• A Union of Republics (U.R.), is a union of sovereign and autonomous republics world wide?who have a proven process of granting all its citizens access to authentic and dynamic – or direct – democracy in praxis.
• The general assembly of the U.R. has no authority over its member states.
• A resolution of the U.R. must be unanymously accepted by all member states in order to have any effect or validity.
• Member states of the U.R. do not engage in warfare?against other states or entities outside their natural or otherwise devised and accepted borders.
• Conflict between member states must be resolved through dialogue and/or arbitration in all instances where possible.
• Member states of the U.R. view violence as a last resort of an exhausted mind.

The above points are proposed as a simple working draft and an opening for further dialogue and discussion. Other points are currently being discussed and?this page will be updated or appendixed in the coming weeks (2017).

The National Republic of Iceland has accepted a decree to open a dialogue with other republics – and/or micronations – around the world and chosen two officials to represent the state if such dialogue should?occur.

It has also been accepted to translate the constitution of the National Republic of Iceland from Icelandic into English as soon as possible and is already underway.

The flag is based on an older flag which was often used by Icelandic Nationalists in Iceland between 1890 and 1917. Both versions are considered legally valid within the state, though the one with the centered cross is the official flag.

The original from 1890, was suggested and designed by the poet and philosopher Einar Benediktsson, whose memory ?is cherished.

There also exists a version with the same dark-blue color as is used in the flag of the Democratic Republic. That version is also a valid version of our flag, though is expected to be phased out in due course.

The logo-image, having the flag in the center of an outline of the Icelandic land, is a logo which any citizen is allowed to use in any way he or she sees fit, as it is a symbol and not an official insignia.

Insignia and emblem awaits a fully matured design, but discussions are alive and well, and the symbolic direction is clear. As is our tradition, we try to keep matters brewing in our grassroots rather than submitting to expedience through committees.

It should be noted that many of these discussion revolve around respected and firmly rooted Icelandi mythology of the entities of our land and our heritage.

The flag is defined in our constitution which also allows for a renewed referendum on the official flag every hundred years. In 2015 Althing stated new laws onto proper use and handling of our flag.

Only citizens of the National Republic of Iceland are allowed to use the National Flag of the republic. No foreign entities are allowed to use it in any capacity without explicit permission of the state. No entity in The Democratic Republic of Iceland is?allowed to use the flag under any circumstances, except to declare allegiance to the National republic.

We are very proud of the saga and meaning of?involving our flag and take any abuse of it very gravely.