentary elections in January 2004, the Pashtun Rights Protests from July-September 2004, demanding an end to Pashtun oppression, which were brutally suppressed, the Anti-Alcohol Protests by religious conservatives in March 2005 opposing relaxation of alcohol laws, which were also suppressed, and the Herat Movement of March-May 2006, which were youth-led liberal protests in the city of Herat demanding greater political freedoms and accountability against the crackdown on liberal activists in Herat, which were also brutally suppressed. Aside from these 4 major protests, there were several local or minor protests, which were mostly suppressed
3*: How many attacks/riots? 3 major riots, namely, the Kabul Movement of December 2003 saw mass rioting and civil unrest in the city of Kabul, the Pashtun Rights Protests of Jul-Sep 2004 saw rioting and bomb blasts in northern and southeastern Kohestan, Pashtun-majority areas, and the Anti-Alcohol Protests saw the public execution of 2 liquor factory managers on the outskirts of Kabul. Aside of these riots, the country does face frequent terrorist attacks, especially from the Taliban, the Al-Qaeda, and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) and their affiliates, but the death toll in an attack has never exceeded 20.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Given the predecessor was the Taliban (1996-2001), I'm not sure how one would answer it, technically it was authoritarian enough for no protests to occur at all, but well, Taliban are the worst possible government.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes (sort of)
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? The leader, President Yaqubi, is the first leader of Kohestan, and after the Second Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 established Kohestan, a council of 49 individuals, namely the Council of the Liberated Northern Peoples (later renamed the Council of Kohestan), was constituted by Soviets. Due to lack of time or infrastructure for free, universal presidential elections, this council was responsible for electing the President, and 47 individuals voted in favour of President Yaqubi, while two opposed.
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes, significantly, due to industrialization, economic reform, and post-war reconstruction
8: Any other thing? The Council of Kohestan which elected Yaqubi was itself composed more of pro-Soviet leaders who were handpicked to elect Yaqubi, with some dissidents for representative purpose. Yaqubi's term has an official opposition with parliamentary representation, but the elections are not entirely free and fair.


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Ghulam Faruq Yaqubi has a rating of:
23
very very low
Most infleunt thing: he is a sort of old, destroyed hope.

KO-OREN

Ko-oren wrote:Name of nation: Ko-oren
Head of state: Athnes Esesorenthen
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 8 months, 5 days.
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 2 newsworthy protests. One against the fact Esesorenthen was part of the previous government, which was put out of office by the constitutional court, even though Esesorenthen wasn't involved in the previous cabinet's wrongdoings. The second protest was against the new cabinet's early plans, which didn't immediately seek to restore democratic rights (but instead made it a priority for later in the term).
3*: How many attacks/riots? no attacks, 1 riot.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY) There were far more protests against the previous head of state. No attacks, multiple riots.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? No
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? N/A
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes

Athnes Esesorenthen has a rating of:
57
accepted
Most influent thing: he/she is seen as corrupted


WELVES

Welves wrote:Name of nation: Principality of Welves
Head of state: Prince Reginald Francis III
1*: How much time did your leader governed? Since 2019 (7 years)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 1
3*: How many attacks/riots? 0
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? 2 protests, 0 attacks/riots
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? No
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? N/A
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes
8: Any other thing? No


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Reginald Francis II has a rating of:
74
high
Most influent thing: He is an autocrat but had only a protest

Please note that this is only a estimation an there is always a margin of error of ~4.
Best regars,
Lipizia

Name of nation: Gallifrey
Head of state: Pandad V
1*: How much time did your leader governed? - 68 years (and counting)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? - Handful of protests from colonials, repatriates, and aliens. The Academy students are always protesting something or another
3*: How many attacks/riots? - Several attacks have been attributed to the "Little House of Cwejes Trade Union"
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY) - Pandad V has had more civil unrest than his predecessor, Pandak IX. Most of this unrest stemming from his handling of the Heneral Strike of the Cwejen.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? - Yes? Only the Time Lord class has voting rights.
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? - Almost unanimously (mostly through tradition of being his predecessors preferred successor and low voter turnout)
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? - No. But he's working on it. Allegedly.
8: Any other thing?


