Bai, Cinasia and Kauscha sign landmark deal, paving way for normalisation of ties

Tamon – A major breakthrough in international diplomacy was announced yesterday when the nations of Bai, Cinasia and Kauscha revealed that they had agreed to resume diplomatic talks in a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed in the Cinasian exclave of Tamon. In a joint statement released by the country’s respective foreign ministries, the three nations expressed their commitment to fostering a renewed era of cooperation and dialogue for the security and stability of the Northern Archantan region. This is a significant policy change particularly for the Bai Empire. The Hexi Empress at the beginning of the year announced that the … Continue reading Bai, Cinasia and Kauscha sign landmark deal, paving way for normalisation of ties

BaiPass+ faces backlash in the Bai Empire

Xiongjing – BaiPass Co, the management authority of Bai’s national integrated transport fare card, announced that all bus and train payment cards must be upgraded to the new BaiPass+ system, igniting a storm of public discontent about whether such a move was necessary. BaiPass+, introduced in 2019 as an account-based ticketing system, initially provided an alternative for commuters to pay their public transport fares using bank cards. Subsequently, it was expanded to incorporate BaiPass adult cards in 2020, which used the card-based system, before including concession and tourist passes into the new system. In the recent news release on Monday, … Continue reading BaiPass+ faces backlash in the Bai Empire

Late Bai Emperor Fengyang to be conferred nation’s highest honour

Xiongjing – To mark the first anniversary of the death of the Late Emperor Fengyang, the Emperor would be conferred the Royal Order of the Chrysanthemum (High Distinction), the nation’s highest honour. In a press statement released on Wednesday (Oct 25), the Bai Chancellor Office said the posthumous conferment was awarded “in recognition of Emperor Fengyang’s profound contributions to Bai society and his enduring legacy.” The statement also added that this was “a gesture of gratitude and respect” from the entire nation towards “a wise leader” who has left “an indelible mark” on Bai’s history. Even as a constitutional monarch, … Continue reading Late Bai Emperor Fengyang to be conferred nation’s highest honour

Bai Unveils “Comprehensive Framework” to Safeguard Rights of Gender Minorities

Xiongjing – In a groundbreaking move, the Bai Empire has announced plans to implement a comprehensive framework aimed at protecting and promoting the rights of gender minorities, including the LGBT (Lebsian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) community. This significant step towards inclusivity and equality comes as the Bai Empire strives to embrace diversity and ensure that all individuals are treated with dignity and respect. The proposed framework, unveiled by the Bai Minister Culture Bo Zhiling in a parliamentary session yesterday, encompasses a wide range of measures designed to address existing challenges faced by LGBT groups. These measures include “comprehensive legal protections” … Continue reading Bai Unveils “Comprehensive Framework” to Safeguard Rights of Gender Minorities

Bai legislature overwhelmingly rejects Empress’ attempts at judicial reform, Empress to “humbly accept” people’s will

Xiongjing – In a strong rebuke against the Empress’ plans to overhaul the judicial system in the Bai Empire, the legislative Yihuiting has voted against her reform Bills by a great margin of 1354 votes. The widely controversial Bills included proposed constitutional amendments that critics said would have given the Empress unchecked power over the courts. Any constitutional amendment would require a two-thirds majority to pass in the Yihuiting, and a simple majority in the Gaojiyuan, the upper house of the Bai Imperial Congress. The defeat is a huge blow to the Empress, who claimed these reforms were necessary “to … Continue reading Bai legislature overwhelmingly rejects Empress’ attempts at judicial reform, Empress to “humbly accept” people’s will

Bai Empress Hexi to propose “much-needed” judicial reforms

Xiongjing – In a stunning announcement, the Bai Hexi Empress has revealed her plans to implement a series of “judicial reforms” that critics claim will undermine judicial independence and threaten democracy in the country. The Empress made the announcement in a speech to the nation yesterday, stating that the reforms were necessary to address a growing sense of lawlessness and disorder in the country. “We must take action to restore order and ensure that justice is served,” she said in her speech. “There had been various instances where justice was not served due to bureaucratic obstacles and corruption. The current … Continue reading Bai Empress Hexi to propose “much-needed” judicial reforms

Bai’s Baixun Holdings to develop new AI chatbot

Jincheng – Bai’s internet giant Baixun Holdings has announced plans to develop a new AI chatbot to rival the popular Cogito chatbot. The new chatbot, named “HuiAide”, is set to “revolutionize” how people communicate and interact with technology. Cogito, which is currently one of the most popular chatbots on the market, has gained a reputation for its ability to provide personalized and engaging interactions with users. Following Cogito’s uncanny ability to output cogent blocks of text based on simple queries, various tech companies have jumped on board in response to frenzied global interest in the new chatbot. Last week, insiders … Continue reading Bai’s Baixun Holdings to develop new AI chatbot

Bai Empress Hexi to sell father’s collection of automobiles, warns against wastage of public funds

Xiongjing – Newly inaugurated Bai Empress Hexi announced in a social media post that she would be selling off her late father’s collection of automobiles in an upcoming Lunar New Year charity auction. Instead, she said she would use any available government vehicle for her duties. The collection, which includes vintage and classic cars from around the world, has been a source of pride for the Bai Imperial family for many years. However, in recent years, it has also come under scrutiny from critics who argue that it represents a wasteful use of public funds, accusing the late Emperor of … Continue reading Bai Empress Hexi to sell father’s collection of automobiles, warns against wastage of public funds

Bai Hexi Empress orders arrest of elder brother Yu Shengwen following formal accession to the throne

Xiongjing – In what appears to be the Hexi Empress’ consolidation of power as Bai’s new head of state, her elder brother Yu Shengde has reportedly been arrested over corruption charges. In a joint statement by the Corruption Investigation Bureau and the Royal Police Commission, investigations into Yu’s charges have re-opened following “fresh evidence” of financial irregularities. Yu, the second child of the late Fengyang Emperor, leads Huijin Electronics, one of the largest business conglomerates in the Bai Empire. Due to his close involvement in economic affairs, he gave up his royal title to minimise interference between his own finances … Continue reading Bai Hexi Empress orders arrest of elder brother Yu Shengwen following formal accession to the throne

Bai holds funeral possession for late Emperor

The Bai Empire bids farewell to their long-reigning monarch, the Fengyang Emperor, who died on 10 October at age 80. His ashes were enshrined in the Fengyang Mausoleum, along with his late wife and eldest son, as per his wishes in his royal will. Historically, past Emperors were buried instead. The funeral procession began on schedule at 12:30 pm, when the Emperor’s coffin was carried onto a ceremonial gun carriage and brought through the streets of Xiongjing. Despite torrential rain, hundreds of thousands, dressed in black, lined the streets to see their beloved monarch for the last time. During the … Continue reading Bai holds funeral possession for late Emperor