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'''Diplomatic treaties''' are bilateral agreements between two countries. They contain one or more articles – commitments from either party – which are binding for a specified period of time. Parties to a treaty can also renegotiate or withdraw from it after it is initially ratified. When an offer is received, it is possible to send a counter-offer. When signed, it will be agreed how long the treaty is binding for. 

The possible options are 5, 10, 15, 25 or 99 years. It is possible to withdraw from a treaty, before the binding period has expired, but doing so incur [[infamy]], loss of [[relations]] and establish a [[truce]] between the two countries. Once the binding period has run out, either party can withdraw freely. If neither party chooses to do so, the agreement will continue until one part does. Alternatively, a treaty can be enforced by the ''enforce treaty'' [[war goal]].

When a treaty is signed, a party can propose to change the content, which if the other party agrees to it, then takes effect instead. If the other party declines the renegotiated treaty, the existing treaty will continue uninterrupted. When a renegotiated treaty is signed, a new binding period will be agreed upon, which takes precedence. This can potentially also lower the binding period of an existing treaty.

[[Obligations]] can be used to sway the other side or be demanded for signing a treaty.

==Articles==
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'''Articles''' are the core part of treaties that define what they actually do. Articles have a few different classifications. On a fundamental level, articles can be either ''mutual'' or ''directional''. This indicates whether the article is something that affects both sides equally or not. An example mutual article is an ''alliance'': both sides are involved equally. On the other hand, ''transfer goods'' is a directional article: one side (the source) is sending the goods and the other (the target) is receiving them. Directional articles can be proposed by either party, specifying either themself or the other country as the source or target of the article.

Most articles have an {{icon|influence|3=1}} cost for one or both of the parties.

Some articles have required inputs and others do not. ''Transfer goods'' requires specifiying the actual transferred goods as well as the amount transferred.

== Non-fulfillment ==
When a treaty is broken, one of two things happens depending on what articles are not being fulfilled: if it is a serious breach, like not answering the call of an alliance, that breaks the whole treaty and the party at fault receives all the penalties tied to an early withdrawal – if the treaty is binding.

For less serious breaches, the other side of the treaty is inactive until the breach is addressed, at which point the treaty resumes as usual.

== AI acceptance ==
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Each proposed article has an acceptance score, depending on if the AI Country actually wants said article or not. The exact same article can, depending on circumstances, result in both a positive or negative acceptance score. If the total acceptance score of the entire treaty is above {{green|+30}}, the AI always accepts the treaty. If it is at {{color|gold|0}} or below, the AI always declines. If the acceptance score is between {{color|gold|0}} and {{green|29}}, acceptance is chance based.

Offering or calling in an obligation increases the acceptance by {{green|+30}}. Demanding an obligation reduces the acceptance by {{red|−40}}.
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==List of Articles==
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=== Mutual articles ===
{| class="wikitable plainlist"
|+ Mutual treaty articles
|-
! Name !! Requirements !! Effect !! {{icon|Influence}} Upkeep || Relation 
|-
| {{iconify|Alliance|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International relations}}
* Mutually exclusive with defensive pact and guarantee independence
| An alliance is formed between the two countries || 150 || {{green|+1}} every 66 days up to {{green|80}}
|-
| {{iconify|Defensive Pact|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International relations}}
* Mutually exclusive with alliance and guarantee independence
| An defensive pact is formed between the two countries || 100 || {{green|+1}} every 100 days up to {{green|80}}
|}

