Your Nation's Fact of the Week

[Shokpos]

While the age to drink alcohol is 18, wine is excluded from this law due to cultural significance.

[Tarchuna and Ravenna]

After the assassination of our Emperor, Ataiun II, at the hands of Prussian agents, and after said Prussian agents were tortured to death in public, Macsimiliane Aemilie Valens, the Praefectus of Comitatensis Zathrum Alpina has been elected, and has been crowned Emperor.

[Gandoor]

The first six programmes of the children's TV series The Helpers of Willoughby, based on the book series of the same name, broadcast from 1986 until 1995 on GBN were narrated by Peter Christoff, the original author of the books they were based on.

[Zhouran]

Zhouran has the highest rate of FTTP/FTTH/FTTB (fiber laid all the way to the premises/home/building) Internet connection in the world as well as the world's highest 4G and 5G penetration rate. This means that any citizen can have instant access to any information anywhere in Zhouran, whether that be at home, in the streets or even in the countryside, and have the ability to instantly send messages and information to others.

While the national average connection speed for overall Internet and mobile cellular is only second in the world and slightly-behind South Korea's, this is due to the fact that South Korea is a small nation with a smaller landmass and smaller population, while Zhouran on the other hand is several times larger with a larger more spread-out landmass and a much-larger population. In terms of Internet services provided in Zhouran, the average Internet broadband service speed for standard high-speed connectivity services in the country is the fastest in the world as it goes beyond even 150 Mbit/s when compared to other nations where standard connectivity services usually go up to 100 Mbit/s, meanwhile for high-end ultra-high speed connectivity services in the country it goes beyond even 5 Gbit/s (5,000 Mbit/s), thus Zhouran has the fastest Internet services provided. Standard high-speed connectivity services and high-end ultra-high speed connectivity services allow for the average Zhouranese household and workplace to quickly receive, send and circulate information.

Internet and cellular access in Zhouran is readily available with connectivity and coverage being the most widepsread in the world. As a result anyone can still receive cellular services even in the remote wilderness while high-speed Internet connection is possible even in public thanks to complimentary public wi-fi in public areas such as libraries or shopping arcades as well as in public transportation such as public buses and National Metro Railway Network trains. Due to widespread usage, Internet and cellular broadband are considered to be standard utilities within the Zhouranese Cityscape/Townscape Model.

[Western Canon]

Despite being located in northwestern Europe, the national language of Canon is actually a Semitic language — more specifically, a Canaanite language related to Hebrew Phoenician and, more distantly, Aramaic and Arabic. The pre-Canonite language purportedly still maintained by the Noisʿeïmh Community is an Afroasiatic and possibly Berber language, but due to the secretive nature of the Noisʿeïmh, it can’t be known for sure whether it is Berber or a separate Afroasiatic branch.

[Voxija]

Viñaks are the native people of Voxija, and they have some very interesting myths. Come, sit around the fire, and hear a tale be told.
Once, long ago, when gods and men still dwelt in the same places, sex did not lead to pregnancy. Women could get pregnant whenever they wanted, and sex was merely for pleasure. Until a terrible woman named Iketeja tried to rape Koxomna, the god of thunder. For Iketeja's crime, the gods decided to make sex lead to pregnancy.

[Republican President Donald J Trump USA]

President Donnie Trump of The USA Impeachment Trial RP by the Leftist Liberal Democrat House and Senate Parliament Representatives:

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US NS Fox News - Fair and Balanced News.

[Subhurbia]

In Subhurbia, people aren’t divided based on rather they’re rural or urban dwellers. There are two types of dwellers prevalent throughout Subhurbia: New World, and Old World inhabitants. New World inhabitants live in more technological cities and regions, where there is prominent electricity, internet, media, powered vehicles etc. Some of these cities were built after the federation was formed in 1900 and today, 70% of the total population are New World dwellers. East Subhurbia has the highest percentage of New World dwellers out of any nation. Northeast Subhurbia and Southeast Subhurbia also have percentages of New Worlders that are higher than federal average. On the other hand, Old World inhabitants live in the classical cities that were never rebuilt after the federation was formed. Old Worlders are more “off the grid”, as they don’t have electricity, internet, and other technologies. They are the most “distinctly cultural” of the inhabitants. They live the pure, natural life and most magicians, sorcerers, witches, wizards, spiritual priests and practitioners are Old World dwellers, or were born as Old World dwellers. 30% of the population are Old World inhabitants. West Subhurbia has the highest percentage of Old World inhabitants out of any nation. Northwest Subhurbia and Southwest Subhurbia follow right behind them, with higher percentages than the federal average.

