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• 1-1 Dux Giulio Moretti, the Tieteran Royal Family, and the The Wälsten Royal House of Wintenzerg, and the Royal Palace of Niueyjar wish the archipelago a happy new year.
• Modhes Temple (confusingly named Kalami terrorist group) meets with Qoeul-bo at a standoff where they both attempted to raid a Deysachni ship. They have allied with the Qoeul and expanded their operations to use the Eastern Ocean as a safe Haven.
  • Modhes Temple confusingly changes their name a third time to Apukay Wuray (World enders).
• The trial of Aakar Byenama has resumed after the Tiger Warriors, namely their leader the Dahima Meyowa, were made privy to the details and taken into consideration for Byenama's sentencing. As per their agreement with the government, the dahima was given a short time alone with the former president. While the tiger warriors shall remain an armed institution, they will be incorporated into the department of justice as traditional law-keepers and as a secondary military for home-guard purposes as well as promoting self defence and local safety.
  • The dahima assures the press that "justice will be dealt..." if not by the government, then "...by the divine."
• Elections are held on Mul Mag. Vincenzo Barozzo wins the title of Dux with 31 votes, with every Rossan on the island, including himself, raising their hands to vote for him. A few natives who ask to participate in the strange tradition are told "maybe next time."
• Chegriyole Caiprec makes a public speech urging the other G.N.U. pentarchs to engage in military action against Prefichi.
• Duke Fromachi III makes a public speech urging the Eastern Gemnis States to leave the war, recall their troops, and pre-emptively fortify in case the G.N.U. invades over the mountains.
• Esiga sends a ship to Wälstanland, hoping to improve diplomatic relations.
• FFM Cya Iri-Semwache has made very few public appearances recently, leading some to speculate the existence of heightened security concerns.
• Rossan government budget for 63 PC passes through the Council despite some Mare objections. Dux Moretti is expected to win re-election, according to polls. Advisor Feliciano Buonestrotti di Buglio is running once again, but is not expected to defeat the incumbent. Dux Moretti has scheduled few public appearances in recent weeks, with most of the campaigning being done by the Isola party.
• The DhK's Committee of Arts performs So Swept the Mountain Wind in Tokšahalna's East Theater. Their performance is mostly well received, but some viewers found the story somewhat confusing, due to lack of knowledge on Rossan history.
• A 67 year old man from Kelelemi wins the Royal Palace of Niueyjar's new years waffle maker raffle, told the prize will arrive at some point within the next two decades after the CNN Postal Service finishes with the backlog of happy new years cards from last year.
• After extensive research, the N'shoqala flower is deemed an illegal hallucinogenic by the T'vaqi government, and barred from further shipping or cultivation. The remaining flowers, their seeds, and distilled solutions of the drug's active compound have been stored in a secure vault in Vritona.
• Following investigation, the Government of La Rossa officially pronounces Vincenzo Barozzo dead. The statement claims that the ousted former Dux fled Hapšâw following fighting on the island, getting lost at sea in the Eastern Ocean.
• Body of known Merriyem thief and organized criminal found hanged from lamp post in Mersen with ribcage split open, local militia division begins investigation into the incident and issues statement telling people in the region to continue going about their lives.
• The Qoeul-bo Hrnad raid Mul Bolues.
• While in Qoeul-bosken-ut, Joye khan The Captain sees young Rhii Praani, all alone with few friends due to a lack of fellow children on the island and his parents being busy and also hating each other. Pitying the boy, The Captain decides to take the boy under his wing and give him swordfighting lessons.
• Lt. President Lumrern Ket responds to accusations that the recent violent murder in Mersen was for racial reasons with the retort "it was probably just someone who was stolen from, we do not encourage vigilante justice but you can see how this kind of thing can happen."
• Kilmore the Bloody Mace swears revenge against Gleb Doomhand, King of Shaft J1-26 West, for being a shite neighbor and having his forges work around the clock interrupting his sleep.
