United Parties of Yunatra 

(Ywŋᴧтᴪвᴘᴇ Жᴧvʏwŋaтᴪва Bwжстᴇʜ)

Presidentia: Uzi Circle (YAP)

Vice-presidentia: Rashed hanaineh (IEOP)

Parliamentary Council (National Assembly): 

200 members

Each party is assigned a representative color in the National Assembly:

Iron Rights Party – Black

Nuzi and V Federation Party – Blue

Islamic Educational Organization Party (IEOP) – Green

Yunatra Abortist Party – Yellow

Communist Federation Party – Red

Federal Council (High Executive Council):
A five-member executive body with one representative from each ruling party:

Iron Rights Party – Cilzed Kavar

Nuzi and V Federation Party – Thad Doorman

Islamic Educational Organization Party (IEOP) –  Hussein Bahjong

Yunatra Abortist Party – Osama Abu-seme

Communist Federation Party – Vladimir Shakani

The chairmanship of this council rotates every six months. It governs defense, foreign policy, and joint national projects.

Supreme Tribunal of Yunatra:
A constitutional court of 7 judges jointly appointed by the President and Federal Council. Handles national disputes, election cases, and inter-party legal matters:
1. Judge Nuzi

2. Judge Vilad

3. Judge Hasan

4. Judge Yorham

5. Judge Zalk

6. Judge Vitelli

7. Judge Mahajoud

City Governments:
Each major party governs one of the five key cities autonomously:

Irongip – Iron Rights Party

Zoalir – Nuzi and V Federation

Ngotsha – IEOP

Angsza – Yunatra Abortist Party

Pijma – Communist Federation Party

This federal agreement marks the transition into the new era of shared governance and post-war unity under the banner of the United Parties of Yunatra.

Internal Partiacracy Affairs (IPA):
The IPA is a powerful oversight body within the United Parties of Yunatra, tasked with maintaining balance and coordination between the five ruling parties. It monitors party behavior, prevents political overreach, and ensures all internal agreements from the civil war treaty are upheld.

The IPA consists of 15 appointed members, 3 from each major party, chosen by their party's executive councils. The IPA does not legislate but holds veto and investigation powers over internal political conflicts, especially in cases of corruption, defection, or violation of peace terms. It also supervises city-level governance to ensure each assigned capital (Zoalir, Ngotsha, Angsza, Pijma, Irongip) respects the shared constitution.

The IPA operates with full transparency and is seen as a stabilizing force in this post-civil war multi-party democracy.