Makonese Forces make major advances in the States of Cotê de Imperium and Cotê de Liberté. Field Martial Storm is believed to be attempting a siege of the La Citadelle Imperium region, the capital region of Montacia and major stronghold for Terra Firma.
In Keyli, Dictator Blanc has left hospital after recovering from her injuries from a booby trap explosive device. She is expected to meet with Keylic Congress President Leaping Wolf on Friday after talks broke down between the Makonese Government and the Breakaway region.
Terra Firma raid Port Fogle, the only deep sea port in Keanu and Hurley. During the raid they stole large quantities of food and water from warehouses.
A person who may or may not have been Izaakian, and may or may not work for a ministry that may or may not exist has said that Terra Firma forces in Keanu and Hurley only had enough food to continue their occupation for 1-2 weeks, and that this raid likely extends that for 3-5 weeks.
Missile Strike Confirmed in Med Karazh: Leaked Satellite Imagery Reveals Trajectory of Attack
Med Karazh, Mitallduk— New revelations are reshaping the investigation into last week’s devastating explosion in downtown Med Karazh, as leaked satellite imagery and internal intelligence briefings now suggest that the blast was caused by a missile strike, not a planted explosive as previously reported.
The updated assessment, confirmed by multiple officials familiar with the investigation, indicates that the weapon was a precision-guided munition fired from beyond the city perimeter. The strike destroyed several government buildings, including the Mitalldukish Provisional Government Offices, killing at least 611 people and injuring more than 1,500. The revised death toll, released Wednesday morning, follows ongoing recovery operations amid the smoldering ruins of the administrative quarter.
Viridia: Premier Ferrant has announced a large public endeavour under a so-called “Digital Sovereign Wealth Fund.” Before the Congressional Courts, he elaborated on vast projects using a new governmental fund to invest in digital global infrastructure in the race for AI. Within a few years after the construction of these data centers, the fund is expected to provide dividends towards all Viridian citizens.
Sierra Ticorre: A voluntary disarmament in the Elinaque was successful with over 50,000 guns turned in by anonymous former EGA sympathisers. The disarmament is a historic moment as the Elinaques reaffirm the peace treaty between the different ethnic groups as the conflict that characterised the previous century completely simmers down.
Everyone Has a Seat, No One Has the Power How the Grovne Conference gave birth to a fragile global institution, the paradox of the World Forum.
Grovne, Sedunn— When over a dozen heads of state and top diplomats gathered at the Tillava Old Factory in Grovne in early March 2017, they were convened not just by a king, but by a shared sense of institutional failure. The result, the World Forum, bills itself as a deliberative, consensus-first body designed to prevent conflict and coordinate global crises. But its origins, structure, and political compromises make the Forum as much a political experiment as an institution, one whose very design may prevent it from achieving its loftiest goals. The Grovne delegates didn’t just build an institution, they built a table wide enough for everyone, but bolted to the floor.
‘Hypersonic’ Missile Suspected in Med Karazh Strike: Investigators Examine New Evidence Amid Growing Tensions
Med Karazh, Mitallduk— Newly surfaced intelligence and forensic analyses are reshaping the understanding of the catastrophic strike that leveled much of Med Karazh’s administrative quarter last week, with multiple defense sources now suggesting that the weapon used may have been a hypersonic missile, a type of system previously unseen in the Cordilian conflict.
According to two officials briefed on the ongoing South Cordilian Joint Counterterrorism Taskforce (SCJCTF) investigation, recent telemetry data and impact modeling indicate that the projectile reached speeds and exhibited maneuvering characteristics consistent with a hypersonic-class munition. If confirmed, it would represent a major escalation in the technological sophistication of weapons used in the region’s conflict zones. “The evidence points toward a system capable of sustained atmospheric glide at hypersonic velocity,” said a defense official familiar with the analysis. “This is not a conventional missile, its flight pattern and heat trail are anomalous.”
The revelation follows the release of classified imagery showing the missile’s entry from the northeast, impacting directly above the Mitalldukish Provisional Government Offices. The strike killed at least 643 people and injured more than 1,600, devastating the city’s governmental core. Recovery teams continue to work through the wreckage, where over 40,000 residents have been displaced by blast damage and ongoing structural instability.