• The passport mandate takes effect across La Rossa. The new law is expected to significantly reduce migration to the island, accomplishing a long-standing Isolan goal. The effects on the tourist industry are expected to be similarly pronounced, with many resort and restaurant owners complaining that they will likely have to downsize going into the warmer season.
• 7-2 Dux Moretti wins the 63 PC election, capturing 52.4% of the vote. Despite his opponent's attacks that he is hiding from the public, unable to defend his record, the momentum for his re-election remained strong enough to ensure a slim but powerful majority.
• As evidence processing for the Aakar Byenama trial continues, documents have been found eluding to former department heads General Malela Teke and Dr. Malolowobeing complicit in bribery and embezzling government funds. No action has been taken against them yet, however public suspicions are rising.
• Leo Minestrici di Mineria steps down from his role as director of Minestrici Shipyards. Maligned behind closed doors among the Families following his testimony against Vincenzo Barozzo, the former Dux symbolically abdicated from his role as the head of the noble Minestrici Family. The resignation of such a powerful figure builds into the atmosphere of uncertainty over how long the island's nobility may survive in its current form. He will be succeeded in his directorial role by Nicolò Rossetti, the worker union's pick.
• Senior Magister Adisa Aram makes her third solo public appearance in a month. While slightly suspicious to some, the appearances have generally improved her public image across T'vaqi.
• One of Elder Priests of Anab Du grants large swaths of land to the Njloot, which previously were government farmlands. The Elder Priest is known to be an enthusiastic supporter of Puengtifekh Owdrvs.
• Royal Palace of Niueyjar signs in landmark law ordering all businesses in the Nation of Niueyjar to guarantee all of their workers hour and a half paid lunches every work day, 4 paid 15 minutes breaks, and one week paid vacation time for every three worked. The Emperor also signs in to law that these changes are retroactive for royalty before disappearing leading to confusion among the bureaucracy.
  • The WATC confirms that it will follow these laws, despite their previous and current accusations of workers' rights abuses.
• Nimo Baringtuyloh (Former known as Nimo Dagnon) seen accompanying Puengtifekh Owdrvs in public, and rumors say that Nimo is working with and for Owdrvs. Owdrvs's detractors have a field day with this, with even Nimo's mother Kayusula commenting coldly on it.
• 7-3 The Advisory Council elections are held across La Rossa. In a surprising upset, Martineo Costa of Salino loses his seat to Salvo Gramuglio, Mare's candidate. This marks the first time since La Denunzia since a conservative candidate won the city-province, possibly implying a changing political landscape. The Advisory Council now stands with a firm possibility of vetoing the Dux's decrees, with the independent Bartolomeo Marone being effectively left in the role of kingmaker.
• Moyko Q'zar pens a letter to Utlia expressing interest in kick-starting a pharmaceutical program in Kalam.
  • COUR head president Aracet Teren responds enthusiastically, stating that the bureau council could help give access to pharmaceuticals in Kalam.
• A group of lumberjacks in the heartland of Hapšâw (Near the town of Sagal) was reportedly attacked by the nomadic people living in the area. 2 out of the group of 30 people remain missing, the rest has retreated to Sagal.
• New WATC role has prospective employee take on paid leave hours of their coworkers.
• As the Byenama trial proceeds warrants for the arrest of several members of the former presidents government have been issued, including the recently dismissed minister of defence Malela Teke, though his whereabouts are currently unknown.
• FFM Cya Iri-Semwache reportedly inspected the food at a recent dinner with leading members in the Federal Council.
• In a public speech behind a large glass wall, FFM Iri-Semwache calls Duke Fromachi III treasonous for interfering with the Federal draft.
• Kalam trades bovine cattle to Hapshaw in exchange for copper.
• Modhes Millitaria announces the end of the 4th Dream War, and the virtual extinction of the Dgi dream creatures.
• Modhes Ywl declares the year 494.
• Hapšâw's government offers 3 years of reduced taxes to farmers who start farming and breeding cattle. The government advertises the animals' strength and usefulness as a draft animal as well as the large amount of meat one obtains after slaughtering a cow.
