Sanctus – Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas today announced she would be joining the race to succeed Charlene Hendry as leader of the Democratic Left Party. Thomas, who is a part of the socialist wing of the party, was widely expected to join
Sanctus – Cllr. Ethan Ringrose of Sanctus City Council has today thrown his hat into the ring to succeed Charlene Hendry as Leader of the Democratic Left Party. Ringrose previously represented his party in this year’s presidential election, narrowly losing out to
Sanctus – Chancellor Charlene Hendry today formally stepped down as leader of the Democratic Left Party, staying in place as Chancellor until the dissolution of the House of Deputies later this year. She announced that the federal board of the party had
Sanctus – Chancellor Charlene Hendry today announced that cabinet has agreed to split the Homeland Security Bureau, aka the HSB, out from the Sanctarian Federal Police to become a standalone agency. The HSB, tasked with domestic counter-intelligence, will be renamed as the
Saint-Owen – Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas today proposed an athletics championship open to all former members of the Papal States of Sanctaria in order to foster friendship, history, and diplomacy between the different linked, but now independent, countries. Speaking at the opening
Sanctus – Over three years after Secretary Kathryn Stewart announced she would be creating the Disaster Management Agency, the Government have finally announced who they are nominating to be the inaugural Director-General of the body. Secretary Stewart announced this morning that the
Sanctus – A long awaited report by the Church of Sanctaria’s Synod of Bishops recommends that the Patriarch end the rule that only unmarried and celibate men be able to become priests of the Sanctarian Catholic Church. The report, released this morning
Sanctus – The curse of the outgoing Prime Minister continues into the position of Chancellor it seems with Charlene Hendry announcing today that the next election, scheduled for later this year, will see her leave parliament after almost 40 years. Announcing her
Corpus – Almost half of the cabinet will be at risk of losing their seats at the next election, or risk not getting selected at all by their party, according to Professor of Political Geography at National University of Sanctaria, Corpus, Yvonne
Sanctus – The Electoral Commission today announced that the number of the seats the House of Deputies will have for the next election is 460, a reduction of 339 seats. The 42% reduction comes almost four years after federalisation, with the next