Okhoa, Okhoa — Voters across the Okhoa Republic are casting ballots today in a high-stakes referendum on the proposed new national constitution that, if approved, would remake the country’s political architecture and settle long-running debates over regional autonomy, resource rights and the balance of powers.
Balloting opened across the Protectorate’s districts at 5:30am local time and is scheduled to continue until 8:30pm at most polling stations. Polling stations in major urban centers and remote Zarhamas are reporting steady streams of voters through the morning. The National Electoral Commission (NEC) described turnout as “sustained” but warned that final participation figures will not be available until counting begins after polls close tonight.
“The people of Okhoa are deciding the rules that will govern them for generations,” the NEC Chairperson said in a midday briefing. “Our teams are focused on ensuring a free, fair and transparent process.”
Qaweritoyu
Christina Rivera has stepped down as Deputy Prime Minister. In a statement, she said, 'As my time as Deputy Prime Minister comes to a close, I want to express my deepest gratitude to the Prime Minister, my colleagues in government, and the people of Qaweritoyu for the trust and support you have shown me throughout my tenure.
Serving in this role has been an immense honour. Together, we have navigated moments of challenge and moments of real progress — always with the shared goal of building a stronger, fairer, and more principled nation. I am proud of what we have achieved, from advancing key legislative priorities to representing Qaweritoyu with integrity on the international stage.
While I step down from this office, my commitment to public service and to the values we have upheld remains unwavering. I look forward to supporting the government in new ways and to seeing the continued success of this administration under the Prime Minister’s leadership.
Thank you for the privilege of serving.’ The Prime Minister has said that replacing the Deputy Prime Minister immediately is ‘not on the cards’.
After KPHA’s victory in the 2025 Königspalast elections in September, desginated chancellor Martin Saar was able to announce a tripartite coalition treaty between the conservative KPHA, the liberal FPG and the nationalist AVP in what political commentators and parties from the center and left call a political dam break.
The most prominent agreements of the treaty read as follows:
strenghtening of a more neutral approach to Gianatlan foreign politics, including the immediate discussion on a continued membership in the CE
creation of an action plan to reduce the number of asylum applicants and accelerate deportation processes
immediate stop of the nuclear disarmament process and discussion to leave the TPNW
tax reform focusing on alleviating the tax burden on companies and facilitating the creation of wealth through by using the stock market
pension reform based on the higher life expectancy
social security reform to reduce costs in the federal budget (e.g. caps to the duration of eligibility for social benefits and introduction of practice fees at the doctor)
creation of at least 200,000 apartments per year to combat the housing crisis
big investments into AI and autonomous vehicles technology in order to modernise the Gianatlan economy
checks on “green policies” and abolition of “unnecessary bureaucracy thereof”
Saar’s cabinet is yet to be announced, especially since AVP’s possible members of government seem to undergo a signifcant background check by Saar and his confidants. They are ought to be presented to the public before the chancellor’s election scheduled for Thursday, 23 October 2025.
Kenauan Navy Seals, Special Boat Service, and Special Air Service launch coordinated missions across Terra Firma occupied islands to destroy their sea and air transports in an effort to prevent offensive manoeuvres against Keanuan controlled territory.
Urazhi, Okhoa — In a historic nationwide referendum, voters across Okhoa have approved a new national constitution, marking a major turning point in the region’s political evolution.
With 99.86% of precincts reporting, the measure passed 54.48% to 45.52%, officially establishing Okhoa as a constitutional federation of Zarhamas with greater self-governance and no direct oversight from Zuhlgan.
The final count, 413,972 votes in favor, 345,733 opposed, reflects deep divisions across the fledgling nation, with urban Zarhamas like Urbhala-sin and Ekkarat’hun voting strongly in favor, while several northern regions, including Voktirii and En’nukryia, opposed the measure.
Provisional results were certified early this morning by the Okhoa National Electoral Commission, which hailed the vote as “a democratic milestone in the nation’s path toward autonomy and accountability.”
Zuhlgan’s central government has not yet issued a formal statement, but sources indicate that negotiations over transitional authority and military jurisdiction will begin within days.
