An anti-government protest in the Zongongian capital of Sneedville, which officials have claimed has devolved into a “riot” is continuing for its fifth consecutive day. The protest began on Saturday, and appeared to have ended when police forces dispersed tear gas. However,
Zongongia has voted 67% to 33% against unifying with the neighbouring Matriarchy of Kerlile, but with several border regions recording votes in favour. Spoiled and otherwise invalid votes were also at a record high, even compared to the earlier referendum on carbon
Zongongians have voted 62% to 38% to abolish the monarchy in the fourth referendum result to be announced this evening. Shortly after the result was announced, reports have suggested that between 2 to 5 helicopters have been seen departing from the Royal
Zongongians have rejected the third referendum question, “should tertiary education become compulsory?” by 54% to 46%. This is a significantly narrower margin than expected; and many “no” voters have suggested online that while they do not support making it compulsory, they would
The second set of results is out, and Zongongians have rejected the nationalisation of all “essential industries” by 69% to 31%. This was the Communist Party’s question originating out of the coalition deal, and was also expected to fail according to opinion
The first result is in from the five referendums being held in Zongongia following the five-party coalition deal made last year. The question, “Should Zongongia establish a carbon rationing system”, has been rejected by 73% of voters who submitted a valid ballot
Tomorrow, Thursday 25th September 2025, Zongongian voters will go to the polls to decide on five different referendum questions, all of which would dramatically change Zongongian society overnight. Part of the deal which saw Zongongia’s mainstream parties locked out of government by
Five referendums will be held in Zongongia in September, following a five-party coalition deal after last year’s elections. There has already been a delay in the running of the five referendums, which were initially planned for April, due to logistical difficulties. Opposition
Helga Wuopio, leader of Republic Now, has become the new Prime Minister of Zongongia, after meeting with King Osvald this morning. Despite concerns that the King would refuse Wuopio, the meeting went smoothly, and the five-party coalition led by Republic Now will
A coalition deal has finally been reached in Zongongia on the eve of the deadline between Republic Now, Green Ecology, Women Rising, the Communists and the Tomorrow Party. Full details of the deal have yet to be released, however the new coalition
Republic Now! has agreed a preliminary coalition deal with both Green Ecology and the Tomorrow Party, assuming the trio of parties can attract enough additional partners to form a government. The three-party agreement still leaves the group 95 seats short of a