• After 13 years of rule, Grand Magister Dimasi V'sha publicly announces his retirement at age 65. A landmark leader in T'vaqi history, his period of rule was marked by a significant increase in the nation's GDP and the availability of resources, mostly thanks to his 53 PC proposal to make radio contact with the Attu Archipelago. Polls have opened across T'vaqi.
  • Grand Magister Insi Q'so assumes the role of Representative Speaker.
• Engines on Barozzo's ship crashed near Mul Mag have been deemed beyond saving by Capitano Edoardo Puglio, the ship's engineer, owing to extensive damage and lack of suitable fuel on the island. Once the engine compartment flooding is resolved, expeditions will be made to attempt to salvage the contents, if for nothing else than scrap metal. The hull of the ship is assessed to be in much better shape, although a crash against the ocean rocks left part of it severely wrecked and huge portions of the ship flooded. Attempts will be made to refloat the ship using buoyant materials (such as logs from local foliage), in order to tow it to shore. Grgs are employed to carry out the operation, with high hopes the ship may be used to escape the island at last.
• Wildfires spread across Buglio, likely having been set off by the coastal heat. A lack of precipitations in the years after the Calming have left much of the coastal plant life struggling for water, though even so fires in the past have remained exceedingly rare. Despite its relatively low weight capacity, an aeronave has been deployed to help extinguish the flames and monitor the fire from above. Despite being floated by non-combustible helium, it is being held at altitudes of several hundred meters due to fears that the balloon fabric itself may get damaged.
• A military parade happens in the port city of Jalgendorf as 3 new Battleships are unveiled by the Royal Wälsten Navy. This occurs as the Wälstanland government continues its plan to increase naval spending after the end of its recent Calming.
• Cung Jetsenberg continues to struggle with a growing drinking problem. As of now it doesn't affect his ability to lead the Wälsten government.
• Sjehwaknan ethnist and Sasatanl'c group "Sons of Sogaschanachog" begins canvassing eastern Deysachin for other such groups.
• King Prebache XV is reported to have considered finding the light of Azzta.
  • Modhes Temple decries this insult towards the religion of their Utlian ally.
• Construction of a furniture factory begins in Goyhalna. Wood transported from Milêy via railroad will be turned into chairs, tables, electric lamps (mechanism provided by Tokšahalna factory), stools, carts etc. In other news Řiselan begins project to create a net of paved roads between major towns. This project seeks to improve mobility of cattle-drawn carriages and carts.
• Řiselan commissions a 5m statue of Ragašol to be placed in the large park of Goyhalna. The copper Ragašol is to be pointing his sword to the south, the direction of the original voyage which introduced Hapšâw to the archipelago at large.
• High Priestess Kayusula Baringtuyloh releases tell-all memoir "I Loved Thuybnor Dagnon", detailing her affair with the condemned man. The novel comes heavily implies (but does not outright state) that she and him did indeed have a forbidden monogamous relationship. The memoir is extremely well received, with critics calling it "Bold, daring in ways few public figures would ever go." Some doubt the full accuracy of the text, especially how much of the book is dedicated to enforcing the idea that Baringtuyloh grew to hate Dagnon and fully and always disagreed with all his political opinions.
• Hrcyhwo'ghah Industries (alternatively spelled Yrchwogha Industries), the largest industrial manufacturing and 2nd largest trade company (known primarily for building railroads) in Deysachin, acquires the the second largest industrial manufacturing company in Deysachin, becoming now the largest company in Deysachin total, exceeding even the Nnihiri Trade Company.
• Řiselan sends a group of people to T'vaqi to study their education system, perhaps to implement nationwide education.
• Womama Tourism Company begins advertising Hapšâw to T'vaqis as a destination to experience nature and forests.
• Tietero meets with commanders of the Garvak and Sartak armies, agrees to send 10k troops, 80 tanks, 3 ornithopters, and a large supply of light-guns.
• Gmr. Loqa Pili declares that the city of N'isi will become the next target settlement of the Substance Distribution Monitoring Agency.
