Vyzera

The Cosmic Federation of Vyzera is a future-tech galactic power set in the late 3000s and beyond, which encompasses around 38,473 light years of territory and spans around 133,470 worlds. The home system of Vyzera is TIE 99J, with the main governmental and symbolic infrastructure being located within several core worlds. With a population of around 451 trillion as of 3851, the nation possesses a wide range of diversity and maintains settlements of various sizes. The nation possesses many innovative technologies, intergalactic influence in many spheres of influence, and plentiful manpower which makes the nation a powerful country. On the other hand, corruption, lack of information privacy, and insurrection are considered to be heavily problematic for the nation, especially for the outer settlements not considered part of the inner galaxies.

The settlements and colonies widely vary in technology, government, and society; it is a natural occurrence born out of circumstance due to the relative distance between colony groups, different astrophysical circumstances, and differing population densities. It is difficult to standardize anything throughout the entire country as a result, although standardizations in technology are becoming increasingly common. Furthermore, the realities and differences of space results in many competing factions, both within and outside in political, economic, and military ways.

This nation is not the only nation to exist within this realm of territory; it is estimated that there are hundreds, if not thousands of smaller nations scattered throughout the various solar systems. The main rival of the country is the Confederacy of Antark, which inhabits a part of TIE 99J and maintains dominance over a few nearby galaxies. This has resulted in a distrust between each other and maintenance of a relatively large military on both sides. Vyzera has often taken a neutral stance towards these other nations, opting to partake in diplomacy and engage in discussion. Vyzerans view the act of warfare as a grim evil due to the various wars, as an obstacle to the advancement of their societies. Depending on the aims of the Federal Council, however, Vyzera can become interventionist and aggressive, using unconventional and conventional military and diplomatic tactics to deny these nations resources and threaten them.

Vyzera was founded after the ecological collapse of the oceans and simultaneous mass extinction in the late 2100s, which prompted the creation of a union to ensure humanity's survival. The disastrous effects of climate change, detrimental greediness of world governments, and transpiration of overpopulation resulted in losses of vital resources. After the rapid development of environmental and social technologies, the next step became interplanetary travel. The 2300s and 2400s were spent perfecting intergalactic space travel and medical technology, spurred by the necessity for humanity to branch out to other planets.

Etymology
The name of the word can be loosely derived from the Latin word visio, meaning vision. This term originates from a keyword of the predecessor to Vyzera, the International Association of Mutual Development.

Before the creation of Vyzera, 21st to 27th century
Scientists had predicted the effects of climate change on human survival to be quite drastic on the planet of Lytum; the increased prevalence of natural disasters and the ensuing scarcity of resources forced a mass migration in the late 21st century into in-land areas, crippling many societies and placing an incredible burden on inner communities. The increased toxicity in the air being breathed, in the soil being used, and in other natural realms decreased the viability of human life. With this, the ecology of the oceans was greatly disturbed, leading to general mass extinction of marine life. This had a further cataclysmic effect on human life, acidifying the oceans and leading to a lower availability of oxygen on land. Disease became rampant in communities, communal institutions were overwhelmed, and essential resource security became uninsured. By 2100, a population reduction of 29% was seen, with even more being prone to being wiped out. The aforementioned problems were exacerbated by the war hawks and self-interested politicians of national governments, who responded to resource scarcity with sustained conflict and competition with one another; this has been come to known as the Lytum Resource Conflicts. This period of ecological waning is known as the Tumultuous Era. E As a result, climate change was placed on the back burner, until it was nearly too late.

In the 2120s, at the height of population decrease and societal stress, the World Viability Coalition was established by scientists, philosophers, and important bureaucrats in order to develop dynamic technological and societal solutions to the rapidly growing population reduction. Mankind had developed a sense of self-awareness, reaching an important epiphany of realization. As a result, many of the world's nations sent representatives to partake in nearly half a century worth of conferences, which was continuously stalled by competing national interests and further population decline. The main conclusion was that the current situation was irreversible and unsustainable with their current technology and lack of materials, and thus nations should work together to explore the large swathes of space as an alternative.

Due to general economic instability and lack of resources, mankind needed to muster every single figment of manpower and resource in order to ensure the future survivability of mankind. Societies were significantly restructured and focused on technological industry, while governments began to consolidate with each other to meet the goal of unity. The first proto-global government was achieved under the 2164 Bain accords, a 30-year-long diplomatic project which created a united fund for improving mankind's survivability and instituting standardized public works for future space colonization. While this accomplished the development of limited space infrastructure such as space elevators and accelerated transportation technology, the lack of oversight and authority resulted in general incoherence and resettlement of inter-nation tensions.

Government
The government is considered to be a unitary directorial republic, with the 11-member Federal Council all serving as the head executive of the government. While this leads to the consideration of a consensus and takes in more viewpoints, such a system is somewhat inefficient due to the requirement of a relative agreement. These members are regularly convened weekly, even daily, to discuss various crises and form plans of action. This group is influenced and advised by the Council of Ministers, who have a high level of autonomy to control their respective ministries as a result of upper-level inefficiency. The President of the Federal Council is given the ultimate responsibility of dealing with military and diplomatic crises immediately, putting together preliminary actions until the entire council can meet again. Critics have said that this imbues too much executive power in the President of the Federal Council, making the system effectively useless.

Regional governments do exist with some autonomy, but they are considered to be devolved governments under the Vyzeran system. Whereas these areas can make relevant legislation and structure their governments with several branches, the Vyzeran national government ultimately can reverse these decisions.

The legislative body of Vyzera is the Vyzeran Congress, a bicameral legislature which is split into the Senate and the Council of Civic Representation. Whereas the Senate relies on traditionally elected individuals from pre-defined clusters of territory, the Council of Civic Representation operates on a liquid democracy basis, effectively making the entire electorate members of the house.