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
Government slow to act despite widespread citizen action By Political Correspondent Kim Su-yeon SUYANG: Widescale protests have been observed throughout Haesan over the government’s lack of action to the Xiomera-supported Golden Blade insurgency’s shelling of the Huenyan capital Chuaztlapoc. The protests, which
[Picture: Green Party Leader Katherin Mīer] First of a series of explanatory articles by ENN Eirian Policy Correspondent Celēn Duvō (Translated by author into English) Going into the 2024 election season, many voters may still be confused about how the present-day Eirian
Ahead of November’s general election, the long-awaited party leader debate has arrived- and it did not disappoint. From economics to immigration to Xiomera, the leaders of Aredoa’s major political parties aimed to win over the studio audience and Aredoa as a whole
Two leaders of political parties in Lauchenoiria have resigned their position in advance of the April 2024 elections, citing their desire to retire from federal politics at the election. Damian Andrés of the Left Alliance, and Katherine Wright of the Feminist Party,
Today, after Xiomeran state media released documents planning an invasion of Mallacaland, President Azim Shahid declared an executive order suspending martial law and transferring power from local police to the military. Soon after tanks were spotted heading down the M-1 Highway to
The Xiomeran state media service XIN has accused the Lauchenoirian government of planning an invasion of Mallacaland, based on documents it claims to have obtained. XIN used its evening news broadcast on September 17th to make the accusation, claiming to have documents
In a shock announcement, the three major establishment parties in Zongongia – Social Labour, Economic Focus and the Centre Liberals – are set to form a “grand coalition” following Thursday’s election resulting in a hung parliament. The three major parties will form
Multiple parties are in talks about forming a governing coalition following the hung parliament after Thursday’s election. No clear proposal has yet emerged from the talks, but journalists are keeping a keen eye on the comings and goings of party leaders out
Thursday’s general election has produced no clear winner, with Social Labour in the lead – but far, far short of the majority they would need to form a government without coalition partners. The last hung parliament, following the 2006 election, resulted in
Half of constituencies across Zongongia have now declared their results from Thursday’s election, with no clear winner emerging as of yet. These results are almost guaranteed to see a hung parliament, which last occurred in 2006. Unlike 2006, however, if results continue