Dr. Anton Niebüll, professor for modern philosophy at the university of Nordtor, generally agrees with Antarchan nihilism expert Dr. Lakuwit.
“We will never defeat the problems we have, especially not those we continue to create ourselves and seem to be too unwilling to give up, e.g. the pollution of Pacifica, violence, wars, nuclear weapons. However, while it might be futile, I believe it’s our moral duty to fight against the injustices and try to find solutions for our problems anyway. Maybe we are the only ones implementing possible solutions, which will make the efforts seem to render useless, but at least we can confidently say, we tried to make the world the best place possible.”
Zweitland Prison was the 28th prison to close today in this decade after a steadily falling population of prisoners in Besern. Furthermore, the number of paroles have been set to increase with the rehabilitation programmes initiated by the previous two governments.
This includes mandatory re-education, including moral and social syllabuses (including the teaching of the Constitution, how is it used and its purpose), as well as strict behaviour control and every rehabilitant being issued a personal journal to write their thoughts into. Guards have also been taught to be kind and supportive where they can, to instill trust and dignity as being important in rehabilitants’ lives, and to show their concern to them to encourage their re-learning. National initiatives like the Besernian Yellow Ribbon Movement have also played a part, encouraging companies to open up to ex-offenders.
2 oil rigs have been installed in Cinis strait after two years of construction. 3 more rigs are still under testing in Varana drydock, expected to complete in two months. The government hopes increased oil revenue would help alleviate Livana’s debt problem.
The cabinet trimester meeting has been concluded today. Early in the morning, the cabinet and other coalition-relevant members of the parliament, such as Mr. Kuhn, took a 4 hour long hike to hill near Mt. Tlohog. This is a tradition, giving the attendees an opportunity for a private talk. Lunch followed the hike after a brief pause, leading then to a meeting in the conference room.
The main subjects were: nuclear power, climate change and environmental protection, conflict between Nicholas and Great Britain and Romordia and digitalisation.
The following are the resolutions:
1. Nuclear Power
Nuclear power will not be expanded
Nuclear power to be classified as a bridge technology
Predicted usage in the future at 33% with subsequent slow phase out
2. Climate Change and environmental protection
Energy mix to be fully renewable until 2040
Further subventions for electrification of vehicles and for industry (H2)
Official stance of the government to be open to new technologies, such as e-fuels
3. Conflict between N&GB and Romordia
Clarification of troop movements by N&GB
Moderation attempt between the two countries
Last resort being the WF
4. Digitalisation
Reducing bureaucracy by creating a ‘e-citizen’ forum which allows all basic necessities to be made online, such as: new ID, passport, drivers license, interface with doctors (eReceit), etc.
Digitalisation of the health industries: electronic file (eAkte), new communications program between health institutions: GNP (Gesundheitsnetzwerkportal / Health network portal)
Kliegmean Ministry of Internal Affairs has launched GOV24, an e-government website that integrates several previous electronised government functions to one single site. Additionally, the MoIA has stated that people will be able to digitalise their resident registration cards can have their identities verified simply by showing key information of their ID cards, including name, resident registration number, address and the card issuing agency, through a smartphone app run and encrypted by GOV24.
The serial killer responsible for the murders of many FiHami musicians has been caught.
Kuro Tatuafu is a 26 year old fisherman who lived in Huah-Huah for his whole life. He was caught after FiHami popstar Afira agreed to be a decoy to lure Tatuafu in.
He was a relatively normal man, his parents told news sources. “He did have an obsession with the band Embers and Ash, and claimed all other groups to be inferior. But he didn’t have a violent bone in his body. We’re surprised, for sure.”
The trial is to be held next week. If found guilty, Tatuafu could find himself spending life in prison.
The show produced by several FiHami bands will air one last episode as a tribute to the deceased musicians. Many fans were devastated by the news, but were sympathetic.
A statue of Érik Éhmann, a Transclarve nationalist and the State President of the Transclarve Republic, was thrown into the Clarve river. The perpetrators are still unknown
The Jakubian Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the reformation of the Jakubskie Demokratyczne Siły Wsparcia’s (JDSW) international wing along with the reestablishing connections between the wing and the Jakubian Government.