[Pernacyvokya]

In The Village of Ýiolmĕnatt, Ærinwŏdižsk Trifiad In Pernacyvokya, There is a very old law within the Township that says The Left Side will be used for Travelling Means (Doesn't go into detail about what means), However, The National Law Says The Right Side of the Road Is Mandated. Therefore, it is technicially illegal in Ýiolmĕnatt to Drive on the Left or Right Side of the Road, Which has caused confusion between many people travelling to/through the Village.

Despite this, The Local police Say the Right Side should be used, and Locals also Drive on the Right as usual.

[Silver Commonwealth]

Ministry of Education

Fact time!

''(Another SC's AU, but this focuses on the collapse of SC instead. As SC's collapse is the most likely scenario, it is canon in all but name. ''Current'' year would be 2192) After the SC's collapse, smaller regions like Iceland were largely severed from supplies of bigger regions due of their turmoil, and they needed to find a new path on their own. New Icelandic Commonwealth had small population, from which most lived in its capital - Reykjavík. While rich with resources, it meant little if its access to technology and tools for producing new are lacking. For a while, Nationalist Iceland was on isolationist mode, and the former President-Governor of Iceland under SC even considered to set it as its primary policy, along with general suspicion of foreigners. However, in the end Iceland would go to war path instead, as Greater North (Greenland, Nunavut, and Northwest Territories) had even less of a population - 150 000 combined, if compared to Iceland's about 350 000. A victory would indeed boost the Iceland's President-Governor's popularity and morale, along with giving access to various valuable natural resources in Greenland, which were hard to access previously due of the harsh nature and rugged terrain. SC's Canadian and American companies had opened extraction mines and plants in the 30s, but it was estimated, that there were still a lot of resources untapped, and Greater North got pretty wealthy from it. And, in Greenland the Greater North's military situation was even worse - a couple hundred men on active service, along with militarized coast patrol. Even the Thule's base had got less advanced technology, as it had been ceded to Greater North's administration from Megastates time ago, although Americans still maintained presence there. While Iceland's army was stronger if compared to IRL, it was still minuscule on SC's Europe's background, with weak airforce and navy, and even the generic militarism didn't help (IRL, Iceland is one of the few NATO countries which doesn't have an army). Greater North had some more advanced planes, navy, and rifles in former Nunavut and Northwest Territories, but Iceland's commanders hoped, that numbers would do the job.''

''In order to use surprise element to its maximum, Iceland had split its attacking force in two squads - one was to land in the east, but other would later land in the south, and attack would begin only mere minutes after declaration of war. Also, mid-late spring was picked by Icelandic commanders as a perfect time for attack, as it would make it more difficult for Greater North's armies to transport soldiers and equipment to Greenland over the sea ice in Canadian Arctic from the far-away Iqaluit and Yellowknife, making them rely more on their navy and airforce. When landing at Tasiilaq, Icelandic troops met surprisingly little resistance,and after consolidating the area, they started to march further south, occupying the small fishermen communities and villages with 10 or a bit more inhabitants. The first attempts to put up an organized resistance to Icelandic troops were met in the island of Tingmiarmit, where a couple hundred of Inuit troops from south had arrived to face the Icelanders. The battle lasted for about 30 minutes, but at the end more than 50% of Inuit troops had fallen, or taken as Prisoners of War. About 50 managed to escape, but with the low morale they couldn't put up a considerable resistance anymore. Meanwhile, the southern army landed in Qaqortoq, and took it after a brief fight with the city's garrison, despite them having a few bunkers there. Then, they marched north, and met up with the eastern army group in early May. Now all of the southeast Greenland's coast was under Icelandic control. Their troops had also taken some of the more fertile land in the south, and had cut access to potatoes for Greenland's defenders - one of the few vegetables, which grew in more green parts of Greenland. Now, Greenland had to rely on its ancient hunting traditions, but most importantly - it had to tighten its belt.''

