NATO-UCN MDoAP

Quote:Preamble:

The undersigned, United Commonwealth of Nations (UCN) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) hereby declare their friendship and their willingness not to just live together in peace, but also bear arms should either undersigned party come under agression, and the willingness to take up arms against injustice the other undersigned party may deem to be fitting of millitary actions. This treaty, unless canceled as per Article VI, is the sworn oath taken by UCN and NATO, to protect each other's sovereignty.



Article I: Mutual Defense

Any declaration of war upon a member of either alliance is considered an act of aggression to the undersigned member alliances. Peace will only be offered through mutual consent of the alliances represented by the undersigned; and only accepted under the same terms. Diplomatic channels will remain open in the event that a declaration of war by an outside alliance is an unsanctioned operation.



Article II: Mutual Aggression

Neither alliance is obliged to partake in assistance in offensive wars, all military or monetary support is strictly to be decided by each sovereign alliance, yet both are encourage to support each other when called upon by the other alliance.



Article III: Espionage

Neither alliance may directly participate in espionage of any type, regardless of situation and target. If either one of the undersigning alliances conducts espionage on the other signatory, this pact will be revoked immediately following a 24-hour truce. If either alliance bound to this pact conducts espionage on a non-signing alliance, it is grounds for revocation, but such action may or may not be taken by the other signatories leaders.



Article IV: Aid.

Should an undersigned party come into an extraordinary circumstance in which they maybe unable to cope with themselves, they have to right to ask for aid in all forms from the other undersigned party. However, it is also the right of the other undersigned party to carefully analyze the situation and deny aid should they themselves also to be unable to supply the aid needed



Article V: Intelligence

Both parties are obliged to inform the other party with a reasonable warning should there be a significant internal event such as a merger or an election. Both parties are hereby also bound to immediately inform the other of any intelligence concerning them, this includes all reliability ranges, including rumours.



Article VI: Termination

This treaty shall only be terminated if either undersigned alliance chooses to exit this treaty or if Article III is found to be violated by a member alliance. If one of the undersigned chooses to terminate this pact, they must give 48 hours notice before the treaty is officially dissolved in which they remain fully bonded to the provisions contained therein.



Signed for NATO



President: Anu Drake

Vice President: Wentworth the Brave

Secretary General: Lenny N Karl

Secretary of Defense: Hakim

Secretary of the Interior: Pollexter

Secretary of State: Duncan King

Secretary of the Treasury: Buffalo Niagara





Signed for UCN



Secretary General

Cashan



Council

Mustakrakish II (Prime Minister)

Marginali

minimac

Dionysus

zach81111

kjwatts06

Ernesto Che Guevara

Graecia Memorial Treaty

Quote:Article I: Sovereignty



In the signing of this treaty each both alliances agree to acknowledge and respect the sovereignty of the other signatory.



Article II: Nonaggression



No member of either alliance will declare war on the other signatory. This also includes actions that can be seen as a violation of peace such as aiding an enemy with money, technology, military or information.



Article III: Mutual Defence



A declaration of war upon one signatory is to be considered an act of war upon the other. Both alliances are expected to come to the military and/or financial aid of either signatory in the event of a defensive war. Neither signatory is required to aid the other with military assistance in wars that are caused via an existing MDP with an alliance outside this treaty.



Article IV: Espionage



The signatories agree not to engage in acts of espionage against the other alliance. Each signatory agrees to provide any intelligence obtained about the other signatory to them as soon as possible.



Article V: Withdrawal



In the case that either party feels it necessary to terminate this treaty, they should first inform the other signatory of their intention and are required to wait 72 hours before termination in order to allow appropiate discussion. This treaty can be reinstated by mutual consent at any time during this period, and is in full effect until the 3 day period has ended. Either alliance is allowed to withdraw from this treaty immediately should it clash with an already existing MDP.