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Name of nation: The Social Republic and Federated Communities of Neighland
Head of state: Minister Advisor and President Matrix Ace
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 4.5 years (his term ends next March)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 39 demonstrations have been recorded that have protested specific policies or proposals by the Ministry Council; only a few of these were directed at Matrix Ace specifically (namely his support of a higher retirement age and of generative AI in most contexts).
3*: How many attacks/riots? One (though better described as a hate crime; when Neighland successfully assisted Equestria in the Grand Villain Offensive finally defeating the Changeling Queen Chrysalis among others, a group of Ponies set fire to or threw magic missiles at the homes or apartments of small communities of Changelings in Violasfarne and Jenniva, and even petrified one Changeling, in express celebration of the victory even though the Changelings were no longer associated with Chrysalis’ hive; it’s counted as an attack here because of the political background. Matrix Ace strongly condemned the attack.)
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? More protests (3x more due to the unpopular Alderspear’s War) but the same number of riots
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? 41% (with 95% turnout; voting in the election is compulsory)
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Only on pace with inflation—very slightly higher than inflation
8: Any other thing? Some structural background:

1. The main duty of Matrix Ace is to mediate among the Ministry Council and provide tie-breaking votes; he has had to vote to break ties in 20% of Ministry Council votes on pending legislation or informal policy (e.g. diplomatic opinions on foreign elections or events), and claims to have shifted 64% of initial ties (i.e. in swaying enough Ministers to a position where he does not need to vote through his meta-analyses of Minister memorandums); these figures are each about 4% and 9% higher respectively than that of his predecessor.
2. It is also worth knowing that the Minister Advisor and each Minister on the Ministry Council are elected independently; it is not a “cabinet” or “government” in the US or Westminster sense. Unlike the Swiss Federal Council, they are separate from the legislature (i.e. presidential rather than parliamentary).

[I think you need to define “protest.” Is a lone anarchist yelling a bullhorn on the corner enough? Even so you may want to weigh larger demonstrations as more serious indicators of unpopularity than others, and account for the ease of granting a demonstration permit so to help explain why numbers of protests may vary wildly from place to place even if policies and general level of support of leaders (which I assume is the purpose of the “with what %” question) are similar. Further, you may want to change “head of state” to “head of government” as that person’s unambiguously responsible for policy in any country; in many countries a head of state is more a ceremonial figurehead (e.g. the King of the UK) and thus the connection between the head of state and such things as protests and income rise are not quite as meaningful]

Name of nation: Tumnia/Chukotka
Head of state: Vladimir Linichenko, President
1*: How much time did your leader governed? during his first term he served from 1990 to 2010, serving 2 terms(1990-2000, 2000-2010), a term is 10 years then returned 2020 to today(2020-Present 2026)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term?: There are protests from 1990 to 2010 and 2020 to today, the first is Nationalist Party demonstrations during 1995 supporting Russia in the First Chechen War, second is the 2002 Nationalist Party protests supporting Russia in the Second Chechen War, then the 2008 Nationalist Party protests supporting Russia in the 2008 Russian invasion of Georgia and today in his 3rd term today, the 2021 Anti Covid Vaccination Protests protesting covid vaccination, the 2022 Nationalist Party protests supporting Russia in its invasion of Ukraine and lately the 2024 Russian Protests after Tumnia government announced the forcing of 5400 government employees and miltiary service members and their families whom hold Russian citizenship to naturalize into Chukotkan because 40 percent of Tumnia citizens hold a Russian passport also since 1990
3*: How many attacks/riots?: No riots or attacks
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current?: His predecessor Ivan Karonovsky is contreversial, he is pro Russia, he is the former Soviet Governor of Chukotka up to 1990, there are many protests the 2013 Tumnia protests where the New Tumnian Party launched protests in support of Ukraine in Euromaidan and the 2017 Tumnian Constituional crisis leading to the 2018 White Revolution protests across all major cities launched by the opposition New Tumnia Party, independents and Chukchi Rights Party(Please answer PROPORTIONALLY)
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically?: Yes in 1990 and 2000 and 2020
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected?: 72 percent of vote in 1990, and 77 percent of vote in 2000 and 91 percent in 2020
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?: It increased improving skyrocketing, Tumnia has the fastest economies now on earth
8: Any other thing?: none


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Name of nation: Cawn
Head of state: Venle Kome
1*: How much time did your leader governed?: 28 years and 7 months.
2*: How many protests have there been during his term?: Thousands, all crushed with tanks and bombings.
3*: How many attacks/riots?: thousands, same as with protests with immediate lethal force.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Way less, a dozen potentially.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically?: No
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?: No
8: Any other thing?: He enslaved many people, ended all pubic services and automatically punishes with the death penalty.

