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by **Tangatarehua** » Thu Jul 06, 2023 4:29 am

NGAIRE ROIMATI TO STEP DOWN AS PRIME MINISTER

6th July 2023

TAMAKI
Ngaire Roimati has announced that she will not contest this month's THM leadership election, which in effect means that she is conceding her position as the Mangai o Tangata [Prime Minister].

_{Ngaire Roimati has announced that she will step down as Prime Minister after less than two years in the role}

The surprise announcement came at 11pm, following a 'tense' meeting between Roimati and the board of directors of Tikanga Herekore Manapori [the Free Democratic Party], which is due to hold its annual party conference on July 22nd.

"When I came to office, I promised that I would balance the budget, fight corruption and re-open Tangatarehua to the world and I am proud to say I have done just that," she told reporters in a hastily arranged press conference last night. "The decisions I have taken were not easy and seldom popular, but they were the right ones to build a foundation upon which stable future growth can occur.

"However - I accept that I may not be the correct person to lead THM to victory in the 2024 election and as such I will not be standing for the party presidency at this year's party conference. It has been an honour to serve as the Mangai o Tangata and I pledge my full support to whichever candidate the party chooses to succeed me."

Roimati led THM to a narrow election victory in 2021 but has been dogged by low approval ratings ever since, with her personal approval rating never rising above 45% as she has grappled with a massive economic crisis, fuel shortages and the end of the pandemic.

Publicly, Roimati has drawn criticism for her plan to introduce fees for tertiary education, which critics have said will make tertiary education unobtainable to those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and will "put Tangatarehua on the path to western-style ignorance and materialism".

However it is within her own party that Roimati's unpopularity has become fatal, with many THM backbenchers reportedly 'furious' that tax cuts promised in the 2021 election have not yet come to fruition - not only that, but Roimati controversially increased GST to plug a budget deficit.

The final nail in the coffin seems to come in the form of a recent poll putting THM at only 37% of public support, meaning that if an election were held today it would easily be won by the opposition.

One poll suggested that Atawhai [the Conservative Party], THM's erstwhile coalition partners could form the next government on its own while every poll since the beginning of 2023 has indicated that a four party coalition of the political left (including Atawhai, the Right Socialist Party, the Left Socialist Party and the Communist Party] would 'easily' defeat THM - even if THM forms a coalition with the right-wing populist Whakapaipai [Libertarian] Party, who have seen a recent surge in support on the back of right-wing voters disaffected by the current direction of THM.

Although Tangatarehua is not due to hold an election until October 2024 at the latest, these poll numbers have caused alarm for THM, which bills itself as the 'natural party of government' in Tangatarehua, having lost government only twice since 1982.

Under party rules, whoever is president of the party will become the Mangai o Tangata whenever THM holds a parliamentary majority.

What is the Mangai o Tangata?

The Mangai o Tangata [literally "Representative of the People"] is often translated into English as "Prime Minister" although the meaning is not actually the same as in most parliamentary systems and they are not actually the head of the entire government.

The Mangai o Tangata is head of the legislative branch of government and holds a position equivalent to both a Speaker of the Parliament and a Minister of Finance/Chancellor of the Exchequer - becoming the head of both Te Whare of Mangai [the House of Representatives] and Te Tari o Taonga [Treasury].

The position is one of only three in the Kaiwhakahaere [Imperial Cabinet], alongside the Rangatira [who controls Te Tari o Kawanatanga/the Department of State - the executive branch] and the Nui Tohunga [High Priest/Chief Justice, who controls Te Tari o Tikanga Wairua/the Department of the Spiritual - the judicial branch] and is the most powerful position that a commoner can accede to in Tangatarehua.

Although the Prime Minister is not actually the head of government in terms of executive authority, they wield considerable power with the ability to control and set the legislative agenda and to control and write the national budget.

The position is contingent on the continued confidence of the House of Representatives and if a Prime Minister loses confidence of the House and no other MR [Mangai Rohe - member of parliament] can gain the support of the majority of the house then a snap election is held.

Who will replace Ngaire Roimati?

No candidates have put their names forward at this stage, but it is worth discussing the important role that factions play during any THM leadership election.

Tikanga Herekore Manapori is a big-tent centre to centre-right political party that, unlike the opposition parties, does not follow a clear ideological position. While officially the party claims 'liberalism' as its ideology, liberalism takes many forms and encompasses positions from the political centre-left all the way to the hard right - and this diversity of ideology is found within THM's membership too.

As such, factional infighting within THM can be brutal and is often more consequential for Tangatarehua than a general election given THM's track record for dominating elections.

Most factions have their own names, logos, flags and leaders and represent varying competing ideologies within the party - although once a faction has obtained the party presidency, all other factions and factional leaders by convention will immediately pledge their support for the new president or risk losing their seat or place on the party seat. Leaving THM is seldom an option for most MRs due to the prohibitive cost of running for office in Tangatarehua (the deposit to run for a single constituency is the equivalent of US$500,000 and is not returned unless a candidate gains at least 5% of the vote).

The five main factions within THM are:

Ropu Ripera ("The Liberal Group")
Supported by the Huinga Pakini Nui [Association of Business], most major corporations and the wealthy, including a large section of the nobility.
It advocates neoliberalism and laissez-faire economics. Some members have advocated for a flat tax.
Pro immigration, free trade and globalisation. Supports lowering taxes for high income earners and corporations.
Unlike the right-wing libertarian Whakapaipai Party, members of this faction are committed to pacifism and the existing ban on firearms.
Previous Prime Ministers from this faction have included Petera Aroha (1992-1993), Mere Anaru (1998-2000) and Timoti Ruiha (2009 - 2015)

Hui o te Manapori ("Gathering for Democracy")
Supported by members of the bureaucracy, doctors, teachers and other educated white collar workers.
Generally considered the most 'centrist' faction, advocating for fiscal conservatism but still defending the social safety net.
Tends toward conservative liberalism and sometimes national liberalism, labels themselves as classical liberals.
Moderate on most social issues, such as immigration and LGBT rights
Current Prime Minister Ngaire Roimati is a member of this faction, meaning they are unlikely to succeed in the upcoming leadership election

Ropu Kiri ("Group for Kiri")
Founded by supporters of Hemi Kiri, Tangatarehua's first democratically elected Prime Minister
Strong support for the Rehuan model, also known as "Kiriism".
Supports ordoliberalism, Keynesian economics, dirigisme and even corporatism. Has a reputation for pork barrel politics.
Socially conservative: Opposed to widespread immigration, LGBT rights or other disruptions to traditions.
Officially pro free trade but have become more protectionist in recent years
Supported by farmers, small businesses and blue collar workers
Past Prime Ministers include Hemi Kiri [1982 - 1987] and Wiremu Ngaio -1993 - 1998]

Te Reo Ahu Whakamua ("Progressive Voice")
By far the most left-leaning faction of THM
Supports continued free education to tertiary level, free healthcare and the social safety net
Strongly opposed to privatisation
Very socially liberal, supporting expanded rights for immigrants, taurekareka and the LGBT community. Also supports legalising abortion.
Supported primarily by younger members of THM as well as minority groups. Faction has lost influence as many members have defected to the Matau Hapori [the Right Socialist Party].
Former Prime Minister Huhana Tama [1987 - 1992] was a member and the founder of this faction.

Mana Motuhake ("Independence")
A self-described "national liberal" faction supporting protectionism and opposing immigration
Generally considered the most far right faction, supports economic nationalism and interventionism.
Supports abolishing Article IV and re-establishing the military as well as foreign policy isolationism.
Generally libertarian on most social issues, with some members even supporting private gun ownership. Pro LGBT.
Strong agrarian focus - founded by a group of politicians from rural areas and supported mainly by farmers

How will the vote be decided?

A candidate must have the support of at least 20 MRs in order to make it onto the ballot. Once the candidates have been determined, the election will take place in a two-round system: All 173 THM MRs will vote, as will all 378,815 paid-up THM party members plus THM's 21 national board of directors (one for each of Tangatarehua's 21 prefectures).

A total of 415 points will be available - each MR vote is worth one point, a board director vote is worth two points while the remaining 200 points will be distributed proportionately according to the way the membership voted.

For example if Candidate A receives the support of 100 MRs, 55% of the members and 7 directors, she will receive 224 points. The first candidate to win more than 208 points will become party president (and therefore, Prime Minister), however if no majority is reached in the first round then a run-off election between the top two candidates will be run.

The winner is expected to be announced on Sunday July 23rd.

by **Drongonia** » Fri Jul 07, 2023 9:24 pm

LGBT+ Rights groups slam govt in wake of 'International LGBT+ Rights Index' report
Christchurch, Drongonia
July 8, 2023 | Chester Stone

Christchurch Pride 2023 was shut down by
Police amid accusations of attendees' 'inappropriate
behaviour'. Photo // File

LGBT+ groups have slammed the Government following the release of a damning report by the International LGBT+ Index, a non-profit which assesses nations' policy and attitudes towards LGBT+ people.

