Kirosocialist Party: Difference between revisions

In foreign affairs, the Party generally held to [[insularism]], officially seeking geostrategic nonalignment, armed neutrality, and non-interventionism, while resisting [[Occidental]] imperialism and maximising {{wp|autarky}}. The Kiravian Union had friendly relations with other socialist states and left-wing governments, and routinely used Marxist terminology and socialist rhetoric in its diplomatic statements. However, its commitment to {{wp|world communism}} and the international socialist movement was decidedly more in word than in deed.  

The Party's attitude toward the colonies was more or less indifferent, manifesting itself in a government policy of {{wp|salutary neglect}}. The Party was unpopular in most overseas regions under Kiravian rule, and Kirosocialist ideology was imposed much more lightly in such regions to avoid stoking separatist or counterrevolutionary sentiment. One major exception was [[Sydona]], where the local party chapter was quite popular and remains a major force in state politics to the present day.