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The '''New United Nations''' (NUN) was an organization in the [[21st century]], replacing the [[United Nations]] in [[2011]] (which had collapsed in [[2001]]). In an effort to coordinate combined national space exploration, the NUN created the [[International Space Agency]] (ISA) in [[2018]]. The newest alliance first collapsed in [[2053]] during the Third World War, only to be rebuilt in [[2065]], in the wake of the Sparon-DeSoto treaty.<ref name=Phoenix>[[Guide: Phoenix]]</ref> However, the member states were unable (or unwilling) to commit to the body amongst the turmoil of the post-First Contact times and it would fail to convene for the [[2079]] session. In spite of its brief re-existence, it was the tool around which the [[United Earth Space Probe Agency]] were formed ([[2067]]) and from it's council chambers came the decision to put the "Earth's ascendancy and safety ahead of national goals," directly leading to the formation of the [[United Earth Defense Pact]]. This defense organization would assume many of the governmental responsibilities of the NUN post-[[2078]], primarily through the force of personality of its military leaders.
The '''New United Nations''' (NUN) was an organization in the [[21st century]], replacing the [[United Nations]] in [[2011]] (which had collapsed in [[2001]]). In an effort to coordinate combined national space exploration, the NUN created the [[International Space Agency]] (ISA) in [[2018]]. The newest alliance first collapsed in [[2053]] during the Third World War, only to be rebuilt in [[2065]], in the wake of the Sparon-DeSoto treaty.<ref name=Phoenix>[[Guide: Phoenix]]</ref> However, the member states were unable (or unwilling) to commit to the body amongst the turmoil of the post-First Contact times and it would fail to convene for the [[2079]] session. In spite of its brief re-existence, it was the tool around which the [[United Earth Space Probe Agency]] were formed ([[2067]]) and from its council chambers came the decision to put the "Earth's ascendancy and safety ahead of national goals," directly leading to the formation of the [[United Earth Defense Pact]]. This defense organization would assume many of the governmental responsibilities of the NUN post-[[2078]], primarily through the force of personality of its military leaders.


The NUN would finally be replaced by the new [[United Earth]] government in [[2130]].
The NUN would finally be replaced by the new [[United Earth]] government in [[2130]].

Latest revision as of 10:13, 12 December 2022

The New United Nations (NUN) was an organization in the 21st century, replacing the United Nations in 2011 (which had collapsed in 2001). In an effort to coordinate combined national space exploration, the NUN created the International Space Agency (ISA) in 2018. The newest alliance first collapsed in 2053 during the Third World War, only to be rebuilt in 2065, in the wake of the Sparon-DeSoto treaty.[1] However, the member states were unable (or unwilling) to commit to the body amongst the turmoil of the post-First Contact times and it would fail to convene for the 2079 session. In spite of its brief re-existence, it was the tool around which the United Earth Space Probe Agency were formed (2067) and from its council chambers came the decision to put the "Earth's ascendancy and safety ahead of national goals," directly leading to the formation of the United Earth Defense Pact. This defense organization would assume many of the governmental responsibilities of the NUN post-2078, primarily through the force of personality of its military leaders.

The NUN would finally be replaced by the new United Earth government in 2130.

In 2036, the NUN declared that "no Earth citizen can be made to answer for the crimes of their race or forebearers".

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