The report gives Drongonia a rating of just 73.1 out of 100. Of the index's five sections, which are worth a maximum of 20 points each, Drongonia scored lowest in the 'Healthcare' and 'Societal Attitudes' sections, scoring just 12.4 and 11.7 respectively. Notable points of concern included the lack of availability of puberty blockers, which are currently illegal - and the low reported rates of public support for same-sex adoption and peoples' right to transition.

In a statement released by the Human Rights Commission, officials highlighted the comparatively high scores of 17 and 16 in the 'Legally Enforceable Rights' and 'Government Stances on LGBT+ Issues' sections, reaffirmed the Government's neutral stance on LGBT+ individuals' and vowed to continue fighting for the rights of Drongonians, "regardless of their gender, sexual orientation or other characteristics".

Comparative to other Anglospheric nations, Drongonia scored well. Officials from both Cancolastan and Norcott declined to give data required to take part in the index, calling it a "joke" and "a waste of time". Great Pacific Switzerland, although not expressly declining to take part, did not respond to the request for information in time to be included. Not all nations flunked the index, however, with New Zealand scoring a perfect 100, Libstasia scoring 94.4, and Australia scoring 89.3.

Head of the Drongonian chapter of the international LGBT+ youth charity, The Trevor Project, Jane Toogood, slammed the Government in an interview with TVDG's Breakfast programme. She believes the index's findings show that "Drongonia is falling far behind the rest of the developed world" and that "the promises this Government made to fight for freedom are hypocritical at best, and outright lies at worst". She also called on Prime Minister English to "fix these issues or resign" saying that "90 percent of the LGBTQIA+ community hates you and the National Party".

Prime Minister English responded by way of Peaker, posting this afternoon: "LOL - saw the breakfast interview. Never any point bending over backwards for people who say they hate you! Many parties across the West must begin to realise this." In contrast, Labour leader Phoebe Schofield called the findings "shameful" and said that "I'd [she'd] call on the government to do more but it's a waste of time, they don't give a shit" in a Peaker post that garnered over a million likes and 300,000 shares.

The per-nation summary made specific mention of the 2021 arrest of LGBT+ activists for flying pride flags outside of Parliament. As a result of the arrests, three of the activists were sentenced to three months' imprisonment while the others were sentenced to community service ranging from 20 - 50 hours. The report also mentioned the lack of a clear framework for access to HRT and other gender-affirming healthcare.

by **Razenland** » Sat Jul 08, 2023 5:59 am

THE PANEL TOPS TV FIGURES
Saturday 8th July 2023

Gorinsk - Political discussion panel show The Panel has topped TV viewing figures for its day of broadcast for the first time in almost two years. The debate show was attended by Viktar Maksudov, sacked from Government by President Witold Volotka over failures to produce adequate housing plans for the new-build port town, also called an eco town, Novigrad.

Maksudov made outspoken comments on his sacking and expected to be jettisoned from Volotka’s ruling Centrist Union Party, but instead he had to quit after Volotka declined to take further action. Maksudov appeared on the programme to promote his new political party, Reality, for which he will stand in the by-election this month in his own constituency seat. The by-election has been triggered by his decision to leave the Centrist Union Party.

Maksudov made comments on the show echoing some of the values of the nation’s previous president, Viktor Smolski, who believed in a guarded nationalism and high levels of defence spending, much of which has been curtailed since Witold Volotka came into office in 2021.

But, while Maksudov’s appearance was hotly anticipated, he would be met with stiff opposition on The Panel in the form of several other - arguably more heavyweight - politicians. These included the main opposition party’s Lena Barazna, who shadows the Government’s Director of the Ministry of Construction & Housing. In a perhaps startling move, Barazna criticised elements of corruption in the way Director Tereshchenko’s own family have won contracts for construction in the new town, but also defended fiercely the decision to dismiss Maksudov for inferior work in the context of housing design.

The Panel was also bolstered by the Razenlandian Green Party leader Sofia Tabakova, who criticised Maksudov’s record in local politics, and no less a figure than Konstantian Buryak - Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers. Buryak was bullish about the decision to dismiss Maksudov and also strong on taking attention from him by talking up the Government’s record generally.

The by-election for Maksudov’s seat takes place later this month.

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by **Drongonia** » Tue Jul 11, 2023 1:04 am

Immigration Drongonia "not sorry" after 3am raids on 'overstayer' families exposed
Christchurch, Drongonia
July 11, 2023 | Jasmine Parker

Immigration Drongonia reportedly conducted the raids with
assistance from Police. Photo // TVDG

Immigration Minister Holly North has defended the actions of Immigration Drongonia following the release of insider emails detailing how the agency would conduct raids on alleged overstayers at 3am.

The memos, reportedly leaked by a disgruntled former staff member of Immigration Drongonia, detail how the agency would work with Police to organise raids and forcible deportations. Among the emails was one sent to logistics and planning staff by an unnamed 'high-up' official, explaining the rationale of the early-morning offensive tactics. "If we tell them we're coming, we'll get "Oh, Mr. Falale? No he's not here at the moment" 10 times out of 10, we've seen this."

The email seemed to have referenced the raid of the Faalelei-Wood family home, which TVDG can reveal occurred in May of this year. The family were awoken at approximately 2:45am by armed Police and immigration enforcement officers breaking down their front door. Sione and Iolana Faalelei-Wood were then deported two days later, accused by Immigration Drongonia of overstaying for three years on a one-year visitor visa.

Sione Faalelei-Wood spoke to TVDG's Breakfast programme this morning, prior to an interview with the Immigration Minister. Faalelei-Wood said that he was far from the only one "unfairly attacked" by Immigration Drongonia and told Breakfast host Ryan Bridges that "all the families here who have been deported, we demand apologies at least". Immigration Minister Holly North, vehemently defended the agency in a follow-up interview, telling Bridges that "the talented and hardworking people within Immigration Drongonia are not sorry for doing their jobs - not at all" when asked if she would apologise.

Prominent immigration reform advocate Lily Neilson posted on Peaker that she was "appalled" to read the leaked emails, and told her followers that she is "looking for real change from the top down at IDG [Immigration Drongonia] and other blatantly racist government agencies". Labour's immigration spokesperson James Bayley told National Radio in a phone interview that he was "disgusted" by the revelations and that "deconstructing all of this racist nonsense" would be his top priority if Labour is elected in 2024.

Controversial former Deputy Prime Minister and People's Front leader Simon Baker quoted the Peaker post by Nielson with a 'laugh-cry' emoji and a 'middle finger' emoji, seemingly poking fun at the plight of the migrants, in a post which has garnered 50 thousand likes and drawn heated debate within its comments.

Immigration Drongonia released statistics on overstayers last month, estimating that there are approximately 75,000 people currently living in Drongonia without a valid work, study or travel visa. The agency also said that they had made approximately 1,200 arrests and 964 deportations in the first half of 2023.

by **Aumbura** » Wed Jul 12, 2023 8:08 am

July 12th, 2023

Aumbura, Norse Inuit Union Strike Trade Agreement, Declare Alliance, Build Embassies
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Article By: Helen Kelitzsche

Following a series of meetings, and conversations between the leaders, and diplomats of both Aumbura, and the Norse Inuit Union, the two nations have announced the creation of a new trade deal. In addition to the deal, President Leland Friece announced that the Norse Inuit Union would now formally be considered an "ally" of the Aumburan government. This comes just weeks after President Friece expressed a desire to "bolster" ties between the two nations.

Proceeding a number of meetings between the diplomatic staff of both nations, Aumbura has agreed to give the Norse Inuit Union a supply of 100,000 freshly fished trout, as well as 5,000 pieces of some of the nation's most advanced radar technology. In exchange, Aumbura is to receive 200,000 newly built electric cars, and 70,000 tons of iron from the Norse Inuit Union.

Speaking in regards to the agreement, Edith Novak, Aumbura's Minister of Foreign Trade, expressed nothing but optimism.

"This is a wonderful moment between two wonderful nations," said Novak. "With this agreement, we draw together two nations whose largest interests lie within the common good."

Markus Straub, Aumbura's Minister of Foreign Affairs, felt similarly happy in regards the Norse Inuit Union's newly minted status as an "ally" of Aumbura.

"Aumbura has long looked favorably upon the Norse Inuit Union," said Straub. "A declaration of this sort cements a friendship between our two nations that is stronger than any piece of steel we could have hoped to trade for."

Aumbura's acquirement of electric cars via the Norse Inuit Union signals the nation as a possible steady supplier of such vehicles for years to come. Previously, many of Aumbura's electric cars were provided via trade with the nations of Aursi, and the Marajarbian Federation. Due to worsening relations between Aumbura and these two nations, however, Aumbura has been on the hunt for a new supplier of electric vehicles for several months. Diplomatic staffer Hanson Kugler is confident in the Norse Inuit Union's potential to fill this role.

"I think this is exactly the type of deal that our nation has been searching for for months," said Kugler. "I'm very pleased with it. Everyone is."

