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addedNEW - 21 international organizations. Added WTO, IMF, World Bank, WHO, UNESCO, ICC, G7, G20, OECD, OPEC+, Commonwealth, OSCE and OAS to the existing UN, EU, NATO, BRICS, African Union, ASEAN, Mercosur and Arab League — each with membership dues, clear benefits, and obligations. - A real Diplomatic Budget. Fund foreign aid, humanitarian relief, peacekeeping, climate finance, development banks, public diplomacy and your embassies — and watch it flow into the national budget, deficit and debt like any other spending. - Treaty and alliance obligations now matter. NATO's defense-spending target, EU/IMF fiscal rules, G7/G20 climate pledges and UN/AU peacekeeping are tracked, with reputation consequences when you fall short. - New Diplomacy Hub dashboard (under World). Your global standing, soft power, organization memberships, budget impact, obligation compliance and recommendations at a glance — with the detailed bilateral console still on the Diplomacy screen. - "Global Standing" now appears in your national report.
World Order: Global Power changes
addedNEW - 21 international organizations. Added WTO, IMF, World Bank, WHO, UNESCO, ICC, G7, G20, OECD, OPEC+, Commonwealth, OSCE and OAS to the existing UN, EU, NATO, BRICS, African Union, ASEAN, Mercosur and Arab League — each with membership dues, clear benefits, and obligations. - A real Diplomatic Budget. Fund foreign aid, humanitarian relief, peacekeeping, climate finance, development banks, public diplomacy and your embassies — and watch it flow into the national budget, deficit and debt like any other spending. - Treaty and alliance obligations now matter. NATO's defense-spending target, EU/IMF fiscal rules, G7/G20 climate pledges and UN/AU peacekeeping are tracked, with reputation consequences when you fall short. - New Diplomacy Hub dashboard (under World). Your global standing, soft power, organization memberships, budget impact, obligation compliance and recommendations at a glance — with the detailed bilateral console still on the Diplomacy screen. - "Global Standing" now appears in your national report.
Diplomacy goes global. Building on the existing relations, treaties, sanctions and AI systems, this update connects them to the budget and the wider world.
NEW - 21 international organizations. Added WTO, IMF, World Bank, WHO, UNESCO, ICC, G7, G20, OECD, OPEC+, Commonwealth, OSCE and OAS to the existing UN, EU, NATO, BRICS, African Union, ASEAN, Mercosur and Arab League — each with membership dues, clear benefits, and obligations. - A real Diplomatic Budget. Fund foreign aid, humanitarian relief, peacekeeping, climate finance, development banks, public diplomacy and your embassies — and watch it flow into the national budget, deficit and debt like any other spending. - Treaty and alliance obligations now matter. NATO's defense-spending target, EU/IMF fiscal rules, G7/G20 climate pledges and UN/AU peacekeeping are tracked, with reputation consequences when you fall short. - New Diplomacy Hub dashboard (under World). Your global standing, soft power, organization memberships, budget impact, obligation compliance and recommendations at a glance — with the detailed bilateral console still on the Diplomacy screen. - "Global Standing" now appears in your national report.
Foreign aid measurably warms your coldest relationships, and global leadership buys influence and soft power — but the bill is real. Spend deliberately.
