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The ICN currently has a membership of | The ICN currently has a membership of 3 nations, and is open to membership for all small nations who do not wish to align themselves with [[Zamastan]] or [[Yuan]] or just wish to stay free if the influence of any of the major nations of the world. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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Independent Coalition of Nations ICN | |
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| Administrative capital | Salient, Estoca |
| Type | Intergovernmental Organization |
| Membership | 3 member nations |
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| Establishment | March 28th, 1984 |
| March 28, 1984 | |
The Independent Coalition of Nations (Abbreviated I.C.N) is an intergovernmental organization. The ICN is located on the planet Iearth and seeks to act as a middle ground between the major nations of the world and to defend the interests of smaller nations against the worlds superpowers. It's headquarters building is located in Salient, Estoca, with other main offices in Osipovgrad, Slavic Union.
Membership
The ICN currently has a membership of 3 nations, and is open to membership for all small nations who do not wish to align themselves with Zamastan or Yuan or just wish to stay free if the influence of any of the major nations of the world.
History
Background
Founding
The ICN was founded in March of 1984 by the Slavic Union and Estoca to combat foreign influence by major nations. In March 2021 Mayotte joined the ICN, a few months after seceding from Zamastan.