''Meanwhile, an another battle took place in the waters of Davis Strait, near the town of Arsuk. Most of the Greenland's local navy was in south, which meant, that it could be assembled to defend the southern waters from Icelandic fleet pretty quickly. However, there was one issue - most of Greenland's navy consisted from armed patrol vessels/boats, and it lacked helicopters, and other aircraft. Some of the patrol boats had small artillery cannons, but most were armed simply with machine guns. There were even recorded cases of couple of soldiers with sniper rifles or assault rifles, using kayaks to get closer to enemy ships. Iceland had 2 submarines in its navy as well, but they didn't saw much combat, as they were too few in numbers to affect the war. Greenland's southern fleet had a single frigate, but Iceland - 2. All of Greenland's patrol vessels and boats sank during the battle due of Icelandic artillery shells, and while Greenland's frigate managed to get away for a while, it had still been damaged, and Iceland's fleet kept following it insistently, eventually resulting in frigate's destruction in one of the southern Greenland's fjords (In the following months, Greenland's fleet in the north would be destroyed as well, due of Icelandic jet and bomber raids from eastern Greenland). Now Iceland's navy had free hands in the sea, and it could set sail towards Nuuk - the capital of Greenland. Icelandic army in south also started marching westwards as well, further occupying ground. However, Iceland's fleet had suffered casualties too - some of its own patrol vessels and boats had been sunken as well, and one of its frigates had received damage from Greenlandic artillery as well.''

''Further north, supplies were still incoming south from Qaanaaq (Thule), with convoys or planes resupplying in places like Ilulissat or Sisimiut, and those supply depots were viewed as threat by Icelandic military commanders. At first they tried to stop the supplies with helicopter and other plane attacks, but it proved to not be enough due of small amount of aircraft Iceland possessed in general, not even talking about the amount it had in Greenland. Then, the war reached its culmination, as one of the field marshals had a crazy plan - send one of the Iceland's regiments over the Greenland's ice cap to Ilulissat. It was deemed as ''completely insane'' by a lot of militarists, because a regiment consists from about 1,000 troops, and if the operation would fail, a large portion of Iceland's army would be gone. Nonetheless, after very hard debates the green light was given for the field marshal's operation. Army couldn't set up campfires during the travel not only for environmental, but also secrecy reasons - smoke could be noticed by the few low-height satellites weather or balloons. Despite summer being the warmest period, a lot of soldiers still got frostbite (Including the field marshal himself). Anyways, the regiment made it to Ilullisat in a surprisingly short amount of time, stopping only once at Summit camp in order to regroup, and attempt to find leftover supplies - it was a research station abandoned after SC's collapse (Its location was a bit difficult to find at first, as coordinates are variable due of movements of the ice). The Icelandic regiment took out the city's garrison by surprise, as they had anticipated merely air raids, and had their eyes at sky. After capturing the city, they spread out in local countryside, thus consolidating gains. Greater North's supply ships were forced to move further away from coast, and travel longer distances, as Ilullisat's port and aircraft landing sites were closed off by Icelandic troops. Sometimes, the Icelandic garrisons even hunted down lone supply ships by using the captured aircraft/navy and kayaks at Ilullisat. The Icelandic military's leadership would later congratulate the field marshal for the victory of ''his bald move''.''

''However, by June the speed of Icelandic army's advances slowed down, as Greenland's Inuit army had started to recover, and had recruited more than 1% of its population, the total amount of fielded manpower reaching 6000. Although most of these units were green, and Inuits still suffered more casualties, Icelanders also started to feel losses, and their army never reached Nuuk. However, the Icelandic fleet managed to set sail at the entrance of fjord, and tried to make it fall with shelling from 1 frigate (The damaged one was sent to Qaqortoq for repairs) and blockade attempts. Some patrol boats were armed with something similar to heavy EM249, which proved to be effective at plowing down those defenders of city, which had been careless enough. However, it was also louder than regular machine guns, so it gained the nickname ''rattler'' between the Nuuk's inhabitants. It was less effective against buildings, however, but Icelandic army's artillery shells on both boats and frigate were limited. Nuuk's defenders also had a few PMT American disappearing guns, which managed to sink down a few of the Nationalist Iceland's armored boats. (One of the most comical cases in the war took place in Northeast Greenland National Park. Although it was a protected area in Greenland both during and after SC's rule, and had no permanent population, a group of Icelander soldiers still landed on the shores of Franz Joseph Fjord with an electricity-powered boat, and planted their flag there. Icelandic soldiers had also captured the director of the park - Kingudlerk Bolsen, and forced him to sign the paper, where all of the park would be occupied by Nationalist Iceland. While it was colored as a part of Iceland during the war frontlines, no battles ever took place there during the conflict, most likely due of large parts of it being part of the Greenlandic ice cap, and the Icelander soldiers soon left. Kingudlerk later would become more of a collaborationist, and eventually was assassinated by Greater North's Intelligence agency. After that, it appointed a new director for the park, and it was colored back under Greater North's control on the map).''

