Tempeira capital hit with blackout, President issued regional emergency

Mar Agosto – Authorities are still working to restore power in the Temperia capital of Mar Agosto, after reports of sabotage on a power transmission tower that caused the loss of a crucial substation in the northern part of the city. The problems were compounded by the scorching heat that overloaded the capital’s energy grid. In a press statement by the Secretary of Energy Infrastructure at the onset of the crisis, the national shared energy system was forced to disconnect the Metropolitan Region from the system to avoid a national or even an international energy crisis. Due to this, the … Continue reading Tempeira capital hit with blackout, President issued regional emergency

Beaches crowded of tourists in these days of exceptional temperatures

As every summer, Tamor is experiencing crowded beaches during the season; not just locals trying to escape from the city’s heat, but also international tourists wanting to spend the holidays in our amazing beach resorts located in Londu. Increased the number of tourists In the first 15 days of December, the international arrivals increased by +4.3% from the same period in 2021, the majority of them come from Southern Antarephia. “Thanks to the infrastructures that connects the airport to the touristic areas, the passengers who land on our territory can reach all areas easily. I believe this is the reason … Continue reading Beaches crowded of tourists in these days of exceptional temperatures

New general and administrative elections set on 25th February 2023

The pre-announced general elections in 2023 are going to take place on 25th February 2023. Together with the general elections the vote will be done for the administrative as well. General Elections The general elections, which took place on 1st July 2018, are going to take place again on 25th February 2023. The senate just approved the proposal with 28 votes in favour, 7 against and 2 abstainers. The decision to call for new elections 4 months in advance is due to the needing of the government to get the citizen’s approval due to the rising political instability. With the … Continue reading New general and administrative elections set on 25th February 2023

Scientists and eco-groups concerned about urbanisation in Layr

Recently, Holmic Green and the University of Agawaskway have published a joint study which argues that at the current rate of urbanisation Layr will lose almost 70% of its biodiversity by 2050. In the study, they used satellite imagery and biodiversity reports around major cities to measure urban growth and its relation to changes in biodiversity over time, and since 1975 there has been an almost unprecedented yearly decrease in the amount of species present in Layr’s forests, plains, and mountains. According to the study the worst regions are the conurbations of Lynogg-Osterra, Sante Agustìn, and bin-Efos with biodiversity already … Continue reading Scientists and eco-groups concerned about urbanisation in Layr

Positive October for Air Tamor which aims to increase the connections

Air Tamor closes the month of October with an increase of 22% for the revenues with an average occupation of the seats of 93% (+2% from previous month) for all 416 weekly flights. The administration council of the airline’s hub, the International Airport of Incubel-Valereja, is considering the expansion of the apron spaces in order to be more competitive in the future, Air Tamor should be ready to cooperate. Tamor, an holiday destination With the summer season incoming, there are always more people booking their holiday, and Tamor seems ready to break all records. The last summer the country counted … Continue reading Positive October for Air Tamor which aims to increase the connections

Sea level rise worries Corem’s citizens

Corem is the second city of the country, which population amounts to 230 000 people, up to 300 000 if we consider the entire metro area. The city is located in the middle of a swamp that past tribes found useful as a natural protection. However, over time, the city started to grow more and more as colonisers found the position strategic to conquer and defend the Londu Peninsula. With the climate change, the melting glaciers and the rise of the sea level, is making the floods in the swamp around overflow to the city, and this event is becoming … Continue reading Sea level rise worries Corem’s citizens

Record drought in Tamor threatens water production and food supply

The image above shows the situation of the Valereja river around Poshet. The Valereja river is one of the most important river of the country as provides water to the Turley’s province farms which produce around the 27% of the national wheat and corn production. An October with record temperatures If in Poshet, located on the coast, the average maximum temperature for October is 22°C, this year the average temperature reached 24°C, with absolute values up to 32°C for several consecutive days and no precipitations. A severely dangerous situation in the whole country as this winter the national rainfall recorded … Continue reading Record drought in Tamor threatens water production and food supply

Aina Ferrandis assumes Allendean presidency

Catamia – Social democratic Popular Party’s presidential nominee Aina Ferrandis is now the President of the Tarephian nation of Allendea, as her party secured the most seats in the Allendean parliament during the country’s general elections two months ago. Ferrandis took her oath of office in a three-minute ceremony at the country’s Presidential Casa. After which, she made a speech thanking voters for their support and promised to implement the policies she and her party had campaigned for. “Development and progress of our country is our top priority. I promise not to let my supporters down and work with various … Continue reading Aina Ferrandis assumes Allendean presidency

Unusual Freedemian Freedin Denomination Proposal to be shot down

Quentinsburgh – A Freedemian Representative Nosh Quimby proposed a bill yesterday to shift the denominations of the Freedin banknotes from a system of 5s to a system of 4s with the goal of ensuring that every smaller bill could fit cleanly into any larger denomination. Currently, the Freedin is broken into banknotes of FƉ1, FƉ5, FƉ10, FƉ25, FƉ50, and FƉ100. The FƉ1 banknote is scheduled to be replaced with an FƉ1 coin with a transition starting in 2023. Quimby’s proposal would move this to FƉ1, FƉ4, FƉ12, FƉ24, FƉ48, and FƉ96, with each banknote retaining the basic design of the … Continue reading Unusual Freedemian Freedin Denomination Proposal to be shot down

Krispy S.A. and StarBrands Announce Merger, to Become Golden Brands

QUENTINSBURGH, Freedemia (January 12, 2022). Krispy S.A., owner of Krispy and Baleadas & Semitas, and StarBrands International Inc., owner of StarBurgers and Pizacyro Hero, announced their merger today. The combined parent company will operate under the name Golden Brands and build on an already extensive international presence. Krispy has one of the largest international presences of any major fast-food chain, with StarBurgers not far behind. The two Lycene-based companies (Krispy out of Barzona, StarBurgers out of Freedemia) have made significant expansions internationally over the past decades, despite the dominance of chains based out of powerful markets like the Federal States … Continue reading Krispy S.A. and StarBrands Announce Merger, to Become Golden Brands