• Sailors & Storms receives a long anticipated updated edition, which streamlines most of the game's long-criticized combat rules. Tying into it is a series of graphic novels inspired by the Utlian Adventures of Nyis series, with the combination of the two expected to bring in new players to the game.
• Tietero announces several manuls will be coming to the National Zoo as a gift from Spyron.
• T'vaqi Polls close. Senior Magister Adisa Aram, the last candidate standing, is promoted to Grand Magister of T'vaqi.
  • The government of La Rossa congratulates T'vaqi for recent election and peaceful transfer of power, despite fears from observers that lack of regular elections could entrench oligarchy.
  • Ballot receptacles across T'vaqi are emptied unceremoniously. Among the discarded votes are hundreds of thousands of forged ballots in total, each with "ADISA ARAM" checked.
• Several wounded and 3 confirmed dead after former defense minister Malela Teke entered the Nakrama courts during the trial of Aakar Byenama armed with firearms and explosives. Authorities are unsure of his intentions however are confident killing the former president and otherwise causing harm to the attendees were among his goals. Several shots were fired into the room, hitting the former president and some staff members. The explosives were set off after guards present attempted to apprehend him. Malela himself and two guards have been confirmed dead, however multiple attendees were fatally wounded and are in urgent care. President Matseqo is among the number hospitalised however is hoped to recover, and the dakma has chosen to promote the chairman to point of temporary president with the requested assistance of former president Aakar Modaka Oken.
  • Subject of the trial Aakar Byenama is in critical condition having sustained multiple gunshots. It has been decided that he shall be designated 'do not resuscitate.'
• Singbalah and Gwynghan provinces both enact prohibition.
• Following several weeks of efforts, the fires in Buglio are extinguished. Investigations follow to determine the cause of the flames, with the ultimate consensus being that an exceedingly hot year combined with dry weather was the culprit. Temporary water rationing measures are put in place to prevent waste.
• Kalam approves the right to own small firearms to citizens.
• A band called Four Eyed Horse forms.
• Independent political newspapers become unprecedentedly popular across Kalam.
• Only a week after Tieteran reinforcements arrived, 50% of Garvak/Sartak territory has been recaptured. Last reports indicate that Dar forces have been retreating.
• In a regular doctor's visit, Dux Moretti measures a blood pressure of 144/96 mmHg, drastically higher than healthy baseline levels.
• T'vaqi tourism in Hapšâw sees a noticeable uptick, while tourism to Vritona sees a sudden sharp decline.
• The dakma announces that President Matseqo is now in a stable position and should have recovered by the next presidential election. The dakma further announces that in reflection on recent events, they shall focus on internal affairs. Likewise major news outlets have announced that they will be restricting their output of Okriti news to other countries, citing lack of demand and already heavy workload on translators handling incoming broadcasts from other countries. Outgoing news will be maintained however through a bi-yearly newsletter and radio broadcast, "In summary" which shall aggregate news from a wide variety of sources and topics for international conveyance.
• Modhes Millitaria begins calling the Dosso Dur to regather and prepare for the return.
• A popular bar in Naolvcrishtava refuses to close, and when the authorities are sent in to close it the patrons gather to defend it, an event which spirals into a riot in the city.
• Several SaKa facilities are stopped by a worker's protest for higher wages, the most notable being one where workers in Pacha gathered around and struck the metal walls of the largest packaging facility with batons and swords to draw attention to their cause. SaKa has not responded yet.
• The riots in Naolvcrishtava are suppressed. The bar that started the whole thing burned down in the process.
• In surprising turn, two days after the end of the rioting in Singbalah, the High Priest of Gbaine announces plans for a prohibition. Gbaine has a larger population than every prohibitonist province combined, and is the largest consumer of alchohol and qillom per capita, including a third of all qillom consumption in Deysachin.
• SaKa refuses to raise wages as they claim they are in protest of the government's high corporate taxes and won't make any changes until it's changed.
