Agarntrop

The Federation of Agarntrop
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Motto: "Equality and freedom"
Anthem: Land of Freedom
Capital	Agarntrop City
Largest	Puklaz-nite
Official languages	English and Hussovaran
Ethnic groups	Agarn (90%), Hussovaran (5%), Others (5%)
Demonym(s)	Agarn
Government	Federal Democratic Parliamentary Republic
• Prime Minister	Peter Auklando (ADC)
• Deputy Prime Minister	Shelly Balera (Liberal Party)
Area
•	95,751 km2 (36,970 sq mi)
Population
• 2017 estimate	27,984,000
• Density	310/km2 (802.9/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$1,440,067,890,090
• Per capita	$48,027.88
Gini (2001)	31 medium
HDI (2017)	0.845 very high
Currency	Slan (§)
Time zone	UTC-7
Driving side	right
ISO 3166 code	ARN
Internet TLD	.arn

Agarntrop is a small nation bordering New Hussovar and The Cethicalistic Order to the south and southeast, Qaraqatan and Hammerskjold to the north and northeast and a coastline to the west. The country was an Aziallian colony from 1643 to 1674, when it was granted independence due to the ongoing Slavers Wars. In return, it had to support the Lower Faction. It was ruled by the Aziallan settlers until 1787, when a revolt led to the foundation of the modern republic. It was transformed into a federation by an amendment to the constitution passed in September 2018.

Ethymology

The name 'Agarntrop' has its roots in the Old Agarn phrase 'Trrœrip ve Agæne' which translates to 'the fruitful land' due to the green and fertile nature of the Agarn landscape. 'Plonoraya Zemyl' is the name used in Hussovaran, which also literally translates to 'The Fertile land'.

Demographics

Language

The most common language in Agarntrop is English, which is closely linked to old Agarn and was - over time - adopted by the Agarn race (which makes up roughly 90% of the population) and is the standard Agarn language today.

The other official language is Hussovaran, which is one of the oldest languages in Anteria and has been spoken by the Hussovaran race for over 2000 years since the beginning of their existence. The Hussovaran race make up roughly 5% of the Agarn population, and roughly 95% of the Hussovaran population.

The remaining 5% of Agarns speak a variety of languages as their mother tounge, as Agarn immigrants come from many countries around Anteria.

People

There are two predominant ethnic groups in Agarntrop, the Agarn race (which make up roughly 90% of the population) and the Hussovaran race (which make up roughly 5% of the population). The remaining 5% come from a variety of countries.

Government

The Senate

In Agarntrop, there is one national house of legislature, the Senate, which is elected via the Party List System with electors voting for a party rather than a candidate. Then the percentage of votes a party gets will be multiplied by four and the amount of seats the party gets in the Senate will be declared. Members in the Senate are automatically elected every five years with a term limit of 30 years, but the government or just the prime minister himself may call an election before that time expires. The Senate is currently controlled by a coalition between the ADC, liberals and the LC. This coalition is commonly referred to as the Centre-left coalition.

  PWL: 2 seats

  LC: 12 seats

  ADC: 177 seats

  Liberals : 31 seats

  CL: 165 seats

  NLA: 13 seats

Executive Branch

The Agarn head of state and government is the Prime Minister, which is elected by the Senate along with the rest of the cabinet. The Prime Minister must form a government with either one party or a group of parties which together meet the required threshold of 201 seats. After this, the cabinet will be almost certainly elected as every party in the Agarn Senate requires their members to vote for their government. The Prime Minister has a term limit of 10 years.

The current Prime Minister is Peter Auklando of the ADC, who was re-elected in 2018 by a vote of 220-171 (with 9 either abstaining or not being present). His term will end at latest on the 10th December 2020, as he will have served for 10 years.

Judicial Branch

The Agarn supreme court consists of 12 seats. In order to ensure impartiality, 6 are appointed by the government and the other 6 are appointed by the largest party not in the government. After an election, the supreme court appointments will re-occur, but there is no limit on the amount of times a justice can be reappointed unless the said justice dies or retires.