''At July, the force parity in Greenland had started to even out - while Icelandic airforce initially had the upper hand in skies, eventually more jets and bombers arrived from northern Canada. It was still merely a small force, but it was enough to tip the balance. Generally air battles were dogfights between two planes, as the industrial capacity of both nations wasn't even enough for large air battles with hundreds of planes, but at Thule Military Base, about 7 Icelander fighters and an escort bomber faced 5 Canadian Inuit jets and a couple of air defenses down on the ground. The night was foggy, and visibility was low. Although both Iceland, and Greater North had inherited good planes, navy, and rifles from the period, when they received help from Canadian and British (Later Scandinavian for Iceland) armies, this time the Inuits triumphed - all of Iceland's jets and bomber were struck down in Thule, but Inuits lost merely two planes. This defeat was humiliating for Icelandic military, as they were no longer the unstoppable or ''superior'' force for Greater North. Around August, Icelandic fleet called off the siege of Nuuk - without military, the blockade wouldn't be complete, and Nuuk's residents constantly found ways around this - while most of the foreign products and vegetables had run out, there was still plenty of meat to adapt, and their millennias-old hunting traditions became vital in supplying the capital. Although airforce sent a few bombers to aid the navy, it clearly wasn't enough, and at the end, Icelandic navy had lost 6 of its armored patrol vessels. Next major blow would come further north - the combined Canadian, and Greenlandic Inuit armies retook Ilulissat, thus reuniting the cut-off western Greenland. Although Icelandic units were more experienced, they were still outnumbered, and supplies had started to run out, because they hadn't received new ones ever since they took Ilulissat and consolidated the neighboring area. Greater North's military as a whole had reached 13 500 men, more than 10% of its overall population. Iceland hadn't recruited more than 1% of its population yet, but now conscription centers were created, so Iceland's troops wouldn't get outnumbered.''

''By September, the front had largely stabilized, and last hopes of fast victory faded away for Iceland. The dynamic warfare with small unit regiments of a couple hundred at most had transformed in position warfare in southwest Greenland's mountains and valleys, and front line became static. Now there were thousands of soldiers concentrated in a single region on both sides, and some later described it as ''trench warfare without trenches''. Even the few tanks, which both sides had, weren't enough to break the stalemate, as they were less effective in Greenland's terrain. This situation soon prompted both sides to sat at peace talk table in Kangerlussuaq airport. War had became costly and a burden for both sides - for Iceland, it was the discontent in society about lack of progress in fronts, and increasing conscription rates. Its industry was also not able to replenish the lost patrol vessels, tanks, or jets fast enough, and with winter coming closer and closer, the sea ice would become thicker, which meant, that Greater North could possibly transport reinforcements through the thick sea ice, and prompt new victorious offensives for native Inuits. For Greater North, however, it was the risk of famine, if war would prolong in winter - without hunters who would stack food, or few farmers who grew some vegetables in greenhouses, the increased conscription would be pointless, as army would starve. Also, Greater North still had less population than Iceland, which meant, that Iceland could still afford to conscript a bigger army or expand its reserves. While Iceland's leader had wanted to initially take all of Greenland (Including the National Park, where he had plans to settle a small, permanent miner population for resource gathering, thus effectively taking away the status of ''protected area'' for the National Park, and transforming it merely in an another subdivision.), he was in no position to enforce these demands - while both sides had some position of strength, none had the power to force the other for unconditional talks. So, the diplomats of both nations went for a compromise - a solution, which wouldn't appease either of the sides.''

