Renowned Kue critic dies in hike in Sierra

Folsom – Rangers from the Park Department of Sierra have discovered Đỗ Sơn Thanh’s body near Lake Folsom, after two weeks since his reported disappearance. As investigations are ongoing, authorities had warned against speculations about his death. Details of the discovery were yet to be officially revealed, with conflicting preliminary reports regarding the circumstances of his death. Insider reports indicated that he might have fallen into the lake, or mauled by a wild animal. Speculations of foul play are rife due to his political background. Do is a renowned critic of the Kuehong’s regime. His father, who was a key … Continue reading Renowned Kue critic dies in hike in Sierra

Despite opposition, Assembly of Nations Security Council votes to continue AN peacekeeping mission

St Richards – The Assembly of Nations Security Council voted to continue the AN peacekeeping mission on the Asperic islands of Iscu, despite opposition by many AN members. The Bai Empire, a key member, has said that the AN occupation could not continue, saying that there are more pressing matters at hand. It has claimed that the now peaceful situation on the islands has allowed the natives to govern Iscu themselves. However, the Federal States and Gobrassanya, the leading forces of the Iscu peacekeeping mission, have said the impoverished people are not able to stand for themselves, and have also … Continue reading Despite opposition, Assembly of Nations Security Council votes to continue AN peacekeeping mission

Stronger measures needed against illegal hunting or occupation in protected areas, say Nishowigan Premier

Wytusky – In response to rising cases of illegal poaching and occupation in the protected forests, Nishowigan Premier Jean Stilton announced that he will implement stricter measures to preserve the biodiversity of the state. This comes as patrols were stepped up to crack down on increasing cases of illegal hunting and erection of secret structures for illegal logging operations into the Federal States. These secret structures were taken down, while authorities are tracking down the contractors involved. “This rise in cases are very concerning, ever since we stepped up patrols and inspections of our pristine lands. More than 3,000 people … Continue reading Stronger measures needed against illegal hunting or occupation in protected areas, say Nishowigan Premier

Chairman Le issues directive to release 5000 over political prisoners as he promises judicial and political reforms

Bakdep – Through an executive directive, Kuehong Chairman Le Van Kiet pardoned and released over 5000 prisoners on “humanitarian grounds”, including detained Queerhong co-founder Therna Sharee, within weeks of taking office. The amnesty, announced on state media yesterday, includes those who had been detained pending a trial for their alleged political crimes. Chairman Le said, “As Chairman, I vowed to preserve our nation’s security, peace and stability. I will embark on a series of political and judicial reforms to address severe inadequacies and inconsistencies in the current system. These reforms shall include further empowering the National Assembly and state legislatures … Continue reading Chairman Le issues directive to release 5000 over political prisoners as he promises judicial and political reforms