Dystopian Utopia

Ideology: Post-autonomism, Tiqquinism, Appelism, Deluze-Guattari Tought
A semi-ironic "party" following post autonomist thoughts and tiqquinism, rejecting the party form and following Deleuzean philosophy. They follow a rhizomic and horizontal organisation, and are considered as idealists weirdos by the rest of the political world. They are a really small organisation with real presence in only some autonomous communes like Tarnac.

Position in government: Tolerate the current government.

Ideology: Synthesist Anarchism
A broad anarchist movement uniting anarcho-communists, anarcho-syndicalists, individualist anarchists, and other libertarian tendencies within a common revolutionary framework. It advocates the abolition of the state, capitalism, and all forms of hierarchy while emphasizing unity in diversity and local autonomy. Organized through workers’ councils, neighborhood assemblies, and federated communes, it serves as the largest umbrella organization of the libertarian left and acts as a meeting ground for multiple anarchist currents.

Position in government: Tolerate the current government.

Ideology: Platformism / Anarcho-Communism (Makhnovism)
A disciplined anarchist organization inspired by the Platformist and Makhnovist traditions. It seeks to build a coherent revolutionary movement based on theoretical unity, collective responsibility, and coordinated action. Advocating workers’ self-management, collective ownership, and a federation of free communes, it maintains a strong presence within militant trade unions and revolutionary militias. While sharing the libertarian goals of the Workers’ Federations, it frequently criticizes loose organizational structures and argues that effective effective revolutionary coordination and collective political direction is necessary to defend and advance the social revolution.

Position in government: Tolerate the current government.

Ideology: Leftcom big tent (Dutch-German Left, Italian Left-communism, Autonomism, Communisation and Luxemburgism).
The party was formed from a split in the PSIA and WV. It advocates the total abolition of commodity production and capitalist relations, and claims to be the only party that truly represents the proletarian masses. However, it is mostly active in academic and student circles, with the exception of the Luxemburgist militia, the 'Spartacus League', which has some presence in the working class.

Position in government: Tolerate the current government.

Ideology: Eco-Socialism
An eco-socialist party combining Marxist class analysis with radical environmentalism. It calls for ecological planning, sustainable industry, and a socialist economy aligned with environmental limits. Influential among students, environmental activists, and rural collectivist movements.

Position in government: Member of the ruling coalition

Ideology: Leninism / Trotskyism
A revolutionary Marxist party drawing on Leninist and Trotskyist traditions. It advocates proletarian revolution, internationalism, workers' democracy, and permanent revolution, while defending the necessity of a revolutionary political organization. It opposes Stalinist bureaucratization and rejects both reformist gradualism and ultra-left positions. The party is known for tactical entryism and for attempting to build revolutionary organizations within broader workers' movements.

Position in government: Member of the ruling coalition

Ideology: Orthodox Marxism /Revolutionary Social-Democracy (1890s style)
At the start of the revolution the most powerful political force in Anthropoelpis, now less powerful after multiple scissions and a deradicalization . Descended from the left wing of the pre-revolutionary Socialist Party, the PSIA adheres closely to classical Marxist theory. It rejects vanguardism and argues that workers’ councils are the true foundation of socialist democracy.
The party is deeply connected to the United Workers’ Union (Syndicat Uni du Travail – SUT) and contains numerous internal tendencies and affiliated socialist movements. Its internal democracy is organized through a Council of Chairpersons, elected by party members and SUT militants. The PSIA is also the founder of the WIDU.

Position in government: Member of the ruling coalition

Ideology: Stalinism, Thorezism, Maoism
A hardline communist party advocating a centralized socialist state, the leading role of the revolutionary party, democratic centralism, and strict party discipline. It brings together multiple authoritarian socialist currents and frequently clashes with libertarian and council-communist factions. The party is inspired by the legacy of the PCF of Thorez, the Stalinist Soviet Union, and some branches are Maoist.

Ideology: Jacobinism / Left-Republicanism
A radical republican party emphasizing civic virtue, secularism, and a strong, centralized republic. It supports social reforms and state authority as tools to defend the revolution against reactionary forces.

Ideology: Girondinism / Center-left Republicanism
A moderate republican party favoring decentralization, civil liberties, and gradual reform. It seeks compromise between revolutionary ideals and political stability and is often accused of softness toward counter-revolutionaries.

Position in government: Member of the ruling coalition

Ideology: Christian Social Democracy
A religiously inspired social-democratic party advocating social justice, workers’ protections, and welfare policies grounded in Christian ethics. It occupies a unique position between revolutionary socialism and moderate reformism.

Ideology: Post-Melenchonism / social-democracy
A really moderate "socialist" party favoring taxing the rich, populist solution, and gradual reform. It seeks compromise between leftist ideals and being a colonial power. Born from the remnants of the reformist left (PCF, LFI, PS) who escaped the coup of 2021. Currently lead by Manon Aubry who was the only cadre of LFI who survived the dictatorship.

Ideology: Counter-Revolutionary Coalition
The largest and most ideologically diverse right-wing party. Founded to overthrow the revolution, it brings together liberals, conservatives, monarchists, and reactionaries, with royalists forming its most influential faction. Following the legacy of the Party of Order in 1848 and it's born of a fusion of the Action Française and other anti-communists.

Position in government: member of the anti-revolutionary opposition; don't want to participate in Communes and in Councils

Ideology: Agrarian Reactionary and Bonapartism
A rural-based party defending traditional values, private land ownership, and peasant conservatism. Strong among farmers and countryside elites, it fiercely opposes collectivisation and urban revolutionary politics. Lead by a descendant of Bonaparte.

Position in government: Member of the anti-revolutionary opposition; want to participate only in the Federal Assembly and Rural Communes

Ideology: Fascism, soralo-lepenism, identitarianist capitalism
A well-funded and highly organised far-right alliance backed by exiled billionaires. It includes Nazis, fascists and most of the old Front National members. Despite many leaders being imprisoned, the party remains legal under universal political rights laws.
It maintains powerful armed militias, notably the Front Social (Social Front), one of the few right-wing forces capable of confronting leftist militias directly.

Position in government: member of the anti-revolutionary opposition

Ideology: Eco-Fascism / Primitivism
An extremist eco-fascist movement seeking a return to a pre-industrial, pre-1789 social order. It blends environmental rhetoric with authoritarianism, hierarchy, and rejection of modern civilization.

Position in government: opposition; abstentionism, even if some members run as independents