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
The Women’s Party of Kerlile has come out on top in the first multi-party elections within the Matriarchy of Kerlile since the country’s foundation. Prior to the legalisation of six other parties, the Women’s Party was the sole legal political party in
The Huenyan Federal Legislature has passed three security measures aimed at securing the country further as it recovers from the Golden Blade insurgency. The first measure, the Ensuring Proper Alignment of Huenyan TRC-Derived Entities Act (23-2025), affects the Special Investigative and Prosecutorial
Pictured: Deputy Foreign Minister Alek Render The Arquette coalition government, made up of Aurian Reason, the Social Democrats, and the Greens, has recently come under fire for comments made by its Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs during a fundraiser for Aurian refugee
In today’s morning briefing, Silvē Dušar, a spokeswoman for Chancellor Stendē, announced that the Ministry of Education was partnering with Geminus Provincial University (Central Campus), the New Riga Research Institute, the Kalrē School of Government and Public Affairs, and Central Merēta University
Earlier today, former Foreign Secretary Sandra Pavía announced that she is set to lead a new political party, Together for Lauchenoiria, into the 2024 Lauchenoirian Elections. Twenty-two Members of Parliament have joined Pavía in the new party; all from either the Liberals
The Council of Kerlile has approved the creation of three new political parties: Environment and Conservation Party; the Secadualist Union Party; and the Free Market Party. The session was attended by seven out of nine Councillors; and Councillor Natalia Hart indicated her
The Matriarchy of Kerlile will allow women to petition the Council to form new political parties, in a decision announced this afternoon. Any group that can gain at least one hundred signatures from women over the age of sixteen may submit a
By National Political Correspondent Han Min-ji HWAGANG: During this evening’s Question Hours at the National Assembly, Prime Minister Jan van Deventer decided to torpedo his own government. In a bizarre two hour session broadcast to the public over the Haesan News Network,
Sanctus – The race to become the next leader of the Democratic Left Party took a new turn today when backbench MP Nicola Allman announced she would no longer be contesting the vote, and that she urged her supporters and voters to