Zuhlgan Expands Military Presence in Tadukallai Isles— Troops Land on Kaliri and Zhuvellik Islands
Alkantara, Krauanagaz — In a major escalation of the conflict in Mitallduk, multiple intelligence and maritime monitoring agencies have confirmed the landing of Zuhlgani troops on Kaliri and Zhuvellik Islands, two territories within the Tadukallai Isles chain off the Mitalldukish coast. The move comes less than nine months after Zuhlgan’s controversial seizure of Aka Island, which remains under its control despite widespread international condemnation.
Preliminary satellite imagery and intercepted radio transmissions suggest that amphibious landing craft and logistics vessels offloaded personnel and light armored units late last night. Early estimates indicate that hundreds of Zuhlgani troops are now establishing forward operating positions and temporary air defense emplacements.
The Krauanagazan Department of Defense has described the operation as a “clear continuation of Zuhlgan’s expansionist campaign,” while military analysts warn that the occupation of multiple islands could signal preparations for a permanent Zuhlgani maritime foothold on the west coast of the Cordilian Peninsula.
No formal statement has yet been released by Zuhlgan’s Foreign Affairs Office, though state media in Ozaklá described the deployments as, “stabilization efforts in contested maritime zones.”
If confirmed, these landings mark the most significant territorial expansion by Zuhlgan since the April annexation of the Naraté Corridor and raise fears of a broader confrontation across the southern Cordilian seaboard.
In anticipation of the ucoming 2026 parliamentary elections candidates have begun campaining across the nation. The emerging issues this cycle appear to be climate change and education reforms, but only time will tell what dominates voters thoughts by election day.
Ferrosa-Indïgo is expected to hold a major press conference in anticipation of its annual deep dive.
President Amar Juban of Myria has signed a bill that would reorganise the Myrian Sovereign Wealth Fund to better reflect the diversified Myrian economy, allowing investment returns from SMEs to be used.
Protesters Clash with Police Outside Izaakian Consulate in Yayyára Amid Anger Over Med Karazh Missile Strike
Yayyára, Krauanagaz— Tensions flared late last night outside the Izaakian Consulate in Yayyára, as hundreds of protesters gathered to demand answers following reports that the missile strike on Med Karazh may have been carried out with hypersonic weaponry, a technology only Izaakia is currently known to possess.
Footage circulating on social media shows chaotic scenes outside the consulate gates: protesters chanting “Justice for Med Karazh!” and waving Mitalldukish flags alongside black banners bearing the phrase “We will not fall again.” Witnesses reported that gas canisters and bottles were thrown toward the building, prompting riot police to deploy shields and crowd-control barriers.
The Stanak (=Parliament) and Czar have both unilaterally decided on the first reforms of the Luzhnichkan language.
The first reform will be the standardization of the national language on the Latin alphabet instead of Glagolithic (which had been used historically).
The second reform will be the adoption of more digraphs such as Cz for Ч, Sz for Ш, Zz for Ж,Dz for Џ/Ѕ, Cj for Ћ, Dj for Ђ, Lj for Љ and Nj for Њ.
As many foreign-influenced words will be replaced with local alternatives (for example: Podatak, meaning Information, instead of Informacija, also meaning information.)
Debates in the Stanak are still happening to decide if there should be further reforms.
‘No paperwork, no meds for chronic illnesses, and no clear plan for families’: Krautallaz Flouts Court Order, Sending Migrants to Krauana and Kevpríg
Mitayyal, Krauanagaz— A pattern of mass interdictions and forced movements at Krautallaz’s northern frontier is drawing growing alarm from rights groups, aid agencies and several provincial governments. Since last week, provincial security forces in Krautallaz have reportedly been stopping people arriving at border crossings, detaining them in makeshift processing sites, then transporting them by bus and train hundreds of kilometers south to the provinces of Krauana and Kevpríg.
What began, officials say, as a temporary “security screening” measure in the wake of the Med Karazh investigation and heightened regional tensions has, according to multiple eyewitnesses, aid workers and leaked provincial memos, morphed into an organized program of interception and relocation carried out with minimal paperwork, little to no access for independent monitors, and scant transparency about where people are being taken or their legal status.
Supporters of the proposed bill hope for a streamlining of an ever more costly and time-consuming vote-counting procedure, while small parties see minority representation threatened.
The bill’s passage is almost certain, but the critics are hoping to subject the bill to a referendum after.