GALLIFREY

Alternate Gallifrey wrote:Name of nation: Gallifrey
Head of state: Pandad V
1*: How much time did your leader governed? - 68 years (and counting)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? - Handful of protests from colonials, repatriates, and aliens. The Academy students are always protesting something or another
3*: How many attacks/riots? - Several attacks have been attributed to the "Little House of Cwejes Trade Union"
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY) - Pandad V has had more civil unrest than his predecessor, Pandak IX. Most of this unrest stemming from his handling of the Heneral Strike of the Cwejen.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? - Yes? Only the Time Lord class has voting rights.
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? - Almost unanimously (mostly through tradition of being his predecessors preferred successor and low voter turnout)
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? - No. But he's working on it. Allegedly.
8: Any other thing?


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42
quite low

NEIGHLAND

The Neighland State wrote:Name of nation: The Social Republic and Federated Communities of Neighland
Head of state: Minister Advisor and President Matrix Ace
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 4.5 years (his term ends next March)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 39 demonstrations have been recorded that have protested specific policies or proposals by the Ministry Council; only a few of these were directed at Matrix Ace specifically (namely his support of a higher retirement age and of generative AI in most contexts).
3*: How many attacks/riots? One (though better described as a hate crime; when Neighland successfully assisted Equestria in the Grand Villain Offensive finally defeating the Changeling Queen Chrysalis among others, a group of Ponies set fire to or threw magic missiles at the homes or apartments of small communities of Changelings in Violasfarne and Jenniva, and even petrified one Changeling, in express celebration of the victory even though the Changelings were no longer associated with Chrysalis’ hive; it’s counted as an attack here because of the political background. Matrix Ace strongly condemned the attack.)
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? More protests (3x more due to the unpopular Alderspear’s War) but the same number of riots
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? 41% (with 95% turnout; voting in the election is compulsory)
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Only on pace with inflation—very slightly higher than inflation
8: Any other thing? Some structural background:

1. The main duty of Matrix Ace is to mediate among the Ministry Council and provide tie-breaking votes; he has had to vote to break ties in 20% of Ministry Council votes on pending legislation or informal policy (e.g. diplomatic opinions on foreign elections or events), and claims to have shifted 64% of initial ties (i.e. in swaying enough Ministers to a position where he does not need to vote through his meta-analyses of Minister memorandums); these figures are each about 4% and 9% higher respectively than that of his predecessor.
2. It is also worth knowing that the Minister Advisor and each Minister on the Ministry Council are elected independently; it is not a “cabinet” or “government” in the US or Westminster sense. Unlike the Swiss Federal Council, they are separate from the legislature (i.e. presidential rather than parliamentary).

[I think you need to define “protest.” Is a lone anarchist yelling a bullhorn on the corner enough? Even so you may want to weigh larger demonstrations as more serious indicators of unpopularity than others, and account for the ease of granting a demonstration permit so to help explain why numbers of protests may vary wildly from place to place even if policies and general level of support of leaders (which I assume is the purpose of the “with what %” question) are similar. Further, you may want to change “head of state” to “head of government” as that person’s unambiguously responsible for policy in any country; in many countries a head of state is more a ceremonial figurehead (e.g. the King of the UK) and thus the connection between the head of state and such things as protests and income rise are not quite as meaningful]

