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PostPosted: Sat Dec 28, 2019 9:16 am
by Drunken Conquerors
I will vote “abstain” in all areas. Thank you.

New Anniversary Edition Out!

PostPosted: Sun Dec 29, 2019 4:48 pm
by NationStates Today
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Read our new anniversary edition for December 29th, 2019 here!

Featuring the Chairman’s review of NationStates Today’s first year ‘by the numbers’, recent major elections in 10000 Islands and The Leftist Assembly, and the ratification of the Southern Islander Accords.

Be sure to upvote and pin our dispatch version in your region as well: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1300267



As we continue into 2020, we will need your support to continue to produce our quality, independent journalism. If you are interested in writing, tech development, or graphic design, be sure to apply to join us and have your work seen by thousands of readers (over 4000 saw our website during 2019!).

PostPosted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 8:47 am
by NationStates Today
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Power20 edition for January 2020 out now!



Power20™ is a biannual publication by NationStates Today, which ranks the top 20 most powerful gameplayers of NationStates. Who will take the title?

Be sure to upvote and pin our dispatch version in your region as well: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1302021




A special thanks to our voting panel from this edition, who also put together the descriptions for each ranked gameplayer: Altino, Anabelle, Bowzin, Halo, Kuriko, McMasterdonia, Omega, Rachael, Roavin, Thechurchofsatan, and Xoriet.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 9:05 am
by Apulita
All the rankings feel more or less deserved. Congratulations to Sylven for getting on the board, she's certainly been making waves in the Warzones.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 10:26 am
by Block II
That’s a well put together and informative list that gives the reader a great perspective behind the reasonings for the participants placement in the list. Bravo everyone!

PostPosted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 10:37 am
by Lord Dominator
I am the epitome of seeming to do a lot and not actually doing much ;)

Congrats to the others though

PostPosted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 4:04 pm
by Deslim the Recruiter
Lord Dominator wrote:I am the epitome of seeming to do a lot and not actually doing much ;)

Congrats to the others though

Ditto and ditto. Haha.

UC&P Podcast with The Chuck

PostPosted: Tue Jan 21, 2020 6:57 pm
by NationStates Today
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Listen to Episode 2 with The Chuck!



Wymondham chats with The Chuck, the player behind the exposing of Operation 84, a failed plot by the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators to seize power in The North Pacific.

You can also listen to this episode on Spotify or search for 'NationStates Today' on Apple Music.



Listened to this episode or any others? Feel free to give us feedback on how we can improve here: https://forms.gle/NM2qbR52DDFhiJTRA

PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 1:13 am
by Jocospor
NationStates Today wrote:
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Listen to Episode 2 with The Chuck!



Wymondham chats with The Chuck, the player behind the exposing of Operation 84, a failed plot by the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators to seize power in The North Pacific.

You can also listen to this episode on Spotify or search for 'NationStates Today' on Apple Music.



Listened to this episode or any others? Feel free to give us feedback on how we can improve here: https://forms.gle/NM2qbR52DDFhiJTRA

OOC: Regrettably, this is one of NSToday's less accurate publications.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 2:08 am
by East Meranopirus
Jocospor wrote:
NationStates Today wrote:
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Listen to Episode 2 with The Chuck!



Wymondham chats with The Chuck, the player behind the exposing of Operation 84, a failed plot by the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators to seize power in The North Pacific.

You can also listen to this episode on Spotify or search for 'NationStates Today' on Apple Music.



Listened to this episode or any others? Feel free to give us feedback on how we can improve here: https://forms.gle/NM2qbR52DDFhiJTRA

OOC: Regrettably, this is one of NSToday's less accurate publications.

Regrettably, Jocospor can't tell the difference between news and interviews.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 2:29 am
by WayNeacTia
Jocospor wrote:OOC: Regrettably, this is one of NSToday's less accurate publications.

Thought you were on vacation?

PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 6:09 am
by Xoriet
Jocospor wrote:OOC: Regrettably, this is one of NSToday's less accurate publications.

You already said nothing they post can be trusted. :p

PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 7:28 am
by The Church of Satan
Yeah you guys already ran a misinformation campaign against them and all it achieved was a ratings increase. :rofl:

PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 2:28 am
by Boda
Jocospor wrote:
NationStates Today wrote:
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Listen to Episode 2 with The Chuck!



Wymondham chats with The Chuck, the player behind the exposing of Operation 84, a failed plot by the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators to seize power in The North Pacific.

You can also listen to this episode on Spotify or search for 'NationStates Today' on Apple Music.



Listened to this episode or any others? Feel free to give us feedback on how we can improve here: https://forms.gle/NM2qbR52DDFhiJTRA

OOC: Regrettably, this is one of NSToday's less accurate publications.