In addition to the aforementioned trade deal, and declaration of allyship, Aumbura and the Norse Inuit Union have also announced their intentions to construct new embassies in each nation's respective capital city.

Official FNN Polling: Do you think this deal is good for Aumbura?:

Yes: 91% - No: 9%

Comments:

overeverything: Finally!! Car supplies have been unreliable for wayyyyy too long!

Fessstive1: My father is from the Norse Inuit Union. Beautiful nation, beautiful people, and this is a beautiful event!

Rob_T_Walker: Glad they're building new embassies. The current one is an eyesore.

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by **Tangatarehua** » Mon Jul 17, 2023 4:15 am

TWENTY TERRORISTS SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR ROLE IN COUP D'ETAT ATTEMPT

17th July 2023

TAMAKI
Twenty people have been sentenced to life imprisonment, following a failed coup d'etat attempt that shocked the nation and the world.

20 members of far right militia group Te Raupapa o te Whakangungu Rakau were each sentenced to life in prison after attempting to take over a TSDF base on 15th April.

All 20 members of the group were convicted of terrorism - a charge that alone carries a life sentence.

11 members of the group also pleaded guilty to High Treason - the only crime in Tangatarehua that still carries the death penalty, but had their sentences commuted to life.

The remaining members pleaded not guilty to high treason, arguing that they 'remained loyal to the Empress and simply wished to revoke a western-imposed system of government'. They were also found guilty and despite a serious attempt to request the death penalty 'on the grounds of leniency', were further sentenced to life in prison.

Ianga Wikiriwhi was also found guilty of the murder of Colonel Kahorere Tamihana, while five members were found guilty of cannibalism and fined K20,000 (NSD$100) for it.

The coup attempt was organised by popular author Piripi Kei Tiki, who committed ritual suicide at the scene. While much of the legal defence attempted to highlight Kei Tiki as the main driving force behind the coup and mimimise the actions of those involved, this defence was flatly rejected by the panel of judges and the jury who stated that all 20 people were equally guilty.

All present were sentenced to life in prison, albeit with different parole periods. The most severe sentence was for Ianga Wikiriwhi - who must serve a minimum of 40 years in prison before he can be considered for early release. Others will be eligible for parole within 15 years.

The trial ends a dark day for Tangatarehua and a bizarre chapter in its modern history, in which it was revealed that its fledgling democracy is still vulnerable and not yet with universal support.

by **Sarawak Darulhana** » Mon Jul 17, 2023 8:55 pm

Happy Hijra New Year 1445 from Sarawak Darulhana.
May the new year bring you peace, joy, and happiness.
Wishing you and yours health and prosperity in the new year.

Let your dreams take flight in the new year!

by **Agausia** » Wed Jul 19, 2023 5:14 pm

Cabinet Disrupted as Ministers Walk Out Over Slur Against Russians
Author: Adam Vasilčuḱi
Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Tamara - A source close to the Agausian ministerial cabinet has reported what they call a "racist incident," which occurred during Tuesday's cabinet meeting. According to the source, who agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity, the meeting was abruptly interrupted when a minister made an offensive comment, referring to Russians as "Orcs." The term, seen as derogatory and hurtful, caused immediate tension in the room.

The context of the comment was not explicitly stated during the meeting, but some individuals present perceived it as a slur against Russians who have sought asylum in Agausia to escape Russian President Putin's aggressive policies. The arrival of Russian refugees in the region has resulted in resource strain and escalated tensions between the asylum seekers and the local Agausian citizens.

The influx of Russians, and others, fleeing the war have begun to strain much of Agausia's already delicate political infrastructure. Rent prices in Tamara and other cities have skyrocketed, the healthcare, education, tax, and registration and documentation systems are also struggling to keep pace.

In the wake of the offensive remark, two cabinet members decided to walk out in protest, highlighting their disapproval of such language being used in an official setting. The identity of these ministers has not been disclosed either.

The situation has raised concerns about the state's approach to handling the ongoing refugee crisis and the need for substantial change. Citizens are expressing their disappointment over the incident and calling for accountability from the government. Russians make up just over seven percent of the Agausian population which is about one hundred-eighty-seven-thousand people.

As of now, neither the Prime Minister nor any other cabinet member has made an official comment regarding the incident, leaving the public eagerly awaiting a response. This is only the latest example of dysfunctional behavior from Mišḱo Ermolai's coalition cabinet, and tension seem to only be increasing between important members of government.

(Agausian Translation)

Agûsës ḱabinet́tan daakloebulma tsëḱrom it́ḱobineba, rasatsëâ mat "rasist́é intsëdent́i" ûtsëdes, romelitsëâ samšabatsëâ ḱabinet́is skdomaze mokda. Tsḱaros tkmit, romelitsëâ anonimurobis ṕirobit datankmda sûbari, šekvedra mólodnelad dasrulda, rodesatsëâ minist́rma šeuratsëkmḱopeli ḱoment́ari gaaḱeta da Rusebs "Orḱebi" ûtsëda. Am t́erminma, romelitsëâ damamtsëreblad da mavneblad itvleba, otakši mḱisëri dažabuloba gamoitsëvâ.

Šekvedris dros ḱoment́aris ḱont́ekst́i tsëalsakad ar iḱo natkvami, magram zogërtma damstsëre ṕirma es aǵikva, rogortsëiq šeuratsëkḱopa Rusebis mimart, romlebmatsëâ tavšesapari moitkoves Agûzâši Rusetis Ṕrezident́is Ṕut́inis agresi ṕolit́iḱisgan tavis dasaǵtsëvad. Rusi lt́olvilebis regionši čamosvlam gamoitsëvâ resursebis dažabva da dažabuloba tavšesapris mažëblebsa da aǵilobriv agûzis mokalakëbs šoris.

Rusebisa da skvata šemodinebam, romlebitsëâ oms garbân, daitsëḱo Agûzës isedatsëâ deliḱat́uri ṕolit́iḱuri inprast́rukt́uris didi natsëlis dažabva. Tamarasa da skva kalakebši kiris pasebi ûtsëbad gaizarda, žandatsëva, ganatleba, sagadasakado da saregist́ratsëâ da doḱument́atsës sist́emebi aseve ibržvân t́emṕis šenarčunebaši.

Sheuratskmq'opeli shenishvnis shemdeg, k'abinet'is orma tsvrma gadatsq'vit'es p'rot'est'is nishnad gasuliq'vnen, ratsia kazs usvamda mat uk'maq'opilebas opitsalur garemoshi amgvari enis gamoq'enebis shesakeb. Am minist'rebis vinaobatsia ar sakeldeba.

Vitarebam gamoitsëvâ šešpoteba sakelmtsëpos miǵomastan daḱavširebit lt́olvilta mimdinare ḱrizistan daḱavširebit da arsebiti tsëvlilebebis sačiroebastan daḱavširebit. Mokalakëbi momkdaris gamo imeǵatsëruebas gamokat́aven da kelisuplebas ṕasukismgeblobisḱen mótsëdeben. Rusebi šeaǵenen Agûsës mosakleobis švid ṕrotsëent́ze metsëâ, ratsëâ daakloebit as otkmotsëdačvidmet́ atas adamâns šeaǵens.

Momkdartan daḱavširebit am droistvis artsëâ ṕremër-minist́rs da artsëâ ḱabinet́is romelime tsëvrs opitsëaluri ḱoment́ari ar gûḱetebât, ris gamotsëâ sazogadoeba ṕasuks mótmenlad elodeba. Es Mišḱo Ermolai ḱólitsëri ḱabinet́is dispunktsëri ktsëvis mkolod ûaklesi magalitâ da rogortsëâ čans, dažabuloba mkolod mtavrobis mnišvnelovan tsëvrebs šoris izrdeba.

by **Sherpus** » Wed Jul 19, 2023 6:43 pm

Tier 53 Sherpusian Galactic Titans military leading commander calls lesbian gay slur.
Caystir, Delumisia, Sherpus
July 19, 2023 | Fortunatson

Image was not recovered as the commander burnt
imagetakers phone.

In an unfortunate and highly disheartening incident reported in Caystir, Delumisia, Sherpus, the leading commander of the prestigious Tier 53 Sherpusian Galactic Titans military unit was alleged to have used a derogatory gay slur against a lesbian officer under their command. The incident has caused shock and dismay both within the military ranks and across the nation of Sherpus, which prides itself on promoting equality, diversity, and respect within its armed forces.

The incident came to light when a formal complaint was filed by the targeted officer, who wishes to remain anonymous due to the sensitivity of the matter. The complainant stated that during a routine training session, the commanding officer used a derogatory term to describe her sexual orientation, creating a hostile and uncomfortable environment. Such behavior is entirely unacceptable, and it goes against the core values that Sherpus stands for as a nation.

The Tier 53 Sherpusian Galactic Titans is a highly esteemed military unit, known for its exceptional combat skills and unwavering dedication to the nation's defense. However, this incident has raised questions about the leadership and cultural dynamics within the unit. The armed forces are meant to foster an environment of trust, camaraderie, and mutual respect among all members, regardless of their backgrounds, orientations, or beliefs.