Matrix Ace has a rating of:
72
high

TUMNIA-CHUKOTKA

Tumnia wrote:Name of nation: Tumnia/Chukotka
Head of state: Vladimir Linichenko, President
1*: How much time did your leader governed? during his first term he served from 1990 to 2010, serving 2 terms(1990-2000, 2000-2010), a term is 10 years then returned 2020 to today(2020-Present 2026)
2*: How many protests have there been during his term?: There are protests from 1990 to 2010 and 2020 to today, the first is Nationalist Party demonstrations during 1995 supporting Russia in the First Chechen War, second is the 2002 Nationalist Party protests supporting Russia in the Second Chechen War, then the 2008 Nationalist Party protests supporting Russia in the 2008 Russian invasion of Georgia and today in his 3rd term today, the 2021 Anti Covid Vaccination Protests protesting covid vaccination, the 2022 Nationalist Party protests supporting Russia in its invasion of Ukraine and lately the 2024 Russian Protests after Tumnia government announced the forcing of 5400 government employees and miltiary service members and their families whom hold Russian citizenship to naturalize into Chukotkan because 40 percent of Tumnia citizens hold a Russian passport also since 1990
3*: How many attacks/riots?: No riots or attacks
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current?: His predecessor Ivan Karonovsky is contreversial, he is pro Russia, he is the former Soviet Governor of Chukotka up to 1990, there are many protests the 2013 Tumnia protests where the New Tumnian Party launched protests in support of Ukraine in Euromaidan and the 2017 Tumnian Constituional crisis leading to the 2018 White Revolution protests across all major cities launched by the opposition New Tumnia Party, independents and Chukchi Rights Party(Please answer PROPORTIONALLY)
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically?: Yes in 1990 and 2000 and 2020
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected?: 72 percent of vote in 1990, and 77 percent of vote in 2000 and 91 percent in 2020
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?: It increased improving skyrocketing, Tumnia has the fastest economies now on earth
8: Any other thing?: none


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Vladimir Linichenko has a rating of:
83
very high

CAWN

Cawn wrote:Name of nation: Cawn
Head of state: Venle Kome
1*: How much time did your leader governed?: 28 years and 7 months.
2*: How many protests have there been during his term?: Thousands, all crushed with tanks and bombings.
3*: How many attacks/riots?: thousands, same as with protests with immediate lethal force.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Way less, a dozen potentially.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically?: No
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term?: No
8: Any other thing?: He enslaved many people, ended all pubic services and automatically punishes with the death penalty.

Venle Kome has a rating of:
1
none

Please note that this is only a estimation an there is always a margin of error of ~4.
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OOC: The suggest of The Neighland State has been noted. I will implement it as soon as possible.

Name of nation: United Provinces of Nothark Vilum.
Head of state: Hergonn Ludolf Voelhr (President-chancellor).
1*: How much time did your leader governed? Since the 11th of April, 2063 (5 years, one month and 20 days).
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? Major protests at the start of his mandate due to overinflation and an incessant terrorist threat. No notable nationwide protests since early 2064.
3*: How many attacks/riots? Hundreds of terrorist attacks have taken place, attributed to the Army of Perpetual Resistance. The number has gone significantly down since a special military operation to combat these groups started this year. Negligible rioting.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Many, many more. Caused her resignation. Terror attacks we're also relatively worse, given the APR had more support from neighbouring Galavia.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes, but given Nothark Vilum is a dominant-party democracy, that result was nearly guaranteed for anyone running with the ruling party.
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? Around 59% of the vote.
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Accounting for inflation, it can be said that it has grown marginally.
8: Any other thing? Political apathy has grown, while economic growth has grown exponentially and the armed forces have grown remarkably too.


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15%??? Whattttt? No riot in history has ever achieved that amount of people.

Cawn wrote:15%??? Whattttt? No riot in history has ever achieved that amount of people.

Edited in 7.5%

NOTHARK VILUM

Nothark Vilum wrote:Name of nation: United Provinces of Nothark Vilum.
Head of state: Hergonn Ludolf Voelhr (President-chancellor).
1*: How much time did your leader governed? Since the 11th of April, 2063 (5 years, one month and 20 days).
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? Major protests at the start of his mandate due to overinflation and an incessant terrorist threat. No notable nationwide protests since early 2064.
3*: How many attacks/riots? Hundreds of terrorist attacks have taken place, attributed to the Army of Perpetual Resistance. The number has gone significantly down since a special military operation to combat these groups started this year. Negligible rioting.
4: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Many, many more. Caused her resignation. Terror attacks we're also relatively worse, given the APR had more support from neighbouring Galavia.
5*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes, but given Nothark Vilum is a dominant-party democracy, that result was nearly guaranteed for anyone running with the ruling party.
6: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? Around 59% of the vote.
7: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Accounting for inflation, it can be said that it has grown marginally.
8: Any other thing? Political apathy has grown, while economic growth has grown exponentially and the armed forces have grown remarkably too.


