In the northern side of New Riga’s Eighth District, a stone’s throw away from the Nereus Sea, sits a bustling immigrant community known as the Vaikelinn. In this seaside section of Eiria’s biggest port city, Solavanian immigrants have formed a vibrant, thriving ethnic enclave. Street vendors selling delicious smelling seafood stews sit right outside stores […]
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The Associjacōn dei Film ut Kēnofilm Eiriani (Eirian Television and Movie Association) Awards Ceremony concluded last night, to the enjoyment of thousands of viewers across Eiria. Eiria’s largest film award ceremony was filled with the same theatrical and cultural flair that viewers have come to expect from the AFKE awards, with performances and speeches by […]
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It’s been half a year since the Union of Caxcanan States was officially announced in October 2021, and even though recent geopolitical developments have put strain on the UCS member states and their foreign relations, developments such as freedom of movement and expedited customs have brought the citizens of the Union much closer together. And […]
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Eirian Chancellor Stendē, in an extended press conference this morning, presented her selections for Cabinet positions to the general public. Out of the fifteen Cabinet Ministers up for reappointment, only three ministers were chosen for reappointment, signifying the large change in ruling coalition ideology since the 2020 election. Those selected will now state their experience […]
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As the Eirian Elections wound down yesterday, a clear leader emerged in the Chancellor Election: Leah Stendē and Lynn Morrin. Earning 60.76% of the vote, Chancellor-Elect Stendē is now set to take Eiria’s highest office on February sixth. François Vihrovs and Arthur Miezis had the second most votes, taking 21.27% of the vote. The Ronis-Lefevre […]
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With Eirian national elections just a month away, all major political entities in the country are scrambling to gain every inch of public support still left on the battlefield of politics. The Serso coalition that was supposed to be a temporary solution has been solidified into the “Unity Alliance”, and the remaining national parties have […]
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The Unitist holiday of Angeli is here once again, and the streets of Eiria are lit up with vivid colors and shining lights. In Geminus, many streetlights are decked out with the red, green, blue, yellow, and white shades that are associated with this holiday. Liberty Square was packed with Angeli choirs trying to outdo […]
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Ranking Justice Pavils Kuznecovs, longest seated member of the Eirian National High Court, passed away today at the age of 86. A well-respected jurist, he wrote opinions and judgements for hundreds of well-known cases. He died of natural causes in his home in Clirslauk, a town in the Geminus province not far from the Geminus […]
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It’s been over two months since the end of the New Riga Olympiad, but around Eiria, athletes have been working to make a difference outside of the stadiums. A number of Olympic Athletes, including big names such as Jeong Hyun-ki, Daniel Anderson, and Maya Rivera, have spearheaded fundraisers to support ‘Lei Associjācon paur Egaledzi danz […]
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The Western Duel, a major competition of the Eirian martial art Nara, was rocked yesterday as a Huenyan became the first non-Eirian to win their weight class in that competition. Cipactli, a Necatli Narasa in the Men’s 135-150 pound (61-68 kilogram) category, stunned the predominantly Eirian community by defeating reigning champion Nauris Karklins 10-8 in […]
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