Minister of State Toquauhtli told Xiomeran state media today that “a deal is possible” concerning the creation of an Imperial colony in Taragai. He cautioned, however, that any such deal would be dependent on it “meeting the economic and demographic needs of
Huenyan officials have confirmed observations by domestic and foreign media that the Xiomeran Empire appears to have initiated a withdrawal from part of the territory it was occupying within Huenyan borders. Xiomera occupied the Tihanang region of western Huenya in September 2023,
One of Xiomera’s top army generals has broken ranks and stunned the country with his statement to the media denouncing the Empire’s plan to colonize part of Taragai as a “dangerous overreach”. General Coacoehua, commander of the 9th Military Region of the
DTNS Special Report: Bodii Kherlen in Bor-Öndör, Stephanie Williams in Tlālacuetztla After years of subterfuge and veiled operations in multiple countries, the Xiomeran Empire has abruptly decided to rip the veil off. The revelation that Ebegei, self-proclaimed “Khatun of Taragai”, was a
DNA testing reveals leader of monarchist rebellion may be imposter In an exclusive story investigated by DTNS reporter Bodii Kherlen, an explosive allegation that the leader of the monarchist revolt in western Taragai is not who she claims to be has been
The Huenyan government announced today that it has chosen Xochica, its current Secretary of Justice, to take up the role of Secretary-General of LIDUN. Huenya assumed the Presidency of LIDUN on August 5th, 2026. “Secretary Xochica has extensive experience with understanding and
In the first law passed since the new Huenyan Federal Legislature was seated, all muncipalities that maintain a police force will be required to appoint a local citizen as a police monitor. Law 5-2026, the Law Enforcement Oversight Act, mandates that “any
In what election observers had viewed almost as a foregone conclusion, incumbent President Xiadani and her Unification Party stormed to a dominating victory in Huenya’s national elections. The President earned re-election with 58% of the vote. Given the presence of twenty-one opposing
In a statement posted to his official account online, Prime Minister Toquihu of Xiomera warned neighboring Huenya that re-electing incumbent President Xiadani in their upcoming elections would lead to resumed hostilities between the two nations. “Xiadani has consistently pursued a bigoted anti-Xiomeran
A recent poll shows mixed feelings on the current state of the Huenyan presidential race. The poll was conducted on May 17th by Huenya’s H1 television network and the Center for Media Studies at the Huenyan National University of Chuaztlapoc. The poll