During a routine press conference on the morning of Thursday, December 10, Semanish Prime Minister Sasen Cotava commented that the Semanish military was slated to have significant budget cuts when asked a question about the government’s annual budget in FY 2021. The press conference, which took place in the East Garden of the Ministerial House in the capital city of Renkesi, also discussed matters of foreign relations. According to PM Cotava, “increasingly strong relations” with other nations has “reduced the demand to respond to foreign powers with brute force” in turn transforming the current spending of the Semanish military into … Continue reading Semanish PM: “military will receive less funding in 2021”