Signed for USN



Cora Mcstrap AKA Fluffy Ewunga - Alliance Council

Camerontech - Alliance Council

Xiao Weng - Alliance Council

Theragu40 - High Council

Sephirdorf - High Council

Kyotowolf - High Council

Mrseamonkey - High Council

Samfisher202 - High Council



Signed for NATO:



Secretary General - Anu Drake

President - King Tom

Vice President - Buffalo Niagara

Secretary of State - Lenny N Karl

Secretary of Defense - The Pansy

Secretary of Interior - The Secret Designer

Secretary of Treasury - Menite

The Atlantic Pacific Accords

Quote:The undersigned representatives of New Pacific Order (NPO) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) agree to enter into a Mutual Aggression and Defense Pact as outlined in the following.





The First Declaration – Accords Summary



The signatories of these Declarations hereby commit themselves as independent Alliances to a promise of friendship, non-aggression, and defense as stated below. This treaty, unless revoked in the Sixth Declaration, shall henceforth be NPO and NATO's sworn agreement to maintain peaceful and reciprocal relations.





The Second Declaration – Pledge of Non-Aggression



Article I

All members of NPO and NATO enter into a commitment of peace towards each other. No nation of either Alliance shall declare war with the intention to attack, commit any form of aggressive assault, threaten or abuse members in public or private channels or commit espionage against each other. Both alliances agree not to assist an enemy of either Alliance through military or financial means during periods of alliance level conflict.



Article II

The leaders of both Signatory Alliances agree that if one of their Members violates Article I of the Second Declaration by aggressive assault, this attack will be condemned within 24 hours notice of it occurring. The member attacked agrees not to retaliate during this 24-hour period, to allow for the appropriate diplomatic talks. The leaders of both Alliances agree that if one of their members violates Article I of the Second Declaration, then reparations shall be paid at no less than 125% of the damage suffered.



Article III

The leaders of both signatory Alliances agree that if one of their members violates Article I of the Second Declaration by permitting attacks, threatening or abusing members in public or private channels, committing espionage and/or assisting an enemy of either Alliance through military or financial aid; then this attack will be condemned within 24 hours notice of it occurring. The member responsible shall be punished according to his or her Alliance's Charter, which may include Expulsion from the Alliance.





The Third Declaration – Mutual War



Article I

In the event that one Signatory Alliance is attacked by an Outside Party, or has reasonable proof of imminent attacks from an Outside Party, the other Signatory Alliance may offer political, financial, or military assistance to Mutually Defend the members of the attacked Signatory Alliance, and attempt to cease all hostilities.



Article II

In the event that one Signatory Alliance requires assistance in an aggressive war against a Non-Signatory Alliance, both Signatories are obligated to assist the opposite, contingent on the scale and/or type of the conflict, by means of political, financial, and military aid.



Article III

Both Signatory Alliances agree to offer their support as Peace Negotiators, in the event of war with a non-Signatory Alliance, or outside party. This role shall be entrusted to fairly negotiate an end to a conflict, payment of reparations, and apologies if required. The sole purpose of Article III of the Third Declaration is to reach a fair and balanced conclusion to conflict and to cease any hostilities against a Signatory Alliance.





The Fourth Declaration – Civility



All Members of either Signatory Alliance hereby agree to conduct themselves with civility, maturity and diplomacy in all communications. This includes in public and private forums. At all times members will remain respectful of this agreement and their promise to honor the spirit of peace and prosperity. Healthy, mature debate is encouraged, however, as both Signatory Alliances agree to promote freedom of speech and thought within their members.





The Fifth Declaration - Sharing Information



If either Signatory Alliance receives sensitive information regarding the other Signatory Alliance, they agree to share said information and the source of information, with the intent to protect the security and honor of the Alliances.



The Sixth Declaration - Agreements with Outside Parties.



This agreement may supersede other M(A)DPs held by either alliance. If conflicts arise with outside alliances that interfere with this agreement, it shall remain active, and aforementioned conflicts shall be resolved on a case-by-case basis.



The Seventh Declaration – Withdrawal from Accords



If one Signatory Alliance wishes to cancel the APA at anytime, they agree to provide 48 hours notice to the other Alliance. During that time, both Alliances agree to hold diplomatic discussions with the intent of maintaining the treaty.





Treaty Amended 9th September, 2007.