Is this always CCD’s reaction to when NSToday talks about CCD?

PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 3:12 am
by WayNeacTia
The Church of Satan wrote:Yeah you guys already ran a misinformation campaign against them and all it achieved was a ratings increase. :rofl:

Stamp money well spent I must say. :lol:

World Watch + Power20

PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:05 pm
by NationStates Today
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January 2020 edition of The Shift out now!


There have been remarkable differences across various region types in the last month, with sinkers barely moving while regions like 10000 Islands and The West Pacific dominated with double-digit growth.



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New edition - World Watch now published!


In this new series, Lord Dominator takes a look at the recent developments of the World Assembly; the last few months have been marked by long resolution chains and a buzz of voting activity.

PostPosted: Sun Feb 23, 2020 6:02 pm
by NationStates Today
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Read our February 23rd, 2020 edition here!

Featuring an exclusive interview with retiring General of The Black Hawks, Ever-Wandering Souls, details of the failed Operation 84 plot to overthrow The North Pacific, and the new Chair of the Assembly elected in The South Pacific.

Be sure to upvote and pin our dispatch version in your region as well: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1323339



We want your support to continue to produce our quality, independent journalism! If you are interested in writing, tech development, or graphic design, be sure to apply to join us and have your work seen by thousands of readers (over 4000 saw our website during 2019!).

The Shift - February!

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2020 12:48 am
by NationStates Today
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Feburary 2020 edition of The Shift out now!


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Key stats from February - click on the image to see details


The second month of 2020 has continued stable growth across each region type, with the Union of Democratic States emerging as the biggest shift up following a month of targetted recruitment, while the Confederation saw the largest shift down following the infamous 'snap'.

Publishing Vacancy

PostPosted: Wed Mar 04, 2020 1:46 pm
by NationStates Today
NationStates Today is looking for a new Head of Graphics & Publishing!

The role involves the compilation of our editions, and we encourage anyone interested in publishing to apply! More details are available at the role's posting.

PostPosted: Wed May 27, 2020 2:34 am
by Imperial Jutland
Nice logo you have there :)

The Podcast Returns!

PostPosted: Thu May 28, 2020 10:22 am
by NationStates Today
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After a length hiatus we are delighted to announce the return of the Newsroom podcast, which first aired over a year ago, the latest episode of which may be viewed here
This episode features JoWhatUp, Prime Minister of Lazarus and Khan of Lone Wolves United, Omega, MoFa of the South Pacific, Wymondham, PR Director at NSToday and Vizier of CA in Osiris and Xoriet, Legatus and Cultural Overseer of the New Pacific Order. During the podcast they discuss topics from NS Families and recent events in Hartfelden to the Lazarene Civil War.

June Power20

PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2020 3:27 am
by NationStates Today
Please upvote!
Best viewed on desktop.

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Read it: June 2020

Altino: As the founder of Karma, Altino's voice is a strong one in the NSGP community, as it has been for many years. Her influence in Osiris and TWP, alongside her natural ability to weave words that shape perception of every place she touches, highlights why she is deserving of her place in this list. Altino isn't just talk either. She advocates meritocracy, driving a work ethic that permeates her own region and every other region she influences.

Aynia: Aynia brings with her an impressive talent for bringing people together and hosting big events. While keeping Caer Sidi a fun place, with a large support base and many friends, she's also hosted such events as the UCR Con and the latest Nation States Great Exhibition. With such a talent for organizing events and championing fun for UCR's, it's no surprise that Aynia is a part of this list.

Badger: (new) Influential in the ideology of TWP, Badger has used his ability to purge in service as its Guardian for the good of the region. As an active face in many regions, including TWP and Karma. He is influential in multiple circles and proves to remain so.

Bowzin: An active creator of power tools used by multiple regions and people, Bowzin's strength in this list rests on his WFE backup program which was lauded by defenders and natives, despite his raider credentials. He also served a term as Statsminister of Balder and is current Minister of Discord Affairs in Balder and Attorney General in Europeia.

Bran Astor: As delegate of TWP, Bran Astor's work in the region has led them to have a prosperous and successful period. With the increase in activity leaking into notoriety, relations among other regions have also shown an uptick in interest. Such activity has allowed TWP to take strong stances against the GA as well as for meritocracy.

Elegarth: Elegarth has been a constant force of positive change for the New Pacific Order for the last year and a half and continues to do so to this day. He has been significant in the PR recovery attempts for the region and a great asset to the community. He was heavily involved in positive Foreign Affairs changes such as the new Non-Aggression Pact with The South Pacific.

