Nation/Qvait

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Pacific Republic of Qvait
Qvaitican Republic
Motto"Once, Always, Forever; With Virtue and Honour"
"World Assembly Member"
Region the South Pacific
Capital
and
Stockholm
Official languages None (at federal level)
Recognised national languages English
Recognised regional languages English
German
Russian
Spanish
Demonym Qvaitican
Government Federal presidential constitutional republic
 -  President Aaron McBane
 -  Vice President Meredith Wilson
Legislature Congress
 -  Upper house Senate
 -  Lower house House of Representatives
Independence from Soviets 1 April 1977
 -  First Republic 2 April 1977 
 -  Second Republic 8 March 2012 
Population
 -  2015 estimate 6,154,000,000
Currency Pacific dollar
Date format DD-MM-YYYY AD
Drives on the right
Internet TLD .qv

The Pacific Republic of Qvait (known domestically as the Qvaitican Republic, or simply referred to as Qvait), is a democratic republic in the South Pacific.

History

Kingdom

Communist occupation

Independence

First Republic

Second Republic

The New Republic Delegation, led by Victor Cutter and MacArthur Knight, founded the Third Republic of Qvait on 8 March, 2012. On the same day, the people of Qvait voted in Cutter as the first President of the new Qvaitican Republic. It was announced by the newly-established government that its primary functions would activate on 1 April, 2012. In a press conference on 19 March, 2012, President Cutter said that the new government would operate under a non-existent constitution similar to that of the United Kingdom, but would grant all Qvaiticans their basic human rights.

Geography, climate, and environment

Demographics

Population

Language

Religion

Religion in Qvait (2014)
Affiliation % of population
Christian 57.8 57.8
 
Evangelical Protestant 20.1 20.1
 
Catholic 16.4 16.4
 
Eastern Orthodox 9.6 9.6
 
Mormon 8.9 8.9
 
Other Christian 2.8 2.8
 
Judaism 33.7 33.7
 
Islam 1.6 1.6
 
Buddhism 1.4 1.4
 
Hinduism 0.6 0.6
 
Other faith 1.0 1
 
Unaffiliated 3.9 3.9
 
Total 100 100
 

The Freedom of Religion Act (FRA) of 2012 protected the rights of citizens to allow them to decide and practice their religion freely. In a 2014 survey, 91.5% of the Qvaitican population is Judeo-Christian, practicing Jewish (33.7%) or Christian (57.8%) beliefs and 70.4% of Qvaiticans said that religion played a "very important role in their lives." In a 2014 Cascade poll, 65.2% of Qvaiticans said that they attended church weekly or almost weekly. Polls show that overall Qvaitican confidence in organized religion is rising, and show that the nation is becoming more religious.

According to a 2014 survey, 57.8% of adults identified themselves as Christian, Protestant denominations accounted for 20.1%, while Roman Catholicism, at 16.4%, was the largest individual denomination. The total reporting non-Judeo-Christian religions in 2014 was 4.6%. Other religions include Islam (1.6%), Buddhism (1.4%), and Hinduism (0.6%).

Protestantism is the largest Christian religious grouping in Qvait and dominate in the Alderney and Algonquin provinces. Behind Protestantism, Roman Catholicism is the second largest Christian grouping, dominating in Euron and Unicy. Furthermore, there are significant followers in the Eastern Orthodox Church and Mormonism. The Jewish religion is the second largest following in the nation, emanating from Silesia.


Migration

Education

Healthcare

Government and politics

Political divisions

Parties and elections

Foreign relations

Qvait maintains relations with the member nations of the South Pacific. In October 2014, Qvait's foreign relations were tested as Sporaltryus declared war on Qvait on 24 October. The conflict resulted in creating allies of Awesomiasa, Kringalia, and Ryccia.

Having once had its capital in the Arctic region, Qvait continues to have friendly ties with members of the European Union. The nation of Qvait has formal diplomatic relations with Miraco because of airQvait, who has a friendly competition with Air Miraco. However, the nation's relations with Os Corelia is rocky after the 2013 IS3 corruption scandal. On 24 September, 2014, the government of Qvait under Dmitri Buzinsky asked for Os Corelia's forgiveness.

Government finance

Military

The President holds the title of commander-in-chief of the nation's armed forces and appoints its leaders, the Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The Qvaitican Department of Defense administers the armed forces, including the Ground Forces, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard.

Conscription is mandatory under the Activation of Conscription Act of 2012. Men and women are drafted at the age of 18. For males, they have to serve at least four years before they can be discharged and it is three years for females. Exemptions in the military is available for religious or medical purposes.

Crime and law enforcement

Economy

Income, poverty and wealth

Infrastructure

Architecture

Telecommunications

Transportation

The rail industry in Qvait flourishes due to the high demand in intercity travel.

Energy

Science and technology

Culture

Mass media

Cinema

Music

Literature, philosophy, and the arts

Food

Sports

Tourism

See also

External links