Café Riche: All quiet on the Western front
Why St.Charlie needs a shove It’s been days since Prime Minister Reinhardt proposed an important bill regarding the internal administration of federations. It is a further step towards the commendable goal of a more federal St.Charlie, but has attracted barely no comment from any member of Parliament or government minister, pace the still-green Mr. Liam … Read more
Landashir’n culture season starts before action on the Commonwealth
Commonwealth member state, the Community of Landashir is planning several ‘celebration of our culture‘ events to coincide with the approaching Summer academic half term holiday and break in August, starting from the 26th May, which by chance is also the day on which the extremely popular Eurovision Song Contest final will be watched by all … Read more
Earthquake strikes near Tor Pendente
Temporary state of emergency in Puntarossa A strong earthquake rocked a large swathe of northern Italy this morning at around 4. International media claims that the 5.9 magnitude tremor has caused at least four deaths and caused the collapse of rural factories and ancient bell towers in towns. In St.Charlie, the Federations of Tor Pendente … Read more
Café Riche: Back to the basics
A challenge on the new constitution As I’ve been very busy studying for my university exams, I haven’t been able to carry on my crusade against government inactivity, which remains rampant to say the least. Having thus granted an official pardon to all involved, I would like to launch a challenge. Since January there has … Read more
Inside the GUM – Chronicles about an incompetent Chair
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