Foreign relations of Joseon

The Great Kingdom of Joseon, a peninsula country in Asia adjacent to the Pacific Ocean, engages in diplomatic activities using its economic, political, military, and cultural influence as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, based on its geographical location connecting the continent and the Pacific Ocean. While ostensibly Joseon is known to engage in diplomatic activities based on multilateralism, the influence of political realism, which stems from its long-standing confrontation with neighboring countries, still has a significant impact on Joseon's diplomacy.

Joseon strengthened its cooperation with other countries as a member of the ICON, and this effort was strengthened by the formation of Allied forces during the New England War. ICON has now officially ended its activities, but Joseon has participated as a founding member of its new multilateral alliance, the Pan-Regional Multilateral Partnership.

Overview

  Allied- Countries in this category are those that have signed alliance treaties with Joseon, and they are politically close to Joseon compared to other countries.   Friendly- Countries in this category have not signed an alliance treaty with Joseon, but nevertheless they are considered close to Joseon.
  Neutral- Countries in this category have little to do with Joseon, or they are not considered close to Joseon for various reasons despite the existence of interactions.
  Tense- Countries in this category are those that are considered to have bad relations with Joseon, or they are considered potential enemies to Joseon.
  Hostile- Countries in this category are those that are in conflict with Joseon or they are considered enemies of Joseon.

Country	Status	Formal Relations Began	Notes
Meridon	Allied	1	2
Anagonia	Allied	1	2
Eulabia	Allied	1	2