Preamble:
We, the undersigned nations consider that; individual freedom, democratic values, the rule of law, and trade represent humanity's best hope for a better future. These values, and the nations that uphold them must be defended against autocratic and authoritarian regimes.

The CSE Treaty:

_{A. Core Provisions}

[1] Signatories will provide reasonable notice to the CSE of planned military action before it takes place;
[2] The signatory nations will afford each other all possible financial, material, military and intelligence assistance;
[3] An attack on one member will be considered an attack on all.

_{B. Defence Provisions}

[1] Mutual defence and economic protection of the signatories territory, and overseas territories;
[2] 'Safe Harbour' and base sharing amongst militaries mutually including overseas bases; and use of installations facilities in 'perpetuity', with five year notice periods;
[3] No member should, through their action or inaction undermine the security or safety of a treaty partner for example, by allowing third party installations or actions which undermine partner's security;
[4] Nuclear retaliation of those capable in the event of a first-strike nuclear attack another signatory.

_{C. Intelligence Sharing Provisions}

[1] Exceptional circumstance aside, the signatories will share defence and economic intelligence;
[2] Signatories will endeavour to share satellite, electronic and field surveillance and partake in projects to improve capabilities in this regard.

_{D. Weapons and Technology Provisions}

[1] Each nation is deemed to have access to others conventional weaponry and weapons technology for purchase with the exception of experimental;
[2] That the signatories will work on joint projects and will maintain weaponry rosters;
[3] That staff and Intellectual Property will be able to transfer between defense contractors and governments subject to due diligence.

_{E. Other Provisions}
[1] Each party declares that this treaty does not come into conflict with any international engagements currently in force between any of the parties, or to a third state;
[2] The parties are to establish a Council whereby they can discuss matters concerning the treaty. The Council can meet at any time and may set up subsidiary bodies;
[3] Candidates for joining will be subject to unanimous vote by current members;
[4] Leaving to treaty requires 6 months notice in writing. At the the point of submission of resignation all benefits of membership are forfeit, but commitments remain until the end of the notice period;
[5] Signatories may be sanctioned for breaking the above provisions with temporary suspensions of or permanent bans by majority vote.

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The Global Security Association (English)

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Abbreviation

GSA (2021-)
AU (2021)

Motto

Think no evil (思無邪)

Formed

28 January 2021 (as Asian Union)
5 April 2021 (as GSA)

Type

Supranational military alliance, economic union

HQ

WIP (GCC)
WIP (MCD)
WIP (CSSF)
WIP (CMPS)
WIP (ICVR)
WIP (GMC)
WIP (GCIA)
Northern University Territory (STC)
WIP (GA)
WIP (CC)

Members

Eulumia
Zhonghua-Diguo
Commonwealth of Tamazgha
Soviet-Federation
Turco-Bulgaria
The Turkic State
Republica-Argentina
Sindhdesh
Saechosun
Flourishing Southlands
Central-Asia (Special Partner)
Infiny (Strategic Partner)
Misr Alkubraa (Strategic Partner)

The Global Security Alliance (GSA), formerly the Asian Union (AU), is a supranational military-cum-economic alliance spanning countries on 4 continents. The organization is founded on the Asia Accords, which were superseded by the New GSA Treaty. It is a economic union which confers individual rights and obligations, offers collective security, enhances overall cooperation, and guarantees economic freedoms.

Institutions

The institutions of the GSA represent the alliance's executive, legislative, and judicial interests. They are:

Executive institutions

• The Global Cooperation Council (GCC) consists of member states' representatives or representatives at higher level (i.e: government ministers, heads of state, etc.). It convenes regularly to make major decisions regarding GSA policy. When decisions have to be made, action is agreed upon on the basis of common accord. Each member nation is represented in the Council.

• The Science and Technology Council (STC) is an alliance of universities, research institutes, and laboratories dedicated to researching and developing new technologies for use among the GSA. It is headquartered at the Northern University Territory.