''While Greater North kept large portions of Greenland, some of its eastern parts were ceded to Iceland in form of ''Icelandic Occupation Government'', with Tasiilaq being as its capital and Headquarters for various Icelandic companies which extracted out the various natural resources - oil, gold, lead, and uranium, for an example. Of course, the labor was often performed by local Inuits, and conditions in resource extraction sites often were pretty terrible. While formally a part of Iceland, in practice it functioned in kind of an autonomous way, as long as its Commissar shipped the resources to Iceland. However, New Icelandic Commonwealth's territorial gain celebrations weren't for long - years later, when the National Republic of England had completed the unification of British Isles during the Great Patriotic War, and had stabilized a bit, it renewed its claims on Iceland, and sent a massive fleet of battleships and aircraft to prepare for invasion. Then, Iceland recalled almost all of its military from Icelandic Occupation Zone, and only a few garrisons were left alongside with police officers, coast guard, and armed Icelanders from mainland. Greater North started to prepare workers in Tasiilaq for a massive strike, and positioning troops on the parts of ice cap, which served as borders of the Occupation Government. When the strike erupted, at the beginning it was expected, that the local police and units would handle it, but the workers against all odds managed to take the city, and kill the first and only Commissar of the Occupation Government - Esja Deníelsdóttir. After hearing the news about this, various miners in resource extraction sites across the region started to strike too, paralyzing the Government's system. Greater North's troops used it, and came down from the ice cap, encircling and destroying many of the garrison and resource company guard units. (They had anticipated, that Greenlandic Inuit troops would attack from north or south, where land was free from ice cap) Greater North had pulled the same trick Iceland did years before - crossed the ice cap, and took the enemy out by surprise. Greater North dissolved the Icelandic Occupation Government afterwards, and integrated it back in Greenland, sending back all of the Icelandic factory guards, police officers, remaining soldiers, or the few settlers back to Iceland. Later, the National Republic of England would accuse Greater North of helping out Iceland in a covert way, as a lot of the repatriated Icelanders would later participate in battles of Reykjavik and Akureyri against British navy, airforce, and ground forces (Overall, the war was still short, and resulted in annexation, as conventional Iceland's army couldn't put up a big fight against English army. If anything, the Iceland's partisan warfare inflicted more attrition and losses to the British).''

Ministry of Education

Fact time!

''(SC's space expansion AU, a.k.a. the most unlikely scenario. Non-canon, of course! ''Current'' year would be 6030) Europa is one of the first moons, which was colonized by Silver Commonwealth (Now Pax Solaris, which means ''Solar Peace''). When deciding the contestants of colonization in space trials, Czech colonists were one of the most ardent candidates, and were ready to ''plant their region's flag on the moon's surface''. In the end, Czech team was picked by the jury of CSA (Commonwealth's Space Agency), and the Czech Autonomy of Central European Region gained the permission to settle, extract resources, and build cities on Europa. There are dozens of research stations scattered across Europa's surface, but the capital is called New Prague, and is the largest, and only city on Europa right now (Although by Earth's standards, it is more of a small village, and even then the definition of ''village'' gets stretched). Although initially only Czechs settled on Europa, now some other nationalities like Austrians have set up their research stations too in exchange of paying the local administration, as it has become hard for Czech administration to build new stations and maintain order on its own, especially when it comes to defending from space pirates. Nonetheless, there is a distinct Czech culture on Europa already.''

''Although it is one of the first candidates in terraforming schedule, the progress of actual terraforming is way lower, and most of its surface is still cold, brittle ice, as most of the resources have gone towards Mars, which is a more desired terraforming goal. (And even then, the process isn't nearly finished, due of the absurd amount of resources and time required). Still, the settlements and permissions to settle are strictly based on estimates of ground and water after terraforming would be complete, which makes it hard to choose a settling spot, because most of Europa's surface would be covered with water in a hypothetical terraforming scenario, and additional artificial isles would be needed. That is the reason, why a lot of the structures on Europa are mobile, and not permanent. Right now, colonists get a lot of their power from either sun, or the water vapor geysers, which spew out water from the deep subsurface ocean under Europa's cold, brittle surface. However, radiation deflectors are also a must, due of the immense radiation from Jupiter's radiation belts, which are even more intense than the Earth's Van Allen radiation belt.''

[Republica Federal de Catalunya]

Palamós CF is the oldest national football club. It is nicknamed the "Groc i blaus" by their home kit colours in vertical yellow and blue stripes since 1905. it's second kit uses to retain their original colours white shirt black trousers. It was founded in 1898 one year earlier than Football Club Barcelona and 2 before than Club Esportiu de Barcelona.
The club has spent most seasons in the second and third tiers. Last season it got promotion to the second tier.
It was most successful in the 1910s-1920s were it was in the league first tier and in the 1980s-1990s were it returned to the 1st Division. It won the league in 1943 1944* and 1987-1988 season it has won 2 cups seasons 1939-1940 and 1991-1992 season. It also has won 4 second tier championships and 6 third tier championships the last in season 2018-2019.
It's actual budget is 4,2 € million the 2nd division lowest they play at El Nou Estadi Municipal de Palamós 4800 seats. League average 6M and 7000 seats.
It's U-23 team is la Fundació Esportiva Palamós.