• Several of the pre-existing riots across Gbaine become about the planned prohibition.
• Gmr. Insi Q'so makes first public appearance in months, appearing visibly disheveled. During the appearance he advocates strongly for a movement he refers to as “The un-Calming,” making no comment on his whereabouts for the past few months. Additionally, during the speech he goes on a long tangent denouncing the decisions of Deysachni prohibitionist provinces, referring to it as “foreign perversion.”
• Gmr. Q'so severely cuts funding for a TCP-backed sound-based weaponry project, and begins financially backing scientific research into weather patterns.
• A large cultural and military parade is held in the Wälsten capital of Haltenberg occurs with Eintsandler, Cung Jetsenberg coming out to give a speech about the future of the Empire in which he promises "a powerful nation which will stretch its wings across the seas and hills!" Besides a show of military power many monuments and art works are shown showing the countries ruler and its royal family as well as hundreds of flags of the country, ruling party and ruling dynasty.
  • Ketwa Anoa'oa gasses up Walstanland in a congratulatory letter.
• Tiya Kena organizes a political thought club after publishing several social studies papers. He begins work on his first book along with his colleagues.
  • Kena establishes esoteric circles for political education and external propaganda work to publish his ideas and share them with the peasant class. He sets himself up to combat absolute monarchy and systematic oppression.
• Nmejol Arthur-Nnhiri is elevated to the rank of Mahant, at the impressively young age of 28.
• Despite ongoing and new riots in Gbaine, as well as more serious and organized protests, the High Priest signs full prohibition into law. A sizable counter-protest by temperance organizations has formed.
• Following increased tensions regarding the Federal draft, Fromachi III has threatened a declaration of independence from the Caseic Federation.
• High Priestess Dsuatha Vyitui is found dead in her chambers, age 89 (Deysachni Calendar).
• Major relief package is sent to the Buglian local government, meant to help with recovery from the natural disaster. The package itself is financed by minor cuts across departments. A conversation is started about the establishment of an annual natural disaster relief and prevention budget.
• Free tuition is granted to several High Institute of the Sciences undergraduates majoring in meteorology and weather studies.
• Gmr. Adisa Aram, in her first official act as Grand Magister, proposes that all trade between T'vaqi and Kalam be re-established; the proposal is denied 2-1.
• Followers of the Cult of the Open Sky, a fringe religious organization, are seen in the town of Morna, north of Mineria. Locals report them asking about men who came from far away speaking in a strange old tongue, born in the Eye of the Storm.
• As a stalemate between a growing amount of protesting workers and industries refusing to budge draws on, Kalam suffers severe financial strife.
  • Despite her isolationist leanings, Advisor Gabriella Tritone makes visit to Kalam in solidarity with protesting workers.
• Moyko Q'zar finally calls an assembly meeting with the Kimal. Tax policies are reformed. Industries are taxed much less, and in an unpopular addition by Kimal Dsa Mung, worker taxes are also increased "to counteract and strike a balance in the economy."
• Kalami workers, perhaps realizing their power in numbers, begin more violent protesting. Rural people organize to steal and redistribute food among their communities while urbanites continue refuse to work. Tiya Kena, a popular political student popularized for his literature and work in "Worker Press" magazine begins organizing workers into unions known as the Rosohai Yemhun (Worker's Unions) for mutual aid in times of protest.
• Reports indicate the geese populations are in decline once again with an avian flu epidemic devastating populations across Attu.
  • Modhes Ywl sheds a single tear for the geese.
• The Walstan Royal Navy has seized a small unclaimed Island up north earlier this evening. The Walstan Colonialwentshaften (Walstan Colonial Society) has issued a public statement celebrating the event and has drawn up plans for minor settlement and cash crop farming. As of now the government has not released a statement as to the reasoning for this seizure but the Navy has been stationed at the island until further notice.
• Victor Weichleitner holds a secret meeting between him and the upper echelon of the Walstan State Police Union announcing the creation of a "foreign intelligence" branch of the infamous secret police.
