1. European Union
   Mayors for Peace
2. Nobel Women's Initiative
   Three Seas Initiative

The European Union consists of 28 countries in Europe that interact both politically and economically. Over 500 million people live within the countries making up the union. Following a referendum vote, Great Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union soon.

1. Forum of Federations
   International Monetary Fund
2. Allied Control Council
   ACMECS

This organization has 189 countries as members. It focuses on global monetary cooperation, facilitating international trade, sustainable economic growth, high employment rates in member countries, securing financial stability and reducing poverty.

1. Middle East Pact
   European Social Movement
2. United Nations
   Organization of American States

At the end of World War II, the United Nations was established as the successor to the League of Nations. Currently, it consists of 193 member states and works to preserve world peace.

1. The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies
   Friends of Israel Initiative
2. Visegrád Group
   Warsaw Pact

A US-based group of libertarians and conservatives which believes that the state exists to preserve freedom, It also states that the separation of governmental powers is central to the US constitution.

1. EUR-OPA Major Hazards Agreement
   New European Order
2. Organization of American States
   International Political Science Association

This organization was founded in Paris in 1949 as part of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation.

1. Parliamentary Network on the World Bank & International Monetary Fund
   Atlantic Treaty Association
2. Chamber of Regions
   Baltic Assembly

This is an inter-parliamentary organization responsible for monitoring the accountability and transparency of international financial institutions. It focuses on youth job creation among others. This organization is based in 140 countries and was formed in 2000.

1. Republican Party
   The Global Campaign to Return to Palestine
2. Municipal Alliance for Peace
   Democratic Alliance

Often called the Grand Old Party or GOP, the Republican Party was formed in 1854. Along with the Democratic Party, it forms the two major political parties in US politics. The first Republican president was Abraham Lincoln.

1. Conservative Party
   African National Congress
2. Zanu PF
   Inkatha Freedom Party

The African National Congress was formed in 1912. From its inception, it fought for the rights of Black South Africans, a group marginalized by the system of Apartheid. After the first democratic elections in South Africa in 1994, the ANC came to power with Nelson Mandela the first democratically elected president in the country.

1. Conservative Party
   English Democrats
2. Community Action Party
   Wessex Regionalists

The party that gave the world Maggie Thatcher and Winston Churchill, the Conservative Party is one of the biggest political parties in the United Kingdom. They were formed in 1834 and have been the major political player in the United Kingdom, especially in the 20th Century.

1. Baltic Assembly
   The Coexistence Trust
2. Visegrád Group
   Sinn Féin

Sinn Féin was formed in 1905. In the 1970s the party was linked with the Irish Republican Army that ran a military campaign in Northern Ireland and in other parts of the British Isles. In the mid-2000s, a peace deal was brokered and today, the party plays an active role in Irish politics.

1. Economic Freedom Fighters
   Constitution Party
2. Pan African Congress
   Raza Unida Party

The Constitution Party was a short-lived political organization. Formed in 1952, a mere 12 years later, it had dissolved. Their best result in the presidential race came in 1956, when T. Coleman Andrews received around 100,000 votes.

1. Freedom Socialist Party
   Liberal Democrats
2. Nobel Women's Initiative
   New Democratic Party

A relatively new party, the Liberal Democrats formed in 1988 at the merger between two other political parties, the Social Democratic Party and the Liberal Party. They currently have 12 members of parliament but at the height of their popularity under Nick Clegg, boasted 57 in 2010.

1. Bricks
   Warsaw Pact
2. North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
   European Union

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization formed in 1949, originally with 12 members, including the United States and Great Britain. It was initially formed as a defensive alliance for Europe, especially as the threat of Communism rose and the Cold War started. Today, it consists of 29 members.

1. EUR-OPA Major Hazards Agreement
   Association Internationale des Maires Francophones
2. Social Democratic Party of Germany
   ACMECS

Formed in 1863, the Social Democratic Party of Germany is the oldest political party in the country. The party was last in power in 2002 as part of a coalition.

1. International Simultaneous Policy Organization
   Baltic Assembly
2. Conference of Ministers of Justice
   Warsaw Pact

Formed in 1955, the Warsaw Pact saw the Soviet Union sign a treaty with a number of other communist-ruled countries including East Germany, Poland, Romania and Czechoslovakia. It was seen as a direct opponent to NATO.

1. Reform Party
   Conservative Party
2. European Social Movement
   Middle East Pact

Founded in 1995, the Reform Party gained much support with Ross Perot as its presidential candidate. Perot had received 18% of the popular vote in 1992 but this dropped to 8% in the 1996 election. In 2016, candidate Rocky De La Fuente received just 33,000 votes during the election.

1. Communist Party
   Libertarian Party
2. United States Marijuana Party
   Unity Party of America

The Libertarian Party was established in 1971 and has over a half-million registered voters. In 2016, Gary Johnson, their nominee for US president, received 3% of the popular vote which amounted to 4 million votes.

1. Justice Party
   Christian Liberty Party
2. Labour Party
   Arabs for Israel

Formed in 1900, the Labour Party is one of the biggest political parties in Great Britain and counts Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Harold Wilson and Neil Kinnock among its leaders. This party makes social justice their core and operates center-left in the political spectrum.