Upon learning about the allegations, the Sherpusian military authorities acted swiftly and launched a thorough investigation into the matter. The accused leading commander has been temporarily suspended from their duties pending the investigation's outcome. The military leadership, including the Chief of Defense, expressed their deep disappointment and condemnation of such discriminatory behavior.

The incident has sparked conversations about the need for enhanced sensitivity training and education on diversity and inclusion within the Sherpusian armed forces. Many advocates for equality have stressed that such an incident should not define the entire military organization, but rather serve as an opportunity to strengthen and reinforce the principles of respect and understanding.

In response to the incident, civil rights organizations in Sherpus, along with LGBTQ+ advocacy groups, have called for greater transparency and accountability from the military. They demand a zero-tolerance policy towards discrimination, harassment, and prejudice of any kind within the ranks.

The situation has also ignited public discussions about the broader issue of homophobia and discrimination in Sherpusian society. Citizens have organized peaceful rallies and social media campaigns to voice their support for a more inclusive and accepting nation.

As the investigation progresses, the nation watches with anticipation for a just resolution. The outcome will undoubtedly shape the path forward for the Sherpusian military, indicating how determined they are in upholding the principles of equality and fairness for all citizens, including those serving in the armed forces.

In conclusion, the incident involving the Tier 53 Sherpusian Galactic Titans military leading commander's use of a gay slur against a lesbian officer has shocked the nation and challenged its commitment to inclusivity. This incident serves as a stark reminder that discrimination and prejudice have no place in the Sherpusian armed forces, or any aspect of society. It is hoped that this incident will be a catalyst for positive change, fostering a more respectful and inclusive military and society as a whole.

by **Sarawak Darulhana** » Thu Jul 20, 2023 6:13 am

Happy 60th Independence Day to my beloved country and our neighboring country, the Dayak People's Republic of Sarawak.. May we always prosper, be peaceful, and become a successful and sovereign country!.
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by **Sherpus** » Fri Jul 21, 2023 7:25 pm

Today is the 43rd Independence Day of Sherpus, internet down, posted late
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by **Tangatarehua** » Sat Jul 22, 2023 5:22 am

THM ELECTS TANGAROA WIRIHANA AS NEW LEADER

23rd July 2023

TAMAKI
Tangatarehua's ruling party, Tikanga Herekore Manapori [THM] or "Free Democratic Party" has elected 73 year old Tangaroa Wirihana as its new leader in a tightly contested leadership race.

_{Tangaroa Wirihana has been elected as the new leader of Tikanga Herekore Manapori and is expected to officially become Prime Minister on Monday.}

Wirihana is expected to take the reins as the new Mangai o Tangata [literally "Representative of the People", usually translated into English as "Prime Minister" following a vote by Parliament on Monday morning. He succeeds incumbent Prime Minister Ngaire Roimati following her resignation earlier this month.

Wirihana, a former mayor of Kaiika who previously served as Chairman of Parliament's powerful Finance Committee, as well as the Foreign Affairs and Trade Committee becomes Tangatarehua's first mixed-race Prime Minister, being half Scottish on his mother's side.

A member of Ropu Ripera [THM's right-wing neoliberal faction], he fended off a fierce challenge for the leadership from Anaru Kiri, the grandson of Tangatarehua's venerated pacifist Prime Minister Hemi Kiri.

Wirihana gained the support of 88 of THM's 173 Mangai Rohe [Elected Representatives] - representing narrowly over half of the Caucus while most of THM's board of directors supported his main rival with 19 out 21 votes. However, Wirihana's election came on the back of a ringing endorsement from THM's rank-and-file membership with over 60% of paid-up party members voting for him.

The new leader is expected to take his party - and the nation - sharply to the right economically, with Wirihana a long-time vocal critic of his predecessor's reluctance to cut taxes as promised by THM during the 2021 election campaign. On social issues he is known to be "vehemently pro-western" and liberal, promising to take steps to reduce discrimination against marginalised groups such as immigrants, the Taurekareka and the LGBT community.

Wirihana has also pledged to be "more aggressive" in seeking foreign markets and relaxing trade barriers - including relaxing immigration laws and is a sharp critic of protectionism and nationalism, on one occasion referring to himself as "someone who is proud to call myself a globalist".

"It is time for Tangatarehua to truly open itself to the world!" he said upon his election as THM's leader. "It is time for our nation to tap into its ancient warrior spirit and apply that attitude to the world of business. There is no reason why we can not only survive in an open global market but we can conquer the world through our superior products and work ethic!"

His election comes as THM seeks to fend off challenges from both the political left and the political right, with the right-wing libertarian Whakapaipai Party eating into the party's support as dissatisfaction over tax increases continues. Meanwhile, Wirihana has made overtures to the political left by promising to reverse Ngaire Roimati's unpopular decision to introduce fees for tertiary education.

Policies of Tangaroa Wirihana:

Reduce the top marginal tax rate to 30%
Introduce a new 'fast-track' policy for skilled immigrants to fill job shortages
Reduce and remove most restrictions on foreign direct investment in order to further open Tangatarehua's markets to the global economy
Reverse plans to introduce fees for tertiary students
Consider [but no commitment to] a tax-free threshold up to K1,000,000 (NSD$5,000)
Full privatisation of Tangatarehua Rererangi [the national airline]
Full privatisation of the Imperial Tangatarehua Post Office

Following his expected election by Parliament on Monday morning, he will travel south to Whakaara for an audience with Her Sacred Majesty the Empress where he will be formally sworn into office.

Comments:

Pukur1r1 ↑↓
Oh great, THM have been captured by the foreign Woke crowd. A half-Pakeha as Prime Minister!? Disgusting!!!! To think this dirty half blood could shake hands with the Empress, makes my blood boil.(Auto-translated from Maori) see original

Kaikiri1978 ↑↓
Look at his face - he has no tattoos, just like a common criminal! How dishonourable. He should watch his back....
(Auto-translated from Maori) see original

Te_take_3251 ↑↓
I am surprised that he defeated Anaru Kiri and I hope he is successful. Though I am concerned that he is a puppet for western multinational businesses - he dresses and acts too much like a westerner.
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by **Agausia** » Mon Jul 24, 2023 4:39 pm

Agausia and Neighboring States Unite to Combat Russian Propaganda
Author: Sergei Sarkisasi
Monday, July 24, 2023

Tamara - In a significant international move to counter the rising tide of Russian propaganda, the Agausian Minister of Economy, Infrastructure, and Development, Ion Ramont́i, convened a crucial meeting with officials from Moldova, Romania, Poland, and the three Baltic states in Bucharest. The primary objective of this summit is to establish a united front against the spread of misinformation and false narratives propagated by pro-Russian and Kremlin-backed state media.

The initiative comes in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has witnessed a surge in Russian propaganda efforts across the region. Recognizing the grave threat posed by the dissemination of misleading information, the former Soviet states and Romania have joined forces to develop robust strategies to counter this insidious phenomenon.

Minister Ramont́i emphasized the urgent need for educational initiatives and media literacy campaigns to empower citizens against falling victim to deceptive propaganda. The delegates from the participating countries concurred that an educated populace is better equipped to discern credible information sources from disinformation, thereby safeguarding the democratic values and sovereignty of their respective nations.

During the meeting, the delegates discussed the possibility of collaboration on numerous fronts. They agreed to share resources and best practices to foster media literacy and critical thinking skills among their populations. The concerted effort aims to bolster the resilience of their societies against the divisive narratives peddled by foreign state-sponsored media.

Moreover, the officials also outlined plans to facilitate cross-border exchanges of reliable news and information. By promoting accurate reporting, they seek to counteract the distortion and manipulation of facts perpetuated by Russian propaganda outlets. This endeavor will serve to bridge gaps in understanding and cultivate mutual trust between nations.

The joint statement released at the conclusion of the meeting emphasized the importance of freedom of press, while also highlighting the responsibility of media outlets to adhere to ethical journalistic standards. It underscored the shared commitment of the participating countries to uphold the principles of truth, transparency, and accountability in media reporting.

The international effort to curb Russian propaganda has garnered widespread support from the global community. Various democratic nations have lauded the determination shown by the Agausian Ministry of Economy, Infrastructure, and Development, and its collaborative approach with like-minded nations to safeguard the integrity of information.

(Agausian Translation)

Rusé ṕroṕagandis mzardi t́alǵis satsënaaǵmdegod mnišvnelovani sértašoriso nabižit, Agûsës eḱonomiḱis, inprast́rukt́urisa da ganvitarebis minist́rma Ion Ramont́i moitsëvâ gadamtsëḱvet́i šekvedra Moldovas, Ruminetis, Ṕolonetisa da Balt́ës sami kveḱnis opitsëalur ṕirebtan bukarest́ši. Am samit́is mtavari mizanâ ṕrorusé da ḱremlis mkardačerili sakelmtsëpo medës mër ṕroṕagandebé dezinpormatsësa da tsëru narat́ivebis gavrtsëlebis tsënaaǵmdeg ertâni pront́is šekmna.

