Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs of Juclandia

Juclandia first established a foreign relations department in January 2011, after a law regarding foreign policy was passed by the Great National Assembly in November 2010. The Kingdom of Juclandia has established diplomatic relations with 21 other nations. In a gradual reform taking place from 2019 to 2024, the international representation of Juclandia will be gradually taken over by the institutions of the Juclandian Pragma.

The official position of the Juclandian government is that Juclandia has no right to involve in the internal affairs of other nations, and reciprocally no nation should involve in the internal affairs of Juclandia. The country currently has diplomatic relations with 36 nations.

The Kingdom of Zealandia and the State of Sandus were the only micronations that got a diplomatic embargo from Juclandia, following (in the Juclandian government’s opinion) the catfight between Zealandia and Sandus. Both embargoes were lifted in October 2011.

⚠️ OFFICIAL WARNING OF THE JUCLANDIAN GOVERNMENT
In accordance with the law adopted by the Great National Assembly, the following countries are deemed to be a fundamental threat to international peace and security by the Government of Juclandia. Immediate attention is required. Juclandian citizens and nationals are barred from traveling to or trading with natural and legal persons affiliated with these type 1 regimes. Citizens of these type 1 countries are barred from visiting Juclandia.

Type 1: Immediate threats to the international legal order and to international peace and security
Countries: Russian Federation, State of Israel, United States of America

Type 2: Military dictatorships and assimilated authoritarian-securitarian regimes probably threatening international peace and security
Countries: People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria, Islamic Republic of Iran, Argentine Republic under the Milei regime, Republic of El Salvador, Arab Republic of Egypt, Republic of Belarus

Type 3: Illiberal regimes constituting potential threats to international peace and security
Countries: Romania, Hungary, Slovak Republic