1. Party for Socialism and Liberation
   New Black Panther Party
2. Atlantic Treaty Association
   Objectivist Party

Formed in Texas in 1989, the New Black Panther Party is not a follow up to the Black Panthers from the 1960s. They claim to have a few thousand members.

1. Christian Democratic Union
   Prohibition Party
2. Socialist Equality Party
   Workers World Party

The Christian Democratic Union of Germany was formed in the aftermath of World War II in 1945. It is currently led by Angela Merkel, who is also the chancellor of Germany.

1. Veterans Party of America
   Libertarian Party
2. Zanu PF
   Justice Party

Formed in 1987, Zanu-PF is the ruling party in Zimbabwe. It was ruled by Robert Mugabe until 2017. He, too, was the prime minister of the country.

1. Fourth International Caucus
   Green Party
2. Revolutionary Organization of Labor
   Solidarity

Formed in 2001, this party focuses on eco-socialism. In 2000, the party with Ralph Nader as their presidential candidate won 2.7% of the popular vote, with many saying they cost Al Gore the election.

1. Forum of Federations
   Conference of Specialised Ministers
2. Whigs
   Democratic Party

Formed in 1828, the Democratic Party can be traced back to the Democratic-Republican party of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. The world's oldest political party, it was established by supporters of Andrew Jackson. It currently boasts a membership of around 44 million people.

1. Independent Democrats
   Revolutionary Guards Party
2. Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption
   National Bloc

The Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption was founded in 2002 as part of an international leadership initiative against political corruption and for promoting good governance. In areas where corruption is found, the organization applies pressure to have it ended.

1. Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management
   Organization of American States
2. Arabic Popular Movement
   Flag Party

The Organization of American States is a regional organization established in 1948 to promote cooperation and regional stability in the Americas. Its headquarters are in Washington D.C. Currently, it consists of 35 states.

1. National Party of Egypt
   Union Party
2. Justice Party
   International Tibet Network

This body consisting of an international coalition of Tibet-related non-government organizations focusing on increasing the efficiency and capacity of members' groups and the Tibet Movement. It was founded in 2000.

1. Humane Party
   Scottish National Party
2. Objectivist Party
   Socialist Action

The Scottish National Party was founded in 1934. The main aim of this party is to campaign for the independence of Scotland. A referendum on the subject was held in 2014, with voters just deciding not to push for independence.

1. EastWest Institute
   Dignity Party
2. Democratic Peace Party
   Light Party

The EastWest Institute is based in New York. It is an international organization that helps to try and stop conflicts around the globe through diplomacy. It was established in 1980.

1. Economic Freedom Fighters
   National Conciliation Party
2. Tomorrow Party
   National Front

Led by Julius Malema, the Economic Freedom Fighters are one of the newer parties on the South African landscape. Formed in 2013, they have quickly found support with their land expropriation without compensation rhetoric.

1. National Alliance
   NATO
2. UNESCO
   Warsaw Pact

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization or UNESCO was established in 1946. The organization aims to promote cooperation in education, science and other fields between countries as a way of establishing peace and security worldwide.

1. Radical Democracy Party
   Democrats
2. Whig Party
   Republicans

The Whig party was established in 1834, but by 1860 had dissolved. It was responsible, however, for producing four American presidents. The reason for its dissolution? A difference in opinion between members over slavery.

1. Islamist Coalition
   The Good Movement
2. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
   Country Liberal Party

This inter-governmental organization promotes free trade within the Asia-Pacific Region. More widely known as APEC, it was established in 1989 with headquarters in Singapore.

1. Australian Labor Party
   Australian Greens
2. Centre Alliance
   Derryn Hinch's Justice Party

A party with democratic socialist principles, the Australian Labor Party was established in 1901, making it the oldest political party in the country. It is currently the main opposition party in the country.

1. Friends of Israel Initiative
   Forum of Federations
2. Union of African States
   Organization of Islamic Cooperation

Founded in 1969, over 1.8 billion people from 57 member states fall under the banner of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. It works to "safeguard and protect the interests of the Muslim world in the spirit of promoting international peace and harmony."

1. Inkatha Freedom Party
   Liberal Democrats
2. Republican Party
   None of the above

Formed in 1975, the Inkatha Freedom Party is a political movement supported by the Zulu nation in South Africa. Its leader is Mangosuthu Buthelezi, a prominent Zulu tribal leader. Most of its support base is found in the province of KwaZulu - Natal.

1. National Front
   Liberal Democrats
2. Conservative
   Democratic Alliance

Established in 1967, the National Front is a far-right, neo-nazi party that is both anti-Semitic and displays principles of white supremacy. They do not garner much support in Great Britain but still remain active.

1. Freedom Front
   Republican Party
2. Democratic Party
   Democratic Alliance

The Democratic Alliance comes from a long line of opposition parties in South African politics starting with the Progressive Party, Progressive Federal Party and the Democratic Party which morphed into the Democratic Alliance in 2003.