[Aikoland]

From 1978 until 1985, the far-right Traditionalist Party had three seats in Parliament.

[Korean States and Territories]

Boosting the highest internet speed on the planet we gain significant amount of tourists for being a military dictatorship.

[Blodrike]

Unlike humans, all vampires have vertical pupils like cats' eyes. They also have different iris colors—instead of blue, brown and gray, their eyes are red, orange, green or gold.

[La Dittatori]

Dittatori Fact of the Week:

La Dittatori's language has hints of Spanish, Italian and very little Greek due to its unique location. There was a argument between the older, Italian Speakers and younger Dittatorian Language. But Goverment subsidies and normalization lead to the adoption of Dittatorian as the National Language.

[Kamunting]

The royal family pets are a pair of red eared slider turtles.

[Gandoor]

The most recent time when a party won the majority of seats in the Forum rather than just a plurality was in 2006, when the Communist Party won 511 of 1000 seats.

[Zhouran]

During a public conference on the future of 21st century security & technology at Tanliang University in Yanjing, Senior Marshal Nashun Kangdasi (current Vice Chairman of the People's Defense Council) was asked by a local university student on whether the highly-rumored SBG-33 Black-Operations "Supernatural Warfare & Esoteric Research" even exists and whether anomalous entities and esoteric research are actually real. His reply was that the supposed group doesn't exist and that it's simply the work of horror-fiction writers online, while the existence of paranormal anomalies and esoteric research were simply mere conspiracies created several years ago. The student then told Nashun that his great-grandfather was a commissioned-officer in the former Zhouranese Imperial Army who was said to be in a secret organization called the Special Anomalous Warfare Research Group (also simply referred to as Dark Ascension) and that he supposedly died in the battlefield in 1951 during the Zhouranese Civil War under mysterious circumstances, to which Nashun simply asked for evidences of the students' bold claims.

The whole theory regarding the existence of paranormal anomalies and Zhouran's dabbling in covert clandestine-level esoteric research on supernatural warfare remains debated even online among Zhouranese netizens. There has been some very rough evidences for several decades now that partially asserts the supposed existence of anomalies, however these proofs are considered 'inconclusive' as their authenticity remains debatable.

[Aplexiana]

Due to civil unrest, Emperor Jaren Enkenar Holifeau Shengka's palace is not in Aplexiana, but in nearby StupidsRUs.

[Nou Pais Valencia]

Our highest mountain is El Alt De Barraques 1837mts. Over sea level located in the Ademús enclave. Although our most famous mountain is the Penyagolosa peak 1811mts over sea level.

[Barometria]

Duran Duran's Seven and the Ragged Tiger has been #1 on the Barometria Album Chart for 1,890 consecutive weeks. Bonus Fact: The mean average Barometrian household owns 42 copies of this album.

[Chuck Norris Island]

Until March of 2018, it was compulsory that all children born in the Empire of Chuck Norris Island be named, "Chuck Norris." Except for poor children. The poor don't get names.

[Minoa]

It is hard to get rid of guards on commuter trains in Minoa. Minoan law requires trains to have guards if one of the following is true:

1. The train is more than 75 metres long, and uses manual control;
2. The train is more than 125 metres long, and uses automatic control;
3. The train serves a request stop (which is still a thing in rural parts of Minoa).
4. The train serves an unstaffed stop.
5. The train uses a tunnel that has a section of at least 1,500 meters between a portal, station, escape shaft or any other opening that can be used for emergency evacuation: service tunnels, such as the one between the two bores of the Channel Tunnel, do not count.

[Zhouran]

Because Zhouran has an extremely-high coverage of 3G, LTE, 4G, 4.5G, 4.9G, and 5G there is a high density of cellular tower sites across the nation, thus providing cellular services to the public even in the countryside.

The Kangmukeli sees the importance of people having instant connection to the online world, thus allowing information to reach every individual in the country no matter where they are. On the other hand, many of the political-moderate opposition believe that ever since the political-hardline establishment took power in 2027 they instead used this as a tool for the distraction of the public.

[Voxija]

In 2014, due to timeline divergence, the Oscar winner for Best Foreign Film was Bloodbroken, a movie about the Spanish Civil War. Filmed in Spanish, it was directed by a Voxijan, Morris Inetxaga, who moved to Spain, learned Spanish, and then directed this movie. That was the only time a film directed by a Voxijan won an Oscar.