Es initsëat́iva modis Rusetis mër Ûḱrainaši šečris šemdeg, romelitsëâ motsëme gakda Rusetis ṕroṕagandist́é žaliskmevis zrda regionši. Mtsëdari inpormatsës gavrtsëlebit gamotsëve seriozé saprtkis aǵârebit, ḱopili sabčota kveḱnebi da Rumineti gértândnen žalebi, rata šëmušavebinat žlëri st́rat́egëbi am mzaḱvré penomenis tsënaaǵmdeg.

Minist́rma Ramont́im kazgasmit aǵnišna saganmanatleblo initsëat́ivebisa da medâ tsëgnërebis ḱamṕanëbis gadûdebel ûtsëleblobaze, rata gaažlëros mokalakëbi, ar gakdnen mat́ḱuara ṕroṕagandis mskverṕli. Monatsële kveḱnebis delegat́ebi détankmnen, rom ganatlebé mosakleoba ûḱetesad aris aǵčurvili, rata ganaskvavos sando inpormatsës tsëḱaroebi dezinpormatsësgan, ritatsëâ itsëavs mati šesabamisi erebis demoḱrat́i ǵirebulebebs da suverenit́etsëâ.

Šekvedraze delegat́ebma mraval pront́ze tanamšromlobis šesažlebloba ganikiles. Isini šetankmdnen, gézârebinat resursebi da sûḱeteso ṕrakt́iḱa mat mosakleobaši medâtsëgnërebisa da ḱrit́iḱé azrovnebis ûnarebis gasûmžobeseblad. Šetankmebé žaliskmeva miznad isakavs gaažlëros mati sazogadoebebis gamžleoba ûtsëkóri sakelmtsëpos mër dapinansebé medës mër gavrtsëlebé gamḱopi narat́ivebis tsënaaǵmdeg.

Ûpro met́itsëâ, opitsëalurma ṕirebma aseve gamotkves gegmebi sando sâklëbisa da inpormatsës t́ranssasazǵvro gatsëvlis gasaadvileblad. Zust́i gašukebis kelšetsëḱobit, isini tsëdiloben dûṕirisṕirdnen Rusé ṕroṕagandist́é sašualebebis mër gamudmebé pakt́ebis damakinžebasa da maniṕulirebas. Es mtsëdeloba emsakureba ûpsḱré gagebasa da erebs šoris ûrtërtndobis ganvitarebas.

Šekvedris dasasruls gavrtsëlebul ertobliv gantsëkadebaši kazgasmulâ ṕresis tavisuplebis mnišvneloba da aseve kazgasmulâ medâ sašualebebis ṕasukismgebloba žurnalist́uri etiḱuri st́andart́ebis datsëvaze. Man kazgasmit aǵnišna monatsële kveḱnebis ertoblivi valdebuleba, daitsëvan češmarit́ebis, gamčvirvalobisa da angarišvaldebulebis ṕrintsëiṕebi medës gašukebaši.

Rusé ṕroṕagandis šezǵudvis sértašoriso mtsëdelobam moiṕova globaluri sazogadoebis parto mkardačera. Skvadaskva demoḱrat́iulma kveḱnebma šeako Agûsës eḱonomiḱis, inprast́rukt́urisa da ganvitarebis saminist́ros gadatsëḱvet́ileba da misi ertoblivi miǵoma tanamózre kveḱnebtan inpormatsës mtlânobis dasatsëavad.

by **Razenland** » Thu Jul 27, 2023 6:52 am

BY-ELECTION IN RAZENLAND
Thursday 27th July 2023

Cherzen - The constituency seat of Viktar Maksudov, ex-minister in the Ministry of Construction & Housing, was contested this week in a by-election. The by-election was triggered following Maksudov’s sacking from the Ministry, after which he resigned from the governing Centrist Union Party entirely.

He has recently made televised appearances to denegrate the government, and to talk up his new political party, named Reality, which will focus on the “true needs” of ordinary Razenlandians. He is in talks to set up production of a new reality television series in which he will recruit members of the public to join his new political party. He has also been photographed leaving the strip club owned by businessman Mikhail Chesnokov, with suggestions that Chesnokov could be bankrolling the new political organisation.

But the count has revealed that Maksudov has not won back his seat. Sofia Kubichnaya, his replacement candidate for the Centrist Union Party, has dominated the election and swept to victory. Kubichnaya, 27, is now the youngest person elected to serve in the National Assembly. She had mounted a strong campaign based on the CUP pledge to build new hospitals, one of which President Volotka confirmed would be built in the hotly contested town of Cherzen.

Kubichnaya even had the honour of President Volotka joining her at the town’s home football match a week ago. The pair looked relaxed together, Kubichnaya even wearing the home football kit and being captured in photographs which went viral.

Viktar Maksudov said the vote was a sham and that her attendance at the football match was to win over the fans with her looks. He said he would be on television soon, starring in his new show aimed at recruiting ordinary folk to represent his new political party.

For her part, Sofia Kubichnaya said she would do everything possible to represent the interests of her constituents, and even wished Maksudov well in his future endeavours.

President Volotka said it was time to look after the people of Cherzen and to make sure they would not be disappointed with the government.

Cherzen is a town in the West Region of Razenland.

by **Drongonia** » Thu Jul 27, 2023 7:47 pm

Dunedin suburbs hit with spate of 'ram raid' style crimes in 6 hour blitz
Dunedin, Drongonia
July 28, 2023 | Alex Taylor

A car broke through the front of the Blackford
Liquor Centre. Photo // TVDG

Police in Dunedin are investigating after a night of 'ram raid'-style attacks wrecked havoc on businesses in the city's south.

Police say that between 11pm last night and 5pm this morning, they received reports from members of the public regarding nearly a dozen identical incidents occurring across the city's south and southwest suburbs. Police say the incidents accompanied multiple reported vehicle thefts and are reminiscent of the 'ram raid' style of burglary that has gripped New Zealand's cities and towns since midway through 2022.

South Dunedin Policing Commander, Detective Senior Sargent Dan Muller, told TVDG that Police have been "thrilled with the public's willingness to help and provide us information" which he says will "help us immeasurably in our inquiries". Police also told TVDG that two youths have been taken into custody and they are seeking at least 12 more in relation to the incidents. Police say, however, that the ongoing risk to the general public is minimal.

"We don't expect there to be any great risk to the public at large during the daytime, although we definitely caution people to remain vigilant if they're out in the late hours of the night and the early morning", Muller added. Police confirmed to TVDG that the youths arrested are old enough to be tried as adults if charged with a serious offence. Changes to the Sentencing Act 1973 made this year allow children as young as 14 to be charged and tried as adults for crimes deemed 'a serious threat to public safety' such as aggravated burglary.

Police declined to release further information regarding the suspects, citing the ongoing investigation. Sunny Kumar, the owner of a corner store which was attacked last night, told TVDG that although the Police were "really amazing and quick to come when we called", the attack "left me with a deep pit in my stomach". Kumar told TVDG that his brother, Sanjay, who operates a dairy in central Auckland, New Zealand, has been a victim of multiple ram raids. "My brother has been ram raided three times now in this year alone. I told him, you come to Drongonia, it is much safer, but now I am not so sure."

Prime Minister English spoke via phone interview on TVDG's Breakfast programme this morning, unleashing a verbal tirade on those responsible. English called them "utterly stupid kids", "spineless cowards", and saying that they "only attack at night because they're scared of getting bashed by the public". English said that although he is hopeful this will be an isolated set of incidents, he is ready to table new legislation to combat the problem should it become more widespread.

Dunedin Mayor Liz Braithwaite posted on Peaker that she believes "the kids are not alright - we to give need young people access to wraparound mental health and counselling services to stop this kind of crime."

by **Rusrunia** » Sun Jul 30, 2023 12:36 am

07/30/23 - lengthy story [5-10 min. read]
Rusruni government to disband its military

Rusruni military officials states that Rusruni Forces to disband

WRYN — at Wryn Naval Base of Commands [WNBC], military personnel were ordered to leave and head out of the naval base. This is not only happening in WNBC, as this also happened in every base of every military branch that Rusrunia has. What started it and why is it happening just now?

As early as January 2023 - Rusrunian government officials were having problems discussing about the rising military spending. This soon led to a split in the senate and both began to debate about cutting the spending or letting the military spending increase. Soon, the debate got heated and led to discussing about disbanding/removing the Military as a whole.

It soon became a vote in the senate about the removal of the Military forces. Now, its July 8th, the votes began. It was quite shocking: the votes counted 23-22-5 [Yea - No - N/A]. Though there were a vote in the senate, there wasn't really any referendums about this, which led to a bit of civil unrest in the capital - Wryn. People took the streets by June 9th as soon as news spread notifying people about this vote.

People had split decision - either they like the vote or they hate it. It also caused another debate in public after the vote. By June 27-29th, over 15,000 military personnel began to go to their homes after they were 'ordered to leave' according to 150+ people.

