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Weisserstein · April 20, 2023, 8:52am

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Kaiser Wilhelm II and Kronprinz Wilhelm III visits Kliegmean Almans

April 15, 2023

Phönixberg - This Friday, His Imperial and Royal Majesty, Kaiser Wilhelm II von Lichtenburg-Hohenzollern and the Crown Prince, Wilhelm III, visited Kliegmean Almans as part of a series of visits towards local Alman communities in Southern Cordilia and Crabry.

Kaiser Wilhelm II in Phönixberg. (Source: Weissersteiner Welle)

The visit began with the Kaiser and Kronprinz arriving in the Alman Autonomous Oblast of Kliegme. Both royals were greeted by members of the local government of the AAO, including governor Rausenbach.

The Kaiser and Kronprinz started their visit with a quick visit to the Phönixplatz, the city square. The two then went to the University of Phönixberg, where the Kaiser was given an honorary PhD in Alman Culture Studies. Following their visit to the University of Phönixberg, the two then visited the Natural History Museum.

kliegme collage visit

Collage of locations the Kaiser and The Kronprinz visited, clockwise from top left: the Phönixplatz, the Natural History Museum in Phönixberg, Sanktmikhaicherkov, and Anastasiasky Sobor. (Source: Weissersteiner Welle)

The two then visited the Sanktmikhaicherkov (St. Mikhail Kirche), the largest Catholic church in the city. And afterwards, they visited Anastasiasky Sobor, the largest Orthodox church in Phönixberg. The visit was meant to symbolize the spiritual brotherhood between the mostly Catholic Weissersteiners and the mostly Orthodox Kliegmeans, and symbolize Christian (and to an extent, Abrahamic) unity amongst the people’s of the South Pacific.

After the visit to the two churches, the Kaiser and Kronprinz visited a local children’s hospital in the city, before returning to Mumeia International Airport to make their trip to the Alman community in Jakub. Before departing, the Kronprinz was gifted the title Tourism Ambassador of Phönixberg by the Oblast’s government.

Matteo Ahrendt

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Weisserstein · September 17, 2023, 6:05am

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New steps taken at the Triple Alliance summit

September 17, 2023

Riverion - A joint statement by the leaders of Weisserstein, Sugovia, and Clashonia during the Triple Alliance summit in the Sugovian capital of Riverion gained international attention as the three nations declare that they will pursue even closer diplomatic, economic, and military cooperation amidst the growing instability in the region. This also brought the socio-political-economic and military alliance between the three nations that was established in 1996, to the center-stage of the international spotlight.

Leaders of the Triple Alliance, from left to right: Muhammad Malik of Sugovia, Friedrich Müller of Weisserstein, and Pankrâtz Bûš of Clashonia. (Source: Weissersteiner Welle)

In a joint declaration, the three nations have reiterated their commitment to the security and independence of each other, and agreed to deepen their diplomatic and economic ties, as well as pushing for closer military coordination amongst their respective militaries. The three leaders have also set major goals for the future of the Triple Alliance during the summit, namely working to eventually integrate the economies of all three nations, and easing access between each other.

Another point of interest brought up during the summit was the rise of regional instability and conflicts throughout the South Pacific. Fears that these conflicts might expand further, the three nations have agreed to intensify joint military training and cooperation between them. All three nations expect a rise in spending to increase the capabilities of their respective militaries. Alongside this, a unified foreign outlook and policy is also planned to support consistency between the three states’ international relations.

Ferdinand Wendin

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Weisserstein · August 31, 2025, 4:37pm

Weisserstein > Politik > Reichstagswahlen 2025

Müller and Allianz wins Reichstag election

August 31, 2025

Kaiserslicht - Incumbent chancellor Friedrich Müller and the ruling conservative Allianz coalition has successfully secured another term in the Weissersteiner Reichstag, securing their third consecutive term since their victory in 2015’s election.

Winning a combined total of 423 seats, or roughly 57% of the Reichstag, Allianz has secured a much larger share than their previous electoral victory of 412 seats or 56% of the Reichstag. While their victory was predicted, polling from late 2024 predicted that Allianz would have only won 53% of the vote. Despite the predictions, Allianz had successfully pushed through and performed better than expected, winning the largest percentage of seats in the last few decades.

Results of the 2025 Reichstag elections. (Source: Reichswahlleiter)

Müller’s own party, the Christian-Muslim Democratic Union, had successfully earned a surprising 14 seats. Da’wa also received an additional 9 seat. Unfortunately for the Fatherland Front, they lost 12 of their seats, mostly to the new right-wing Reconquer party of Karl Utrecht.

The Social Democratic Alliance, The Greens, and the Liberal Democrats, whose Koalition have successfully won a combined 232 seats, became the second largest parliamentary grouping within the Reichstag and the largest opposition grouping. While the Independent Social Democratic Party had opened talks with the SDA over a possible entry of the former into the Koalition, both The Greens and LD have ruled out working with the left-winged USDP.

Reconquer secured a surprising 39 seats, marking the first time since the 1940 elections where a party from either the radical left or radical right of Weissersteiner politics was able to secure seats within the Reichstag. Despite this success, both the Allianz and Koalition have ruled out working with Reconquer.

Müller and the CMDV following their victory. (Source: Lichtenburger Tagesschau)

The Kaiser, Wilhelm II, congratulated Müller not long after the news of his victory. Other members of the imperial aristocracy have likewise congratulated Müller and Allianz for their victory.

Wilhelm Königsberg

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