• The Market Control Division (MCD) manages the Common Securities Stability Framework (CSSF), Commodity Market Protection Stockpile (CMPS), and Interstate Currency Value Reserve (ICVR), each led by a Framework Board, Stockpile Commission, and Reserve Authority respectively. These are stockpiles of securities, select commodities, and precious metals which may be used to stabilize prices and prevent gluts or shortages.

• The Interstate Civil Defence Agency (ICDA) is the GSA's common civil defence arm.

  Legislative institutions

• The Global Assembly (GA) is the legislature of the GSA. It passes GSA laws, approves and supervises the GSA budget, determines the admission or ejection of members, and oversees the GSA's foreign policy initiatives through a proportional voting mechanism.

  Judicial institutions

• The Common Court of the GSA (CC) is the GSA's judicial arm. It issues rulings on the correct interpretation of GSA law, determines if national institutions are in compliance with it, and enforces the fundamental rights granted to all GSA citizens. Each Member State may nominate 3 judges to the Court. Cases are heard by a bench of 5 judges on a randomised basis.

  Military institutions

• The Global Military Committee (GMC) is composed of member states' defense ministers/military officials. It advises the GCC on military policy and strategy, and convenes regularly to discuss such matters.

• The Global Command (GC) is the supranational command authority responsible for GSA operations worldwide.

  • The Rapid Reaction Force (RRF) include various military units which all report to the GC. The RRFs are a set of high readiness forces comprising land, air, sea and special forces units, all of which are capable of being deployed quickly wherever needed. They are divided to Division A1, Division A2, Division M, and Division P, with a total of 200,000 troops.

• The Global Command - Training Component (GCT) is responsible for training GSA forces, hosting joint exercises, and coordinating actions in peacetime.

• The Global Communications and Information Agency (GCIA) facilitates joint C4ISR activities in wartime, and supports joint projects surrounding high-tech enterprises such as cyber, space, and missile defence.

Key Individuals

Joint Exercises

Joint Projects

A comprehensive list of military, scientific, technological projects the GSA is engaged in.

Name	Codename	Project Details	Status
ASS-1 Constellation	GAIA	1st constellation of the ASS	ACTIVE
ASS-5 Constellation	TITAN	2nd constellation of the ASS	ACTIVE
ASS-36 Constellation	ARGO	Remote sensing satellite constellation	ACTIVE
Satellite Internet Access Project	---	Free satellite internet services	ACTIVE
Common Programme of Education (COPE)	---	Opt-in standardised school leaving qualification	ACTIVE
Common Universal Missile System	CUMS	Developed missiles available to GSA nations	ACTIVE
CF-X Fighter Project	MARS	Joint 5th generation fighter project	ACTIVE
Asian Nuclear Umbrella System	ARES	Nuclear weapons development and nuclear umbrella	ACTIVE
Northern University Territory	ATHENA	Land endowment for STC and hi-tech learning	ACTIVE
Project Artificial Sun	HELIOS	Joint development of an experimental tokamak reactor	ACTIVE
Global Digitization Administration	--	Promotion of smart, digital governance	ONGOING
Common Overseas Convertible Currency	MIDAS	Implementation of a common currency	ACTIVE
Alternative Settlement System for Payment Operations and Obligations	--	Alternative bank clearing system	ACTIVE
Global Integrated Trader	--	Global bourse	ACTIVE
Procurement of Outstanding National Instruments and Securities	--	Financing instrument for the GSA budget	ACTIVE
Semiconductor Materials, Lithography, and Manufacturing Corporation	--	Vertically-integrated enterprise	ACTIVE
Pacific Aquaculture Initiative	POSEIDON	Large-scale aquaculture for molluscs, fishes, and sea plants	CONCEPT
Project Water Trident	ANAPOS	Joint development of nuclear-powered supercarrier	CONCEPT
Project Skynet	AETHER	Joint development of a quantum communication network	CONCEPT
Project Conservation	ARTEMIS	Genetic engineering and cloning of endangered animals	CONCEPT