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by **Agausia** » Tue Aug 01, 2023 3:42 pm

National Bank Warns of Possible Recession
Author: Valent́ina Bonḱa
Tuesday, August 1, 2023

Tamara - The Agausian National Bank issued a stark warning of a possible recession as the country's economic indicators show signs of instability. Bank President Boris Grati delivered the alarming assessment during a press conference at the bank's headquarters.

President Grati addressed the nation, expressing his concerns about the current state of the Agausian economy. He stated that several economic indicators have been showing worrisome trends, raising red flags for the country's financial stability.

"The recent data we have analyzed indicates that the economy is facing significant challenges," warned Grati. "We are observing a slowdown in economic growth, increased inflationary pressures, and a decline in consumer spending."

The Agausian National Bank, which is responsible for managing the nation's monetary policy and safeguarding financial stability, has been closely monitoring economic developments in the country. Grati emphasized that the bank is taking the situation seriously and is prepared to take appropriate measures to address the potential economic downturn.

"While we cannot predict with absolute certainty the exact course of events, the possibility of a recession is real, and we must be prepared to act swiftly and decisively," Grati asserted.

The news of a potential recession comes amid broader global economic uncertainties, which have been impacting many nations across the world. Agausia, being an interconnected economy, is not immune to external shocks, which further adds to the challenges faced by the central bank in stabilizing the economy.

In response to the warning, financial analysts and experts have called for a collaborative effort between the government, businesses, and the central bank to implement appropriate fiscal and monetary policies that can mitigate the adverse effects of a recession.

The bank president concluded his address with a call for calm and unity in facing the potential economic challenges. "We have overcome economic crises in the past, and by working together, we can build resilience and steer our nation towards a path of sustainable growth," he stated.

As Agausia braces for the possibility of an economic downturn, the government, businesses, and citizens are keeping a close eye on future economic developments and eagerly awaiting the Agausian National Bank's actions to safeguard the nation's financial stability.

(Agausian Translation)

Agûsës Erovnulma Banḱma gamostsëâ mḱvetri gaprtkileba šesažlo retsësës šesakeb, raǵan kveḱnis eḱonomiḱuri mačveneblebi arast́abilurobis nišnebs ačvenebs. Sagangašo šepaseba banḱis ṕrezident́ma Boris Grat́i banḱis satao opisši gamartul ṕresḱonperentsëâze gaaḱeta.

Ṕrezident́ma Grat́im mimarta ers da gamotkva šešpoteba Agûsës eḱonomiḱis amžamindeli mǵomareobis šesakeb. Misi tkmit, ramdenime eḱonomiḱuri mačvenebeli šemašpotebel t́endentsëbs avlens, ratsëâ kveḱnis pinansuri st́abilurobistvis tsëtel drošebs aǵmartavs.

„Čven mër gaanalizebé bolo monatsëmebi miutitebs imaze, rom eḱonomiḱa mnišvnelovani gamotsëvevebis tsënaše ǵas“, - gaaprtkila Grat́i. „Čven vaḱvirdebit eḱonomiḱuri zrdis šenelebas, gazrdil inplatsër zetsëlas da samomkmareblo karžebis šemtsërebas.

Agûsës erovné banḱi, romelitsëâ ṕasukismgebelâ kveḱnis monet́aré ṕolit́iḱis martvasa da pinansuri st́abilurobis datsëvaze, ḱuraǵhebit adevnebs tvalḱurs kveḱanaši eḱonomiḱur movlenebs. Grat́ima kazgasmit aǵnišna, rom banḱi seriozulad eḱideba vitarebas da mzad aris mëǵos šesabamisi zomebi ṕot́entsëâ eḱonomiḱuri vardnis mosagvareblad.

„Miukedavad imisa, rom čven ar šegvižlâ absolut́uri dartsëmunebit vitsënastsëarmet́ḱvelot movlenebis zust́i mimdinareoba, retsësës šesažlebloba realurâ da čven mzad ûnda vimokmedot stsërapad da gadamtsëḱvet́ad“, - amt́ḱitsëbs Grat́i.

Ṕot́entsëâ retsësës šesakeb akali ambebi modis ûpro parto globaluri eḱonomiḱuri gûrḱvevlobis ponze, romelitsëâ gavlenas akdenda msoplios mraval erze. Agûsâ, rogortsëâ ûrtërtdaḱavširebé eḱonomiḱa, ar aris imunuri gare šoḱebisgan, ratsëâ ḱidev ûpro mat́ebs gamotsëvevebs, romlebsatsëâ tsënt́raluri banḱi atsëḱdeba eḱonomiḱis st́abilizatsëaši.
In response to the warning, financial analysts and experts have called for a collaborative effort between the government, businesses, and the central bank to implement appropriate fiscal and monetary policies that can mitigate the adverse effects of a recession.

Banḱis ṕrezident́ma gamosvla simšvidisa da ertânobisḱen mótsëda ṕot́entsëâ eḱonomiḱur gamotsëvevebs. ”Čven davžlët eḱonomiḱuri ḱrizisebi tsëarsulši da ertoblivi mušaobit, čven šegvižlâ avašenot gamžleoba da miviḱvanot čveni eri mǵradi zrdis gzaze”, - tkva man.

Rodesatsëâ Agûsâ emzadeba eḱonomiḱuri vardnis šesažleblobistvis, mtavroba, biznesi da mokalakëbi ḱuraǵhebit adevneben tvals momaval eḱonomiḱur movlenebs da mótmenlad elân Agûsës erovné banḱis kmedebebs kveḱnis pinansuri st́abilurobis dasatsëavad.

by **Drongonia** » Thu Aug 03, 2023 6:24 pm

NZ Travel Safety Index downgraded to 'exercise increased caution' for first time in 40 years
Christchurch, Drongonia
August 4, 2023 | Amy Stevens

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs specifically mentioned
retail crime in their update. Photo // NZ Herald

A update to the International Travel Advisory issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has caused a stir as it downgrades New Zealand from a Level 1 travel advisory to Level 2, warning potential travelers to 'exercise increased caution'.

The change was made yesterday as part of the weekly updates issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to its SafeTravel International Travel Advisory Index, or SITA for short. The entry for New Zealand now reads 'Exercise increased caution in New Zealand due to a rising level of violent crime, particularly in retail-heavy areas such as malls and shopping centres, as well as on the premises of retailers (Level 2 of 4).'

Under the 'Crime' section of the full-page writeup on New Zealand, it reads "Although Drongonians are not specifically targeted for crime, petty crime such as bag snatching, passport theft and pickpocketing can occur in New Zealand, particularly in tourist areas. We advise Drongonians to be alert of their surroundings and take steps to safeguard and secure their personal belongings. Theft from safety deposit facilities has been known to happen, particularly in cheaper hotels and hostels. Additionally, a large increase in overall crime, particularly violent crime, car theft, burglaries and retail crime has been observed. Drongonians are encouraged to exercise particularly high caution in the Auckland and Hamilton areas."

New Zealand has remained at a 'Level 1' risk status since 1982, when the tension following the 1981 Springbok Tour died down following mass demonstrations against the apartheid-era South African rugby team's tour of the country. New Zealand held a mix of 'Level 2' and 'Level 3' risk statuses during the demonstrations and riots of 1981, dependent on the region, and Drongonians were advised not to travel to the country unless fulfilling urgent business or family commitments.

New Zealand's ambassador to Drongonia, Tony Prichard, told TVDG that he "totally understands and respects the perspective" the increase came from, but added that he thought "it was a little harsh given the often isolated nature of the crimes mentioned". New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins wouldn't be drawn on the matter when asked by New Zealand media today, only saying that "other countries are free to assess us in the manner they see fit".

Minister of Foreign Affairs Sam Gilroy told TVDG's Breakfast programme that "The Ministry [of Foreign Affairs] is constantly monitoring developments worldwide, and as of this week, more than 20 nations have had their risk assessments modified, including New Zealand". He did not rule out regional risk levels being used for New Zealand, saying that "in reality, certain regions such as the Wairarapa or Taranaki don't have anywhere near the risk of areas like Auckland or Hamilton and the greater Waikato. We would probably give out a lower risk rating to individual regions if we'd used that system". He added that "the purpose of the risk assessment framework is to provide Drongonians with a truthful and meaningful assessment of the situation in a given country, and New Zealand is grappling with a massive crime wave at the moment."

New Zealand's reported increase in crime has been backed up by the NZ Police, with data released in February of this year showing that 'ram raid' style crime had increased, from 295 offences nationally across all of 2021 to 519 across 2022, to a whopping 872 in just the first two months of 2023.

by **Agausia** » Sun Aug 06, 2023 10:46 am

Parliament to Return Amidst Coalition Struggles and Economic Concerns
Author: Lečkumi Baksolâni
Sunday, August 6, 2023

Tamara - The Agausian Parliament is due to reconvene on Monday following a summer recess. The nation's attention is turned to the internal challenges plaguing the coalition government and the looming economic uncertainty. The atmosphere within the parliament's last session was tense, and now lawmakers are faced with the urgent task of bridging their differences to avert a potential crisis.

