Anikatia-Arthurista Relations
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Template:Infobox Bilateral relations
Anikatia-Arthurista Relations (Anikatian: 안니카탸-아트후리스타 관계 ; annikatya-ateuhuriseuta gwangye), refers to the interstate relations between Anikatia (with its various governments through history) and Arthurista. It is a continuation of Arthuristan–DSRA relations covering 1951-2001. There have been some tensions in the relationship with Anikatia (then the DSRA) and Rodarion who found themselves on opposing sides of the Cold War and face periods of open conflict most notably during the Seulbyeni Islands Crisis. Many analysts in Anikatian see Arthurista as one of the most cooperative and useful strategic partner from the CDI/Free Pardes bloc. Business leaders see it as a vital export and trading market and a key area for Anikatia's future growth and prosperity. Arthurista on its part regards Anikatia as one of the most important strategic and trading partner within the Far East region.
Historically each nation regards each other as an ideological, political and cultural competitors as Belhavia and the Democratic Socialist Republic of Anikatia were both leading members on opposing sides of the Cold War. Both countries were 'de facto' permanent members of the World Council Grand Tribunal until the end of the Cold War when Anikatia lost its' seat. Currently, each nation has realised the importance of work as strategic partners towards similar goals.
Ties have been strengthened in recent years with major initiatives by the Baek government in furthering positive bilateral relations in recent years along with some landmark military sales such the sale of Chk-18s and AVT-5 vehicles. The two nations share treaties over bilateral trade, as well as some limited military intelligence sharing in the post-Cold War era within the Ashizwean region.
Despite the historical tensions and differences between both countries, Anikatia and Arthurista have mutual economic, and security interests, including, but not limited to, international peace and stability within the Ashizwean and Far East regions, although the legacy of the Cold War and issues of colonial history remain areas of contention between the two nations.
Country comparison
 Republic of Anikatia
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 Commonwealth of Arthurista
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| Populations | 212,97 million (2015) | 250.00 million (2015) |
| Area | 2,807,292.00 sq m | XXX.XX sq mi |
| Population density | 75.86/sq mi | XX.X/sq mi |
| Capital | Antiytia | Loweport |
| Largest city | Antiytia | Loweport |
| Government | Federal semi-presidential constitutional republic | Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
| Current Leader | President Sui Anyi (head of state) Prime Minister Do Eun-sook (head of government) |
Lord Protector Gareth II (head of state) Prime Minister Leanne Whittaker (head of government) |
| Official languages | Anikatian and English | English and Tribal Arthuristan |
| Main religions | Folk Yeosindo, or "not-religious" (50.35%) Yeosindo (24.53%) Romulan Catholicism (18.32%) Islam (2.54%) Protestant (1.85%) Sunni Islam (1.57%) Orthodox Christianity (1.26%) various Islam sects (1.04%) Jewish (0.54%). |
Christianity (20%) Paganism (20%) Dharmic Religions (5%) Islam (5%) Judaism (1%) irreligious (48%). |
| GDP (nominal) (2015) | $5,711 Trillion ($26,816.85 per capita) | $11.250 Trillion ($45,000.00 per capita) |
| Military expenditures | $212.459 billion (3.72% of GDP) | $XXX.XXX billion (X.XX% of GDP) |