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Hergonn Ludolf Voelhr has a rating of:
61
accepted

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Lipizia

Lipizia wrote:

Cawn wrote:15%??? Whattttt? No riot in history has ever achieved that amount of people.

Edited in 7.5%

Not even close, something like 0.5% would be accurate.

Name of nation: Federal-Democratic Republic of Alinghi
Executive power: Confederal Directoriate (7 members). Partitical Composition of the current Directoriate: 1 TASDIF (Left-Wing), 2 PJL (Center-Left), 2 MfC (Centrist), 1 LA (Center-Right), 1 UFP (Right-Wing)
1*: How much time did your leader governed? The actual composition of the directoriate is at power since 1 year
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? Not out of ordinary. Recently for the gas prices due the Iran crisis
3*: How many attacks/riots? Nope
4: The citizens can ask a change of governement/early elections without using force? The Confederal Directoriate stay at power 4 years. One of the directors can be impeached. If impeached the first loser at the last elections will replace the impeached director until the end of the directoriate term
5: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Same
6*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes
7: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? The seven most voted candidates (who consequently become the new directors) received in total 72% of votes
8: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? 500 000 Atlases/year per director
9: Any other thing?


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ALINGHI

Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic wrote:Name of nation: Federal-Democratic Republic of Alinghi
Executive power: Confederal Directoriate (7 members). Partitical Composition of the current Directoriate: 1 TASDIF (Left-Wing), 2 PJL (Center-Left), 2 MfC (Centrist), 1 LA (Center-Right), 1 UFP (Right-Wing)
1*: How much time did your leader governed? The actual composition of the directoriate is at power since 1 year
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? Not out of ordinary. Recently for the gas prices due the Iran crisis
3*: How many attacks/riots? Nope
4: The citizens can ask a change of governement/early elections without using force? The Confederal Directoriate stay at power 4 years. One of the directors can be impeached. If impeached the first loser at the last elections will replace the impeached director until the end of the directoriate term
5: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? Same
6*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes
7: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? The seven most voted candidates (who consequently become the new directors) received in total 72% of votes
8: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? 500 000 Atlases/year per director
9: Any other thing?


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The Directoriate has a rating of:

73
high

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Cawn wrote:

Lipizia wrote:Edited in 7.5%

Not even close, something like 0.5% would be accurate.

Considering that in the French Revolution the 10% of the population have partecipated, that it's what I mean for "riot", and that now security systems are very more advanced, I will not go more down of 5%.

Name of nation: Der Grossdeutschebund (Government name is The Crusader Order of Prussia
Executive power: Limited, alot of Checks and Balances
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 7 Years
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 102
3*: How many attacks/riots? 3
4: The citizens can ask a change of governement/early elections without using force? Yes
5: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY) Slightly Less
6*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes
7: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? 36.7%
8: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes, by 4.6%
9: Any other thing? The reason he saw alot of violence is because of his funding of Israel


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The Crusader Order of Prussia wrote:Name of nation: Der Grossdeutschebund (Government name is The Crusader Order of Prussia
Executive power: Limited, alot of Checks and Balances
1*: How much time did your leader governed? 7 Years
2*: How many protests have there been during his term? 102
3*: How many attacks/riots? 3
4: The citizens can ask a change of governement/early elections without using force? Yes
5: The predecessor had less, same, or much protests/attacks/riots of your current? (Please answer PROPORTIONALLY) Slightly Less
6*: Have your leader been elected democratically? Yes
7: If yes, with what percentage have been your leader elected? 36.7%
8: Did the average income gone up during your leader's term? Yes, by 4.6%
9: Any other thing? The reason he saw alot of violence is because of his funding of Israel

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[OOC: executive power meant the name of who has it lol
I will make the analysis early anyway]