Prior to the recess, the coalition government found itself struggling to find common ground on key policy issues. Infighting and disagreements among cabinet members from the coalition parties only escalated during the break, further exacerbating the internal strife. Political analysts have long expressed their fears about the government's ability to work together. The coalition now appears more fragile than ever.

Adding to the mounting challenges is the recent warning from the Agausian National Bank about the possibility of an impending recession. Economic experts have expressed deep concerns over the potential consequences of a recession, including rising unemployment, declining GDP, and increased financial hardships for citizens. The situation has heightened the sense of urgency, as lawmakers must grapple not only with political disagreements but also the need to take decisive action to stabilize the economy.

As the parliamentary sessions resumes soon, citizens and international observers are closely watching the developments within the Agausian Parliament. The fate of crucial legislative agendas, including economic recovery measures and policies addressing the impending recession, hang in the balance, contingent on the government's capacity to overcome internal divisions and work collaboratively.

The coming weeks are expected to be pivotal for Agausia, as lawmakers navigate the complex landscape of coalition dynamics, economic challenges, and public expectations. The parliament's ability to find common ground and chart a unified path forward will undoubtedly shape the course of the nation's future, determining whether Agausia can weather the storm of internal strife and economic uncertainty.

(Agausian Translation)

Agûsës Ṕarlament́i zapkulis ardadegebis šemdeg oršabatsëâ kelakla šeiḱribeba. Eris ḱuraǵheba gamakvilebulâ šida gamotsëvevebze, romlebitsëâ atsëkebs ḱólitsëâ mtavrobas da mosalodnel eḱonomiḱur gûrḱvevlobas. Ṕarlament́is bolo sesâze at́mospero dažabé iḱo da akla deṕut́at́ebs gadûdebeli davalebis tsënaše ǵanan, gadalakon ûtankmoeba ṕot́entsëâ ḱrizisis tavidan asatsëleblad.

Šesvenebis datsëḱebamde ḱólitsëâ mtavrobas ûčirda sérto enis gamonakva žiritadi ṕolit́iḱis saḱitkebze. Šida čkubi da ûtankmoeba ḱólitsës part́ëbidan ḱabinet́is tsëvrebs šoris mkolod šesvenebis dros gamtsëvavda, ramatsëâ ḱidev ûpro gaamtsëvava šida daṕirisṕireba. Ṕolit́ologebi didi kanâ gamokat́aven tavânt šišs kelisuplebis ertoblivi mušaobis šesažleblobis šesakeb. Ḱólitsëâ akla ûpro mḱipe čans, vidre odesme.

Mzard gamotsëvevebs emat́eba Agûsës erovné banḱis bolo gaprtkileba mosalodneli retsësës šesažleblobis šesakeb. Eḱonomiḱurma eksṕert́ebma gamotkves ǵrma šešpoteba retsësës ṕot́entsëâ šedegebtan daḱavširebit, mat šoris ûmuševrobis mzardi done, mšṕ-s ḱleba da mokalakëbis pinansuri gačirveba. Vitarebam gaamžapra gadûdeblobis gantsëda, raǵan ḱanonmdeblebi ûnda gûmḱlavdnen ara mkolod ṕolit́iḱur ûtankmoebebs, aramed gadamtsëḱvet́i zomebis miǵebis ûtsëleblobas eḱonomiḱis st́abilizatsëstvis.

Ṕarlament́is sesëbi male ganakldeba, mokalakëbi da sértašoriso damḱvirveblebi ḱuraǵebit adevneben tvals Agûsës ṕarlament́ši ganvitarebul movlenebs. Gadamtsëḱvet́i saḱanonmdeblo ǵis tsësrigis bedi, mat šoris eḱonomiḱuri aǵǵenis ǵonisžëbebisa da ṕolit́iḱis mókloebé retsësës mimart, balanszea damoḱidebé, ratsëâ damoḱidebulâ mtavrobis šesažleblobebze, gadalakos šida ganketkileba da ertoblivad imušaos.

Momavali ḱvirebi, savarûdod, gadamtsëḱvet́i ikneba Agûsâ-stvis, raǵan ḱanonmdeblebi ḱólitsës dinamiḱis, eḱonomiḱuri gamotsëvevebisa da sazogadoebis molodinebis ḱomṕleksur landšaptsëâ at́areben. Ṕarlament́is ûnari, iṕovos sérto sapužveli da gaavlos ertâni gza tsënsvlisḱen, ûdavod gansazǵvravs eris momavlis ḱurss da gansazǵvravs, šežlebs tu ara Agûzâs šida areulobisa da eḱonomiḱuri gûrḱvevlobis kariškali.

by **Sarawak Darulhana** » Thu Aug 10, 2023 7:12 am

Delegation of the Royal Sarawak Darulhana Armed Forces and the Royal Thai Armed Forces Synergy in Strengthening Regional Defense

KUCHING, 10 August 2023 - In an important step towards improving regional security and stability, the Delegation of the Royal Sarawak Darulhana Armed Forces and the Royal Thai Armed Forces have established a strategic collaboration in the field of defence. This cooperation aims to build synergy between the two military forces in order to face the increasingly complex security challenges in this region.

In an official meeting held at the headquarters of the Royal Sarawak Darulhana Armed Forces, representatives from both countries agreed on a cooperation agenda involving the exchange of knowledge, joint military training, and the latest defense strategies. This step is expected to strengthen the defense capacity of both countries, promote cross-country collaboration, and maintain regional peace.

General Tuan Haji Panglima Datu Seri Setia Abdulhalim bin Haji Noroden, Commander of the Royal Sarawak Darulhana Armed Forces, stated, "This cooperation is proof of our commitment to improve defense capabilities and maintain regional stability. By sharing knowledge and experience, we hope to be able to face various threats more effectively."

The Commander of the Royal Thai Army, General Narongpan Jittkaewtae, also expressed optimism about this cooperation. "We see great potential in this partnership. The exchange of information and joint training will strengthen both sides in facing increasingly varied security challenges."

This cooperation is not only about increasing military capabilities, but also underlines the spirit of peace and cross-border collaboration. It is hoped that this cooperation will have a significant positive impact on regional stability and bilateral relations between the two countries.

The cooperation between the two military forces belonging to this country is expected to focus on the issue of terrorism. The Sarawak Darulhana is committed to negotiating with the separatist faction of Pattani in order to reach an agreement to reconcile the Malay region in Thailand which is used as a "field of terrorism".

With this step, the Delegation of the Royal Sarawak Darulhana Armed Forces and the Royal Thai Armed Forces strengthened their commitment in maintaining peace and harmony in the region, while paving the way for wider cooperation in the future.

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by **Sarawak Darulhana** » Thu Aug 10, 2023 9:59 pm

BREAKING NEWS: The Dayak People's Republic of Sarawak is change their name toThe Federal Republic of
Southern Sarawak

KAPIT:The Dayak People's Republic of Sarawak officially changed the country's name to The Federal Republic of Southern Sarawak after getting a majority vote in Parliament.
According to The Borneo Daily news agency quoting the statement of President George Ngkasan who said changing the country's name is in accordance with their country's constitution.

The term Dayak People's Republic is no longer appropriate to use because South Sarawak is made up of various races. The use of the Federal Republic is because the idea of our country is based on the unification of the autonomous regions that were once held by North Sarawak.

NGOs don't need to protest about the name change for fear that the Dayak Chieftaincy Rights will be lost. No! We still defend the Rights of our people. Look at our North which is Sarawak Darulhana. Originally they were the Federated States of Malay-Melanau Sarawak but they changed their name to Sarawak Darulhana because they realize that they are not the only ones who live in North Sarawak. that is what we are trying to do.

by **Agausia** » Sat Aug 12, 2023 4:54 pm

Guzda Halal Market Faces Probe Over Mislabeled Meat Claims
Author: Mišeli Žažaniže
Saturday, August 12, 2023

Guzda - In the wake of allegations regarding mislabeled meat being sold as Halal in a prominent Guzda Halal market, the market's management has issued a statement asserting that the incident was the result of an accidental mix-up with their meat provider. The 6th Street Halal Market and Cafe is now taking steps to rectify the situation and is fully cooperating with authorities in their investigation.

The 6th Street Halal Market, which has long been a reliable source of Halal products for the local Muslim community, has been facing scrutiny following reports of mislabeled meat being sold under the Halal certification. According to the market, the mislabeling was an unfortunate error originating from their meat supplier, and not a deliberate attempt to deceive customers.

"Integrity and transparency have always been our guiding principles," stated Pat́ima Ahmedi, the market's owner. "We deeply regret any distress this incident has caused to our customers and the community. We want to assure everyone that this was not a reflection of our intentions or practices."

The management has disclosed that they have maintained a longstanding relationship with their meat provider, who is responsible for sourcing the Halal-certified products sold in the market. They claim that the mislabeled meat was received from the provider without proper documentation and certification, leading to the unfortunate oversight.

In response to the incident, the market has taken immediate action. All potentially affected meat products have been pulled from the shelves, and a voluntary recall has been initiated for customers who may have purchased the mislabeled products. The market has also suspended further sales of meat until the situation is fully resolved.

