Month: August 2021

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Joint project between Bai and Majesia “likely to be delayed” as corruption investigations continue

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Majapura – The joint project between the Majesian and Bai governments to develop Majesia Bay Island is likely to be postponed “until next year” amidst corruption investigations, said a statement from the International Bai Investments and Development Corporation. The Corporation has also assured investors and prospective home-buyers that the project will “go-ahead”, but said they have to “wait longer” before they can reap the “full benefits” of the project. At the end of last year, the former Majapura Mayor has been arrested over multiple charges, including bribery, abuse of authority, coercion and leaking government secrets. The arrest comes after a … Continue reading Joint project between Bai and Majesia “likely to be delayed” as corruption investigations continue

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Chairman Vu appoints Lê Văn Xuân as new Assembly Chief

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Bakdep – Lê Văn Xuân has been confirmed to be the country’s next Assembly Chief, after the first Assembly session since the July elections. In a statement by the National Security and Stability Council (NSSC), Colonel Le was appointed as 569 lawmakers has nominated him to be the next Chief. Other candidates vying for the position were Trần Văn Phát and Huỳnh Hữu Tấn. “In line with our constitution, Chairman Vu has consented to appoint Colonel Le as the next Chief of the National Advisory Assembly,” the statement concluded. The appointment ceremony is scheduled to be held tomorrow at 2pm. … Continue reading Chairman Vu appoints Lê Văn Xuân as new Assembly Chief

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Ceremonies and demonstrations on Bai’s 59th year since the end of the Warlord Era

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Xiongjing – The Bai Empire commemorates the 59th year since the end of the Warlord Era, that reunified Bai under a new government and ushered in the New Bai Dynasty. Speaking at the morning ceremony in the Imperial Palace, His Majesty the Fengyang Emperor has called for continued national unity and prosperity, as he trumpeted the achievements the Empire has attained in the past year. “Let us continue to uphold the values of democracy and freedom, and may Bai remain whole for many generations to come! The glory of the Empire shall shine as long as it lives. Long live … Continue reading Ceremonies and demonstrations on Bai’s 59th year since the end of the Warlord Era

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Celebrations to commemorate Kuehong revolution starts off with morning parade

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Bakdep – With heavy security presence, the Federal Republic celebrates its 54th year of military rule with a ceremonial parade at the capital Bakdep this morning. In uniform, about 10,000 troops (including the army, navy and air force) marched around Vong Tron Road 54 times before assembling at Assembly Square, where the ceremony began. Kuehong has been under military rule since the 1967 coup. After a decade of political instability in the new union of Northern Cinasia and western Kuehong, the military seized power and established the stratocracy that remains in power. All 12 members of the National Security and … Continue reading Celebrations to commemorate Kuehong revolution starts off with morning parade

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Kuehong’s pro-military candidates attains sweeping victory for the National Assembly

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Bakdep – The long-delayed official results for the July elections have finally been released by the Kuehong Election Commission. According to the official results, most of the pro-military candidates are able to obtain their seat in the national legislature. Overall, 74.62 per cent of the vote went to these candidates. This is a significant improvement from the dismal 2016 elections in which the pro-democracy candidates managed to secure a significant portion of legislative seats. However, unlike previous elections, the official results did not show the proportion of blank votes. In the 2016 elections, about 40% of the votes are blank … Continue reading Kuehong’s pro-military candidates attains sweeping victory for the National Assembly