Bai Chancellor Li to step down as ruling party’s secretary-general

Xiongjing – Bai Chancellor Li Shenkang announced on state media today that he will step down as secretary-general of the ruling Xingongrenhui, ahead of nationwide polls. Citing his age and health reasons, he stated he might not be able to lead his country’s government as Chancellor even if re-elected. “Due to health and family matters, I shall step down as secretary-general of the Xingongrenhui. I will continue to serve out the remaining term of my Chancellorship until the Yihuiting’s dissolution. I’m glad to serve out my 40-over years of political and civil service, and as the chief advisor to our … Continue reading Bai Chancellor Li to step down as ruling party’s secretary-general

Bai Emperor makes a “private visit” to Pingtu Cathedral in commemoration of Good Friday and the Pingtu Uprising

Xiongjing – Royal officials confirmed in a brief press release that the Emperor had visited the Pingtu Cathedral and burial site this morning on Good Friday. However, officials refused to give further details of the visit, other than stating that the Emperor “desires” to inspect the recent renovations of the church and the memorial grounds. The Bai Emperor is known to keep his religious beliefs private to maintain “religious harmony” in the Empire, though it’s known he was baptised in his youth before his ascension as Emperor. The visit was significant as the Pingtu Cathedral is one of the Empire’s … Continue reading Bai Emperor makes a “private visit” to Pingtu Cathedral in commemoration of Good Friday and the Pingtu Uprising

Bai Examination Yuan invalidates Gongshi qualifications of seven civil servants in suspected cheating case

Xiongjing – The Examination Yuan had revoked the qualifications of seven trainee civil servants found to have cheated in their 2021 Gongshi Keju Examinations, following a joint investigation by the Censure and the Examination Yuan. The inquiry began following “irregularities” detected by the Examination Yuan, where the answers of the papers looked similar to one another. The seven initially denied wrongdoing, insisting that they studied together and shared study notes. The investigation committee, however, rejected the explanation. It was further revealed that they had shared answers with each other through social media, despite an attempt by the applicants to erase … Continue reading Bai Examination Yuan invalidates Gongshi qualifications of seven civil servants in suspected cheating case

Kuehong to intervene as protests continues in Western Shaachrau

Bakdep – Kuehong Chairman Le Van Kiet said Kuehong would send troops to assist embattled Tucau President Mou Shyun-en and his government, as demonstrators stormed and torched public buildings in the islets’ worst unrest for more than a decade. Citing “threats to regional and national security”, caused “in part” by “inside agents from abroad”, Le stated that Kuehong would deploy another battalion of troops to supplement its existing forces on the islands. Since last weekend, protests erupted in western Shaachrau, ruled by the Kue-backed People’s Republic of Tucau, over rising oil prices, unemployment and increasing resentment against the Kue occupation in the country. Reports … Continue reading Kuehong to intervene as protests continues in Western Shaachrau

Kanglapo and Kinglavia highlight “strong ties” on 100th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations

Kangkatcheong – The Kanglapolish and Kinglavian governments highlighted the “strong human, cultural and economic ties” between both countries on the hundredth anniversary of the Satyong Treaty ratification, which established diplomatic ties between the Socialist Republic of Kanglapo and the Principality of Kinglavia. The Satyong Treaty signed in 1921 recognised Kinglavia as an independent nation from Kanglapo. It was a resolution of the Kinglavian Question, as the once-isolated principality was established by Katayan rebels fleeing from the Surian colonisation of Kanglapo. After Kanglapo’s independence, attempts were made to annex Kinglavia but the hostile terrain, Bai’s protection and internal political turmoil thwarted … Continue reading Kanglapo and Kinglavia highlight “strong ties” on 100th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations

Bai Emperor officially designates daughter to be heir apparent

Xiongjing – In a shocking announcement yesterday evening, Bai Emperor Fengyang confirmed in his special televised address that his daughter, Princess Yu Shenghui, will formally succeed the throne after him. This announcement comes after he returned from a trip to the Demirhan Empire, during which he suffered a stroke. While he had recovered and was in “good spirits”, he had to cut short his Ulethan tour and return back to Bai. The announcement came earlier than expected, as the Emperor said previously last year that he would not officially designate a successor unless “necessary”. However, in his speech, he explained … Continue reading Bai Emperor officially designates daughter to be heir apparent

Bai Emperor “alive and well”, reports confirmed

Tarsinar – Bai officials confirmed that the Fengyang Emperor is recovering well, following a stroke last evening. According to early reports, the Emperor suffered a stroke just as he was communicating his instructions to royal officials at home. It’s confirmed that the Emperor will continue to recuperate and remain in the Demirhan Empire, but will cut short his Ulethan tour and return back to Bai “as soon as possible”. The Emperor has arrived in Demirhan that morning and was received by Sultan Davut III and Grand Vizier Mazir Azhar Paşa. The Sultan gave the Emperor a guided tour at the … Continue reading Bai Emperor “alive and well”, reports confirmed

Bai proposes reviving talks on Northern Archantan High Speed Rail project; Kaosha and Cinasia hesitant

Xiongjing – In a visit to the nearly completed Bai High-Speed Rail (HSR) station at Bintan, Bai Chancellor Li Shenkang pledged to resume talks on the HSR project and improve ties with Kaosha and Cinasia. “As you can see here, where I stand, is an empty terminus devoid of passengers. In the future, it will be a bustling hub connecting the Bai people and our brothers together. I pledge to finish off what my predecessors have started, to continue the HSR project in Northern Archanta.” The leaders of Kaosha and Cinasia have expressed hesitancy over the issue, saying that the … Continue reading Bai proposes reviving talks on Northern Archantan High Speed Rail project; Kaosha and Cinasia hesitant

Sierran police arrests two men linked to murder of prominent Kue critic

Elvira – In an official statement, Sierran police confirmed they have arrested two nationals linked to the murder. The suspects have not yet been named due to the sensitivity of the case. The police added that the arrests come as part of a raid against Kue espionage activities in the Federal States. Đỗ Sơn Thanh, a renowned critic of the Kuehong’s regime, was found dead near Lake Folsom a month ago. Through an autopsy and further investigations, the Sierran police concluded that foul play was involved and started investigations into possible suspects in the case. The Kuehong embassy in the … Continue reading Sierran police arrests two men linked to murder of prominent Kue critic

Kuehong “remains committed” to resist separatism in the Asperic, says Chairman in phone call with Suvuma

Bakdep – In an impromptu phone call this afternoon, Kuehong Chairman Ly Duc An has assured the Suvuman President that Kuehong is still committed to its relationship with the island country, just as reports leaked of Kuehong’s back deals with Goytakanyan militants. “Given this is a matter important to national and regional security, I have organised efforts to investigate in this matter. Any corrupt officials involved in such deals are to be held responsible,” said the Chairman. Last Thursday, Gobrassian news media publicised leaked papers revealing Kuehong’s arms deals with the Goytakanyans. The Suvuman Foreign Minister has issued a statement … Continue reading Kuehong “remains committed” to resist separatism in the Asperic, says Chairman in phone call with Suvuma