Flash News

-Parthenopian Secretary of State Corvinus has once again flown to Syndar to press for the return of the imprisoned sailors and the wreckage of the cruiser.

[Syndar]
-On the second day of the government offensive further civilian and rebel casualties have been reported by the IRW. All unconfirmed and the government denies civilian casualties.

[Matorre]
-King Juan and Queen Vittoria are traveling to the coastal resort town of Ibros for the first day of the summit.

[Istria]
-The Dodge has convened a special council to discuss a new bill before the College of Magistrates that would greatly expand the state's right to initiate and keep surveillance of their citizens.

[Imarq / Nura]
-The governments of Imarq and Nura are set to hold high level talks over the developing situation in Syndar.

Ardinat has offered Syndar 100 Chavalier and 1,400 regular troops, "whom shall gladly fight and die for His Majesty, and for the peace of Syndar"

[Syndar]

President al-Reza after convening a meeting of IA Ambassadors in Madan has declined the offer of aid from Ardinat, once again stating that this is and will remain an internal matter.

Two specialist teams looking into power outages in Sizhou have reported sabotaged power substations, likely due to small explosives, while a third team has not been heard from since arriving on the scene. Estimated repair times of the power strations are 1-2 months.

[Wakoku]
Energy Minister Shojiro NISHIO has offered to lend any assistance necessary to speed up the repairs of the power stations in Sizhou.

[Parthenopias]
-It has come out through civilian news agencies that an individual arrived in Parthenopias overnight from an unknown location but his appearance seemed to match one of the rogue governors of Syndar. The government has issued no response.

[Syndar]
-Efforts to restore the flow of oil eastward have begun in the Port of Tazir. Foreign investment has been minimal though the government is said to be offering rather large tax breaks to foreign companies willing to assist.

The provincial government of the affected area has accepted Wakoku's offer to help with substation repairs, hoping to relieve some displacement of its busy construction workers.

Enhan News
11/20/2018 9:31am

Recent polls suggest that the Parti des Absolutistes de Enhan are jumping ahead of the other two parties and may hold a majority in the commons after the election. This is a surprising turn of events as the party has never been one to attract commoners before.

[Syndar]

President al-Reza has held a press conference in the Water Gardens of the Presidential Palace in Madan. Questions over conduct in the south have arisen and been swept aside.

Caliphate Oil has offered to help assist in returning oil flow to the east.