The JDSW is a paramilitary organization based out of Jakub that prioritizes sending volunteer soldiers to primarily Democratic-leaning military groups and organizations. It has seen fighting in a decent sun of conflicts in Crabry and the world before the 1970’s but was disestablished due to disagreements with the Jakubian Government and the JDSW.
The Ministry for Home Affairs of the Federal Republic of Besern have been inundated with letters from redundant prison guards and workers politely requesting for a swifter response in regards to their future careers.
The Minister spoke this afternoon, beseeching them to “please stop flooding our post office, we promise, we will find you a job, and rest assured, we will pay your existing salary as usual should we have not by the next month and so forth”.
Ironically, a former prison guard was detained at a police station after fainting on the sidewalk after a case of accidental alcohol poisoning intertwined with public nuisance from publicly tongue-kissing a street bollard under the influence.
Pelinese national space agency Pelkosmos and the Royal Pelinese Space Force have officially launched the last of 24 satellites in the VEMIKA satellite navigation and positioning system today, granting the array full coverage of the entirety of Pacifica.
A district in the city of Treisag has been put under a temporary 24-hour curfew after mass reports of people kicking traffic cones and spanking post boxes persistently and delibrately without probable cause. The Minister-President for the Treisag state has replied that he “does not find this funny. Please stop (sic).” New restrictions on alcohol consumption are being considered.
The USI annouces it will not militarily intervene in Romordia, as access points to the nation which would be required to sustain an expeditionary force are no longer available and a repeat of a coastal invasion is no longer feasible following defensive upgrades. This has widely been interpreted as a dig at kliegme and the CE in particular. However, the USI will continue to air drop military supplies into Romordia to aid their cause.
The Spokesman for the Strelna states that “Kliegme’s Crabry Policy is centered around adhering the content of the Non-Aggression Pacts signed with the nations of Crabry in the 1960s to promote mutual cooperation.” This is regarded as a diplomatic rhetoric on Kliegme’s neutrality towards the plight of the Romordians, as Kliegme and Nicholas and Britain signed a Non-Aggression Pact in 1961.
In the same statement however, Kliegme has announced that while it has successfully withdrawn the Sallodesian Garrison in Romordia + local cooperation, it will maintain humanitarian aid routes as long as necessary to provide Romordians with much-needed humanitarian supply.
When asked against the situation in Romrordia, Garovo Alertz stated “We wish that we were capable of doing something, but without major help and coordination from allies, intervening in this conflict is outside of our scope.”
The USI National Grid receives a 100% budget increase amid reports of major delays in connecting new clean energy projects to the grid as the current system cannot cope with demand. There will also be a reform in the prioritisation system for new project connections to prioritise large scale projects and projects nearing completion.
The private military group Terra Firma officially designated as a terror organisation by parliament. The move gives the Government the legal framework to perform military action agaisnt the group.
Jakubian President Wiktor Ruskowski has expressed his interest in intervening in Romordia against the N&GB. “Romordia and Jakub have not always been on the best of terms historically, but as we have shown before in our history together, any foreign nation attempting to threaten the sovereignty of another nation in Crabry shall face immediate justice.”
He later referred to the other nations not wishing to intervene, without referring to or suggesting any specific one, as “cowards” and “waning democracies”.
Two activists are facing charges of trespassing and vandalism after unfurling anti-monarchist banner on the side of Bank Marc tower in downtown San Marco. One of the activist was reportedly beaten with a baton, although San Marco Police Department claimed that both of them were trying to resist police intervention.
Qaweritoyu: Prime Minister Garcia has stated that the Government is now ready to return to Parliament and looking forward to continuing house business.
A throwback photo of the Prime Minister from his University days has surfaced and gone viral. The Prime Minister commented saying he has fond memories of that time in his life.
Mister Speaker Philip Horn has reminded the Government ahead of their return to Parliament that it is important not to make state decisions without advice. He recalled a time when he was an MP that a former Prime Minister changed the way Deputy Prime Ministers were appointed and that MPs are still dealing with the fallout surrounding this controversy.
President Elliott is estimated to be worth D3m as of 2023.
