"United Nations" Card game

I sort of have this game idea I've been working on, and I would like some feedback as to whether it's good enough to go to the next step.

It's a tongue-in-cheek comedy (hopefully) sort of game where each player is a member of a world wide organisation (that acts like the "United Nations". From now on I'll refer to it as the UN, but have every intention to later down the track come up with a fictitious name).

The game itself has no board, and relies on cards. There is a brief explanation below, but the way the distribution of cards will work is that you buy the base game, which includes a couple of the "larger" nations of the world, as well as all the other stuff you need to play the game. Later on, depending on how successful the game may be, "expansions" will be released, which are made up of new nations (which have unique cards) and cards that are universal.

The point of the game is to win (obviously), but there are two victory conditions depending on how the game plays out. It can end in war or peace. The idea is for each nation to work together to better their own nation and increase their global influence. However, at the same time players can secretly sabotage each other (and even themselves) to alter the outcome of events. Doing so results in corruption points (which are what are used to determine the victor at the end of the game).

Within the game there are two main decks (with one being subdivided into two types of cards:

"United Nations" Deck:
The communal deck of cards that is included with the base game. At the beginning of each round the Chairman takes the top two cards and picks one to play. Some cards help the UN while others hinder it, and the Chairman is able to pick the card that helps his/her own position within the game the most. The other players are not allowed to see the discarded card, and the Chairman can choose to remain silent, explain the other card, or lie about it.

Player Deck:
Action Cards: Made up of both cards unique to a player's nation and universal cards. Players use these cards to propose "objectives" to the UN. Successfully completed objectives advance a player's position in the game, while they are punished for uncompleted ones. Each player can only have one active objective at a time.

Resource Cards: These are the cards players "pledge" towards each others objectives. They either move the objective closer to completion or sabotage its efforts. Players pledge resources to their own objectives too.

TURN ORDER:
The game runs for a predetermined number of rounds, each of which represent a year (i.e. one round equals one year). Each round is further split into a specific sequence, which is as follows:
1. The Chairman is elected for the year
2. The Chairman takes the top two cards from the UN Deck and chooses one to play.
3. Each player, one at a time (including the Chairman) proposes an objective to the UN, if their previous one has been competed (one objective at a time).
4. One objective at a time, players pledge resources secretly: cards are played face down and then shuffled. The cards are then turned up one at a time (nobody knows who played what card)
5. A check for completed objectives occurs. Any completed objectives are removed from the table and the benefits are collected.
6. A new year begins.

END GAME:
After the last year, each nation reveals their corruption level. The levels are tallied and if the total corruption exceeds a certain number the game ends in war, and if the corruption is less the game ends in peace.
In peacetime, everyone bar the nation with the most corruption wins, while in war this player would win and everyone else would lose.

CORRUPTION: A hidden measure of how corrupt a nation is. Players accumulate corruption points during the game, both though their own and others actions. It is each nation's final corruption level that ultimately determines who wins and loses the game.

INFLUENCE: A measure of how successful a player's nation is. The more developed the nation becomes, the more influence they have. The nation with the most influence at the beginning of the year is elected Chairman.

The whole idea of the game is to be a really cheesy sort of thing, that pokes fun at all the countries that are apart of it. I know you run the risk of offending people, but I think it will make the experience overall more enjoyable.

Some card ideas I've had for objectives include:
UNIVERSAL CARDS: Banana Plantation, Casino, International Airport, National Park, etc.
UNIQUE: Sputnik Satellite (Russia), Milkshake bar (USA), Ancient Wonder (Egypt), Kiwi Fruit Plantation (New Zealand), Comedy Festival (Canada), Fourth Reich (Germany), Oil Refinery (Saudi Arabia), etc.

I would love some feedback for the game, so please let me know your thoughts!