=== Directional articles ===
Directional articles have a source, the country "giving" the article's effects, and often a target, the country "receiving" the article's effects.
{| class="wikitable plainlist sortable"
|+ Directional treaty articles
|-
! rowspan=2 | Name !! rowspan=2 | Requirements !! rowspan=2 | Effect !! rowspan=2 | Requires input !! colspan=2 | {{icon|Influence}} Upkeep !! rowspan=2 | Relation !! rowspan=2 | {{textTooltip|DLC|Any&nbsp;of}}
|-
! Source !! Target
|-
| {{iconify|Guarantee Independence|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International Relations}}
* Mutually exclusive with alliance and defensive pact
| The target is guaranteed by the source || {{icon|no}} || 50 || 0 || {{green|+1}} every 100 days up to {{green|80}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Investment Rights|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|Stock exchange}}
| The target gets investment rights in the source || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 50 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|50}}
|
* {{DLC icon|Sphere of Influence}}
* {{DLC icon|Charters of Commerce}}
|-
| {{iconify|Military Assistance|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|General Staff}} ||  The target gets military assistance from the source || {{icon|no}} || 25 || 0  || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|50}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Money Transfer|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|central banking}} || The source transfers the specified amount of money from its [[budget]] to the target's budget || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 50 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|20}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|State Transfer|treaty|48px}} || Target has more than 1 state || The source transfers the specified state to the target on entry into force || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 0 || — || —
|-
| {{iconify|Treaty Port|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|colonization}} || The source transfers the treaty port in the specified state to the target on entry into force || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 0 || {{red|−1}} every 400 days down to '''0''' || —
|-
| {{iconify|Power Bloc Embassy|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International Relations}}
* Is not in the same power bloc
* Source is not a power bloc leader
* Target is a power bloc leader
| The target establishes a [[power bloc embassy]] in the source || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 0 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|25}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Join Power Bloc|treaty|48px}}
|
* Source is not a subject or power bloc leader
* Source has less prestige or lower rank than target
* Is not in the same power bloc
| The target joins the [[power bloc]] of the source on entry into force || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 0  || — || — 
|-
| {{iconify|Military Access|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|International relations}} || The target gets military access through the source's states || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 25 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|25}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Trade Privileges|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International Relations}}
* Does ''not'' have {{law|isolationism}}
| The target gets [[Market#Trade|trade privileges]] from the source || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 50 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days  up to {{green|25}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Transit Rights|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International Relations}}
* Is ''not'' a junior country in a customs union
| The target can access the [[world market]] through the source's states<ref>This is useful for landlocked countries that cannot access the world market otherwise</ref> || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 50 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days  up to {{green|20}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Goods Transfer|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|International Trade}} || The source buys an amount of a specific good on their own market and sells it on the targets market<ref>If the market price of the good is lower in the target's market than the market price in the source's market, the source will make a loss. Vice versa, and they will make a profit. Goods transfer uses convoys of the source. The amount of used convoys scales proportionally with the amount of the good and the convoy cost multiplier of the good.</ref>|| {{icon|yes}} || 10 || 0 || {{green|+1}} every 1000 days up to {{green|20}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Support Independence|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|International Relations}} || The source pledges to support the target in [[diplomatic play]]s for independence, increase autonomy or annex subject || {{icon|no}} || 50 || 0 || {{green|+1}} every 100 days up to {{green|80}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Take on Debt|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|central banking}}
* Target has debt
| The debt of the target is transferred to the source on entry into force || {{icon|no}} || 0 || 0 || {{green|+1}} every 100 days || —
|-
| {{iconify|Law Commitment|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|International Relations}} || The source pledges to implement the specified [[law]]  || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 25 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|25}} || —
|-
| {{iconify|Non-Colonization Agreement|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|Civilizing Mission}} || The source cannot start colonies in the specified strategic region || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 10 || {{green|+1}} every 200 days up to {{green|25}} || {{DLC icon|Charters of Commerce}}
|-
| {{iconify|Company Monopoly|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|Stock Exchange}} || The source grants a monopoly to target's specified company || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 25 || — || {{DLC icon|Charters of Commerce}}
|-
| {{iconify|Prohibit Trade with World Market|treaty|48px}} || {{technology|International Trade}} || The source cannot trade the specified goods on the [[world market]] || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 50 || {{red|−1}} every 200 days down to '''0''' || {{DLC icon|Charters of Commerce}}
|-
| {{iconify|No Tariffs|treaty|48px}}
|
* {{technology|International Trade}}
* Is ''not'' a junior country in a customs union
| The source cannot impose tariffs on the specified goods || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 10 || {{red|−1}} every 400 days down to '''0''' || {{DLC icon|Charters of Commerce}}
|-
| {{iconify|No Subventions|treaty|48px}}
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* {{technology|International Trade}}
* Is ''not'' a junior country in a customs union
| The source cannot use subventions on the specified goods || {{icon|yes}} || 0 || 10 || {{red|−1}} every 400 days down to '''0''' || {{DLC icon|Charters of Commerce}}
|}

== References ==
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