Frattastan: Frattastan has long been a powerful voice in the defender sphere, and wields considerable influence there. He also remains a highly respected individual in the game. He does not use his influence publicly often, but his constant, active work in the defender sphere contributes to activity and dedication. He is a major voice in policy for The Rejected Realms alongside his role as a major defender presence

Jakker: Jakker has long been a well-known influence and power in The Black Hawks. After a few stumbles, and with his help, TBH has regained their old respect and continued to build on their reputation. Jakker’s role in this has been key. He is the current public face of The Black Hawks and a very respected person in the game

JoWhatUp: Jo is the Prime Minister of Lazarus, the Khan of Lone Wolves United, and a Sergeant in The Black Hawks. In the previous two especially he wields a great deal of influence and is well-respected. Recently he led an operation that piled over 120 raiders, Imperialists, and Independents. His ambitions include forming a new neutral sphere for Lazarus, forging a new and unique direction not hitherto possessed by the region.

Kuriko: During several recent occasions, Kuriko continues to show that she belongs on such a list. Using classic defender rhetoric and deal-making, Kuriko was able to accomplish the votes of multiple regions and ally with another big runner to take a final lead in the elections. She continues to have a voice externally and be a leading figure in the Security Council.

Marrabuk: Being responsible for rebuilding the East Pacific in the wake of Fedele's coup is no small task, and Marrabuk's efforts in this have rewarded him with quite some influence both internally and externally

McMasterdonia: With significant influence in TNP after a successful and fruitful term there as Delegate and Minister of WA, McMasterdonia continues to tout much influence. Instrumental in a quick and successful response after the fallout of the failed CCD coup, McMasterdonia used his influence and insight to react appropriately. Also overseeing the revival of NPA, he was involved in breaking most raider piles as they became one of the most active militaries.

Miss Bad Life Choices: Dakota, as an active advocate of raiding, is a member of TBH that continues to drive activity in multiple regions. Having made a name for herself in GP, she still reaches out to new raider groups, driving engagement in raiding as well as being a prolific leader in both TBH and Osiris.With an approachable tactic to GP, Dakota proves to be a well-known face that no one hesitates to reach out to.

North East Somerset: North East Somerset has been a powerhouse in the Imperialist/Independent sphere for years. As King of Balder, a region with a strong treaty network, he stands in a position surrounded by strong allies. He has always been the driver of events in his sphere and works from behind the scenes on almost all occasions, allowing others to take the spotlight in his place. NES’ place here is secured by his range and reach.

Omega: Omega has quickly managed to serve as a professional and outreaching Minister of Foreign Affairs for The South Pacific. Under him several new beneficial foreign affairs arrangements were set in stone, such as a NAP with the New Pacific Order and Lazarus, and an agreement to reestablish relations between Osiris and The South Pacific. He also helped his Culture officer with outreach for major cross-regional events.

R3n: No one can deny R3n's influence in NS. From his automated tools that aided GCRs like Balder and Europeia, to his influence he exercises for the benefit and growth of TNP. R3n's famous technological savvy and program architecture will echo throughout NS for all time.

Rigel: Rising to the title of Pharaoh in Osiris, Rigel has solid connections that aid the region. She has served as an active face in both Osiris and Karma. Her connections have aided both regions in remaining diplomatically relevant in NSGP.

Roavin: Roavin, as a major player on the defender field, also serves as Prime Minister of TSP and is a strong voice in the Grey Wardens where he continues to extol the importance of defending. Regularly lending his weight in debates, Roavin continues to use his strong voice to keep defending a major gameplay point of NS.

Wymondham: Wymondham, much as he’s going to curse the inclusion on the list, in his work with NS Today has opened doorways of diplomacy and conversation between not only the news outlet and other regions, but regional discussions as well. Serving as the public face for NS Today, he has brokered many agreements between regions encouraging mutual and beneficial promotions of not only media but also cultural events. He does all this while maintaining a leadership role in Osiris, promoting new life into the region. >:(

Xoriet: After the NPO/APC war, Xoriet as the public face of NPO worked hard to restore relationships with other regions. Her PR work has been unparalleled, leading to treaties with TSP and implementing internal reforms. Alongside her charismatic nature, Xoriet continues to prove that she is reliable and sincere. Her knowledge of the NS spheres of power makes her a player more than fit for this list.

If you have an queries, please contact Wymondham#3478 on discord

PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:24 am
by Wymondham
Ew, who put that Wymondham guy on there smh >:(

PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2020 11:03 am
by Boda
Shameless self plug

PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2020 9:51 pm
by Sancta Romana Ecclesia
NationStates Today wrote:Best viewed on desktop.

I viewed it on mobile, being the rebel I am.

Congrats to those on the list!