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

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

Bai military aircraft flew over Cinasian air defence zone as it commemorates Restoration Day

Yu-King – Cinasian defence ministry said that a total of 59 Bai jets have flew over its air defence zone – the largest incursion by Xiongjing so far. This incursion comes as Bai commemorates Restoration Day. The Bai Emperor, speaking to a crowd of 2,000 in the Palace court, has reiterated the Empire’s commitment for “peaceful unification” with its Bai brothers in neighbouring Kaosha and Cinasia, which it refers to by its Bai name Dehua. He has also pledged to “crush” any attempts that will break apart the Empire, which might also refer to lingering ethnic tensions on Qiongzhu. The … Continue reading Bai military aircraft flew over Cinasian air defence zone as it commemorates Restoration Day

“Frank exchange of views” between Cinasia and Kuehong in brief high-profile meeting

Yu-King – Before his appointment as Chairman of the National Security and Stability Council (NSSC), Vice Chairman Le Van Kiet has made a brief visit to Cinasia, a long-time rival of the Federal Republic, this morning. The high-profile meeting, sanctioned by Kuehong’s ally Bai Empire, was held in the Cinasian capital of Yu-King. The Cinasian President was reported to have invited the incoming Chairman to the country “to discuss a series of issues”. The Vice Chairman is set to replace the incumbent Chairman Vu Yen Luc on September 23. Ahead of the meeting, Le said that the visit was to … Continue reading “Frank exchange of views” between Cinasia and Kuehong in brief high-profile meeting

Kuehong confirms missile test, other nations protest

BAKDEP – Weeks after the Federal States and regional neighbours reported a launch of several projectiles from the Do Cua Naval Base in Kuehong, the National Security and Stability Council (NSSC) has confirmed a long-range missile test in a tweet yesterday. This confirmation of the launch comes after days of “heightened activities” at the base. The test firing was Kuehong’s first of a submarine-launched missile in three years. Kuehong is believed to have a large set of missiles including long-range types, though Kuehong has insisted none of its missiles “have the capability of carrying a nuclear warhead”. It was additionally … Continue reading Kuehong confirms missile test, other nations protest

Tensions raised with increased activity at Do Cua Naval Base

Huntington/Bakdep – Federal States Intelligence Agencies reported “increased activity” at one of Kuehong’s major naval bases at Do Cua, in what seems to be a preparation of a military drill in the disputed waters of the Shaachrau Strait. Reports also revealed the presence of submarines and ships able to launch “short to long range missiles”. Missiles were also reported to be seen at the base. “We have reason to believe that Kuehong is preparing for another exercise which will threaten the peace and stability of the region,” said the Federal States’ Commander in Chief of the Air Force. Tensions in … Continue reading Tensions raised with increased activity at Do Cua Naval Base