Dairai times is the first newspaper as well as the most popular in the nation, it was founded in 1439 by Filip Jablanovic. The Newspaper has brought news since then, and has grown to be more popular, it is the most reliable in the nation.
Dairai Times
6 days later
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PRIME MINISTER VISITS KOSKEAU**
Prime Minister Qimmiq Kivalliq is visiting Koskeau to meet with their leader, John Doe, in order to improve diplomatic relations. The meeting will be held in Koskeau's capital. Most citizens of the two countries are happy that foreign relations are improving, though, some are a little skeptical about the visit. The leaders of the two nations are planning to start free movement between Dairana and Koskeau, as a way to improve relations. The visit hopes to improve stability and peace between both nations, and begin a strong alliance between the countries. The visit will also provide understanding between the two cultures.
5 days later
DAIRANA PLANS TO EXPAND
It is a known fact that Dairana is quite cold, being very icy and having little coastline that doesn't lead to ice. Though, the Dairai government has announced that they are planning to expand their land to gain warmer coastline, and even establish research stations on a glacier island inside the Kabal Floe. It will expand the population as well as provide more suitable living conditions for the people of Dairana. After this expansion, however, the Dairai Census Bureau has called for a census ten days after the expansion is complete.
6 days later
*COAL POWER PLANTS TO BE REPLACED**
Dairana has aimed to use more eco-friendly energy production, rather than using coal as a means of electricity. Dairana has recently made the decision to begin building wind turbines, hydroelectric dams, and solar farms. So far, 12 out of the 20 provinces have already began construction. The government is hoping the other eight provinces will do the same soon. Not only will this be a more eco-friendly option, but will also help to reduce pollution within the nation. This will mark the beginning for a cleaner Dairana.
19 days later
ALPSKAMESTO CAPITAL PROPOSAL
The current capital of the Alpenheim province, Seestadt, may or may not lose its province capital status. People of Alpenheim have question why Seestadt is the capital, as it is smaller than Alpskamesto. And people don't like how a city that has a high crime rate along with a bland look, is the capital of the province. The City of Alpskamesto, however, has a crime rate lower than the provincial average, and the city is more pleasing to the eye than that of Seestadt. The Alpenheim government is expected to hold a referendum soon, but they have not released the date of when it will take place as of yet. If the referendum passes, it will take up to 2 months to transition, as well as build a new capitol building.
2 months later
ŠAJA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT RENOVATIONS
The Šaja airport is quite old, and is in need of renovations. Due to the condition of some areas, they have been closed off. The renovations are set to begin in 1614, and is expected to be completed by 1620. Despite the long wait, people are excited to see what the airport will look like once renovations are complete.
a month later
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SCHLOSSBURG PREMIER APOLOGIZES ABOUT PAST STATEMENTS
The premier of Schlossburg, Jane McFadden, along with her fellow Republicans, have questioned the monarchy. The Republican party is a party in which they hope to dismantle the monarchy and to make this country into a republic. Premier McFadden has questioned the monarchy many times, even going as far as to insulting the king. Due to the backlash received, she has had to make an apology. The apology states,
"Dear His Majesty,
I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to you with a sincere and heartfelt apology for the recent comments I made that may have been perceived as disrespectful towards your esteemed position as our revered monarch.
I deeply regret any offense my words may have caused, and I want to make it clear that it was never my intention to undermine the dignity of your office or to question the honor and respect that is rightfully accorded to you as our sovereign ruler.
In the heat of the moment, I spoke impulsively, failing to exercise the prudence and discretion expected of someone in my position. I understand the gravity of my words and the potential harm they may have caused to the relationship between our political establishment and the monarchy. For this, I am genuinely sorry.
I recognize the importance of fostering a strong and harmonious relationship between the political leadership and the monarchy for the well-being of our nation. I pledge to be more mindful of my words and actions in the future, ensuring that they reflect the reverence and regard that your position demands.
I am committed to working towards rebuilding any damage that may have occurred as a result of my thoughtless remarks. I am open to engaging in a constructive dialogue to address any concerns you may have and to find common ground that serves the best interests of our shared constituents.
Once again, I extend my sincere apologies to you, Your Majesty, and to the citizens of our great nation. I am dedicated to learning from this experience and to conducting myself with the utmost respect and decorum befitting the responsibilities entrusted to me.
Respectfully,
Jane Clarke McFadden
Premier of Schlossburg
a month later
PROTESTS ERUPT NEAR PRIME MINISTER'S RESIDENCE
As of right now, protests are happening near Prime Minister Qimmiq Kivalliq's home in Šaja. The reason the protests have been happening is due to the raising of retirement age from 65 to 67. It has sparked anger from many, including most seniors.
a month later
GERRYMANDERING LAWSUITS TAKE PLACE IN ALPENHEIM
In the provincial legislature of Alpenheim, several legislative districts have been gerrymandered in order to maximize support for a certain political party. Several lawsuits have been filed, and the Premier has not yet responded.