Local authorities are currently investigating the matter to ascertain the veracity of the market's claims and to determine whether any negligence or mismanagement occurred on the market's end. The authenticity of the meat provider's explanation will also be subject to scrutiny as part of the ongoing investigation.

Imam Amir Hasan, a respected figure within the local Muslim community, stated, "While it's crucial to hold businesses accountable, we must also consider the possibility of genuine mistakes. It is essential that the truth comes to light, and the responsible parties are identified."

The market's management has vowed to cooperate fully with authorities and community leaders to resolve the issue. The outcome of the investigation will determine the market's accountability in the matter and shape the steps taken to prevent similar incidents in the future. However, many local Muslins have stated that they will not be revisiting 6th Street in the future.

(Agausian Translation)

Tsnobil Guzda halalis bazarši arastsër marḱirebul kortsës halalad gaḱidvis šesakeb braldebebis ponze, bazris kelmžǵvanelobam gamókveḱna gantsëkadeba, romelšitsëâ natkvamâ, rom intsëdent́i mat kortsës momtsëdebeltan šemtkveviti šerevis šedegi iḱo. Me-6 Kučis Halalis Bazari da Ḱape akla ǵams nabižebs sit́uatsës gamosastsëreblad da srulad tanamšromlobs kelisuplebastan mat gamožëbaši.

Me-6 Kučis Halalis Bazari, romelitsëâ didi kanâ iḱo halalis ṕrodukt́ebis sando tsëḱaro aǵilobrivi muslimuri sazogadoebistvis, ganikileba mas šemdeg, ratsëâ šet́ḱobinebebi arastsëri et́iḱet́irebé kortsës gaḱidvis šesakeb halal sertipiḱat́is kveš iḱo. Bazris mikedvit, arastsëri marḱireba iḱo samtsëkaro šetsëdoma, romelitsëâ tsëarmoišva mati kortsëis mimtsëdeblisgan da ara momkmareblebis mot́ḱuebis mizanmimarté mtsëdeloba.

”Ḱetilsindisëreba da gamčvirvaloba ḱoveltvis iḱo čveni sakelmžǵvanelo ṕrintsëṕebi”, - tkva Ṕat́ima Ahmedma, bazris mplobelma. "Čven ǵrmad vtsëkvart nebismëri ûbedureba, romelitsëâ am intsëdent́ma gamoitsëvâ čvens momkmareblebs da sazogadoebas. Gvinda davrtsëmundet ḱvela, rom es ar iḱo čveni ganzrakvebis an ṕrakt́iḱis asakva."

Menežment́ma gaamzǵavna, rom mat šeinarčunes kangržlivi ûrtërtoba kortsës ṕrovaidertan, romelitsëâ ṕasukismgebelâ bazarze gaḱidé halalis sert́ipitsërebé ṕrodukt́ebis moṕovebaze. Isini atsëkadeben, rom arastsërad marḱirebé kortsëi mimtsëdeblisgan ikna miǵebé satanado doḱument́atsësa da sert́ipitsërebis gareše, ratsëâ samtsëkaro zedamkedvelobas mohḱva.

Momkdaris saṕasukod, bazarma sastsërapo zomebi mëǵo. Ḱvela ṕot́entsërad dazaralebé kortsëṕrodukt́i amoǵebulâ taroebidan da daitsëḱo nebaḱoplobiti gatsëveva im momkmareblebistvis, romlebmatsëâ šesažló iḱides arastsëri et́iḱet́irebé ṕrodukt́ebi. Bazarma aseve šeačera kortsës šemǵomi gaḱidvebi, sanam sit́uatsëâ srulad ar mogvardeba.

Aǵilobrivi kelisupleba amžamad ižëbs am saḱitks, rata daǵindes bazris ṕret́enzëbis sistsëre da daaǵinos, mokda tu ara raime dûdevroba an arastsëri martva bazris ḱutkit. Kortsës mimtsëdeblis aksna-ganmart́ebis avtent́uroba aseve dékvemdebareba šemotsëmebas mimdinare gamožëbis parglebši.

Imam Amir Hasanma, aǵilobrivi muslimuri sazogadoebis ṕat́ivsatsëmi pigura, tkva: "miukedavad imisa, rom mnišvnelovanâ biznesis ṕasukismgeblobis aǵeba, čven aseve ûnda gavitvalistsënot č'ešmarit́i šetsëdomebis šesažlebloba. Utsëlebelâ, rom simartle gamóšḱaravdes da ṕasukismgebeli mkarëbi gamovlindes."

Bazris menežment́ma ṕiroba dado, rom srulad itanamšromlebs kelisuplebastan da sazogadoebis liderebtan ṕroblemis mosagvareblad. Gamožëbis šedegi gansazǵvravs bazris ṕasukismgeblobas am saḱitktan daḱavširebit da aḱalibebs nabižebs msgavsi intsëdent́ebis tavidan asatsëleblad momavalši. Tumtsëâ, bevrma aǵilobrivma muslinma ganatsëkada, rom momavalši me-6 kučaze ar moinakuleben.

by **Sarawak Darulhana** » Thu Aug 17, 2023 10:11 pm

Peaceful Negotiations as the Best Way to Resolve Conflict Issues Between Sarawak Darulhana and Indonesia
18th August 2023/1 Safar 1445

The conflict between Sarawak Darulhana and Indonesia has long been in the international spotlight, drawing attention and concern from various countries and institutions. However, in recent years, there has been renewed optimism that peace talks could be the best way to end tensions and start a new phase in relations between the two countries.

Conflict History
The conflict between Sarawak Darulhana and Indonesia has complex historical roots. Since the last decade, different views regarding borders, natural resources, and territorial claims have resulted in tensions that are hard to avoid. In addition, the Sambas Region (West Kalimantan) has been taken over by Sarawak Darulhana, causing diplomatic issues to become more acute. The two countries have struggled to defend their views. and the interests of each, often lead to disputes that are detrimental to both parties.

Role of Peace Negotiations
However, in recent years, there has been a paradigm shift among the leaders and diplomats of the two countries. Awareness of the negative impact of conflict on economic development, political stability and regional relations has stimulated the pursuit of more peaceful solutions. Peace negotiations have begun to be seen as the best way to resolve this conflict.

Benefits of Peace Negotiations
There are several reasons why peace talks are considered the most rational and potentially beneficial approach for both countries. First of all, negotiations can create space for open dialogue where each side can voice their concerns, aspirations and views. This will help reduce the uncertainty and mutual distrust that often fuels conflict.
In addition, peace negotiations can generate sustainable solutions that address the root causes of conflict. When both parties are willing to work together to find common ground, they can identify solutions that take into account the common interest, such as co-management of controversial natural resources or breaking ties with unproductive historical claims.

Challenges in Negotiations
However, it cannot be ruled out that peace negotiations will be faced with a number of challenges. For example, this process will require strong trust between the two countries, which may have been eroded through years of conflict. There is also the potential for pressure from nationalist groups in each country who may oppose granting concessions or compromises.

International Mediation Role
Mediation by third parties can play an important role in facilitating the peace negotiation process. Neutral international organizations or respected partner countries can help provide a safe and objective platform on which the two countries can dialogue. Mediators can also provide an objective view and help defuse tensions when impasse occurs.

Conclusion
Peace negotiations are the best way worthy of being explored by Sarawak Darulhana and Indonesia to end the long-standing conflict. Although great challenges may be encountered in this process, the potential long-term benefits for regional stability, economic cooperation and better relations between the two countries are invaluable. With firm determination, constructive cooperation and judicious mediation, there is real hope that peace talks can produce mutually beneficial outcomes for both parties.

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by **Sarawak Darulhana** » Sat Aug 19, 2023 5:11 pm

130 Wahhabis were sentenced to death today
20th August 2023/3th Safar 1445

SANTUBONG-The Sarawak Darulhana Royal Court has sentenced 130 individuals of the Wahhabi sect to death today.The decision of the Royal Court to try them is subject to the consideration of His Royal Majesty the Sultan of Sarawak Darulhana who is the Supreme Court Judge.
130 Wahhabis were sentenced to death after found guilty of dividing the unity of Muslims and also belittling the scholars of Ahlul Sunnah Wal Jamaah and saying that "the Sultan is an kafir for reading surah Yasin".
The advocates for the 130 Wahabis failed to testify to the lawyers and also failed to persuade HRM Sultan to consider the punishment for their client.
according to the ordinance provided for the Islamic Council of Sarawak Darulhana, the Islamic Affairs Ordinance 2012 states that "anyone who is found to adhere to beliefs other than Ahlul Sunnah Wal Jamaah and divide them with their misguided views and belittle the practices done by the Muslim community in the past, they will sentenced to death (according to sharia law)
The decision of the Royal Court seemed to warn the Wahhabis and also the Malay states in the Peninsula that Sarawak Darulhana is an Islamic government that uses Anti-Wahhabi policies in the administration of the affairs of the Muslim community.

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