Sanctus – There was a steady stream of people making their way through the gates of St. Catherine’s Cemetery in western Sanctus this morning, as families gathered to remember loved ones on Memorial Day. Despite the cool autumnal weather, the cemetery was
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
The Xiomeran government announced today that it will begin implementing major changes in how citizenship in the Empire is determined. The changes are due to a new citizenship law approved last Monday by Empress Calhualyana and the Imperial Parliament. Effective November 1st,
The Huenyan government unveiled a monument to “martyrs and heroes” in its capital of Chuaztlapoc today. The 750-foot-tall Tiacahuan Tlahlotl (Tower of Heroes) is located in the Green Zone of the capital, to the north of Federation Hall, the home of the
Ben Bo Bien, Doi Nam – The President’s private plane has left the country, carrying President Vuong to Xiomera as the Vuong Regime collapses. With rebellions cropping up throughout the country, military and security forces have been fully overwhelmed, and the DLA
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
Ben Bo Bien, Doi Nam – The Doinamese Conflict has entered into a new phase, with new areas of conflict opening up across the country. While until recently, the ongoing fighting has been taking place largely in the isolated and rugged northern
Kamil Nespoli, the biological father of Natasha and Imogen Robinson, has announced via his lawyer Amalija Eserē, M3-L, that he will be challenging his ex-partner Carmen Robinson for custody of his younger daughter, Imogen Robinson, 13. Nespoli, a former train mechanic and
A series of flyers and leaflets have begun to circulate in the Xiomeran capital Tlālacuetztla, condemning the XCP and Empress Calhualyana and urging people to topple the Imperial regime. A previously unknown group calling itself the Alliance to Restore Xiomera, or the