Assembly of the Nations of the World

The Assembly of the Nations of the World (ANW) was established in 1921 under the Treaty of Strasbourg, it was set up to prevent war and promote peace, as said in it's mission statement is "Pacem in hoc mundo".

History
After The Great War over 18 million had died fighting, a scale on which had never been seen in all of history. So, Italian and American delegates to the Treaty of Strasbourg proposed an international governing body that would dictate international law and either keep peace between nations or if worse comes to worse, broker peace between them. It was added as a part of the Treaty of Strasbourg and officially began operations in May 1921.

How the ANW operates
The ANW is made up of three sectors, the Supreme War Council, the Supreme Economic Council and the General Assembly.

The Supreme War Council is made up of the Five Nations that secured victory during the Great War, Italy, The United Kingdom, France, The United States and the Soviet Union, the so called “Big Five”. The War Council debates and votes on global military events. Some Examples of the War Council’s votes consisted of was: Intervention in Russia, Involvement in the Rif War, Support to JANZAC during the “Warlord Campaign” and Southern American Stability. Arguments have been made for additional members to be added, a JANZAC representative, Austrian and Brazilian representatives have been argued for but as of 1936 the negotiations to add additional members have halted.

The Supreme Economic Council is and always will be made up of the 8 biggest Economies in the world. Every year the ANW releases their economic reports which for the next year dictates the positions on the Economic Council. The current members consist of, in order of economies, The United States, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, France, Australia and China. The members of the Economic Council seek to stop Economic Disasters from occurring and vote on their decisions. The events they have attempted to intervene in have been: Post Great War rebuilding, funding for the ANW, the Three Market Fall and bailing out of Germany.

The General Assembly is made up of the countries of the world and is where the ANW derives it name from. The General Assembly votes on recognised countries of the world and their  which requires a 75% vote for a country to join the ANW and become recognised, the Assembly also creates international law some examples of the ANW creating international laws are: officially marking countries water territories, sanctioning of Brazil, creating an international war crime council of which almost every country is a part of.