Arabic League

Overview
Muslim countries awell felt rather threatened by the political climate of the world. To protect themselves, they founded the Arabian League. It is still in early stages of development. The members of Arabian League don't have a leader, but rather take League affecting decisions around a round table. Internal bickering a war is still permitted between different members, but should an outsider attack they have sworn that everyone will rally for defence. This unique union has produced a state that is quite weak at offencive wars, but the strongest when it comes to defencive wars.

Developments
2020 - Arabic League set up new water treatment and reclamation plants, as well as surveying for new aquifers they can draw water from. They have also set up agreements to trade water between themselves and make sure everyone has enough for their people.

2021 - Arabic countries issued a new yearly co-operative military exercise event, called Desert Heat. This was done to increase mutual "interoperaribility" like NATO did in 2016. Their mutual defence capabilities are now predicted to improve a great deal.