• Four more groups of lumberjacks have been attacked near Hižl, Sagal and Milêy. The casualities now total 16 missing people. Řiselan pleads for lumberjacks to please carry firearms with them during work.
• The Council of Elders schedules an audience with Tiya Kena and his supporters, aiming to appease the nation and end the protests for good.
• The second Transhapšâw'l railway finishes construction.
• Modhes Temple sends agents to investigate the inner workings of the Kalami workers' unions, and Tiya Kena specifically.
• The prohibition in Gbaine is ended, replaced with a mere hardening of pre-existing regulations.
• Cung Jetsenberg has to be sent to a hospital in secret after getting blackout drunk and hurting himself, this begins to forment worries among the inner circle of the Walstanland military and political apparatus.
• Řiselan repossesses 12 mêĥals (~22.000m²) of farmland on the outskirts of Goyhalna. It will be used to house the predicted influx of rural immigrants looking for a better life. The project is to be modern and electrified, the first on the island to be built with cables in mind.
  • An additional 4 mêĥals is taken, to be used as grounds for a new factory.
• It is estimated over 2,000 Hapšâw'l (Mostly in Goyhalna and the coöperative territory) are now Modhes in faith.
• Records show a number of recent acquisitions in Buglio made by Monisci Farms. Following the wildfires earlier this year, a numbers of small farmers have opted to sell their land to the major agricultural company, being unable to deal with the recent droughts and wildfires on their own.
• A small radio factory opens in Tokšahalna. With a workforce of 50 people, it produces simple transistor radios at prices cheaper than foreign radios. Seeking to make radiocommunication more available to the masses Řiselan invests heavily into the factory. Some of the components are sourced from T'vaqi.
• Democratic reforms are put in effect in Kalam after the National Assembly concludes. Several agrarian companies owned by Kimal are abandoned by their current owners and taken by worker administrations but export/import companies remain unchanged.
• The Wavelength newspaper company features an article about Kalam’s recent National Assembly on the front page of its latest publication. The article praises Kalam’s shift towards democracy but criticizes Tiya Kena’s character, claiming his ideology to be naive and shortsighted.
• The Rossan ship is carried to the shore of Mul Mag. Several Grgs drown.
  • The drowned Grgs are taken to be rationed out as food.
  • Another two grgs drown in attempting to take original drowned Grgs. Dinner is plentiful.
  • Mzun shout at the Rossans for wasting stock.
  • Vincenzo Barozzo runs off crying.
• Ousrah Nnhiri has her priestly name changed to Ousrah a'Nnhiri Arthur-Nz'raja.
• Dimasi V'sha moves back to his hometown of N'isi, where he plans to spend his retirement.
• Fromachi III is rumoured to have built a radio room in the Ibe-Framji tower.
• A festival is held in Ishiq to celebrate ten years since the Nation of T'vaqi made contact with the archipelago. All three members of the Grand Council appear at the event. During the festivities, Gmr. Insi Q'so, holding a copper-plated radio set to commemorate the anniversary, drops and shatters the radio, causing brief confusion. The festival otherwise proceeds normally.
• First level schools open in towns near Tokšahalna and Goyhalna, as well as in Hižl and Bayn. The government plans to use roving schools to educate people living in the heartland of the island, but this is not yet confirmed. A Bureau of Education (Hapšâw) is established and put in charge of first and second level education.
• Nmejol Arthur has his priestly name changed to Nmejol Nnhiri-Nz'raja Arthur.
• Hapšâw'l band Wikši's single becomes the first song to sell over 1296 audiocarvings on the island. The song - "Šil Hebaša" - Our Hebasha (a military unit consisting of 36 men) is a satirical song about the pointlessness and cruelty of war.
• Garvak forces have recaptured all previously lost territory and are now advancing into the Dar kadrike. Sartak forces have recaptured 85% of their lost territory.
• Chuckster Lagrange passes away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. He is immediately declared a saint. His trusted second in command, Lhortung Rothrominog, succeeds him as High Priest of Uebhaie.
  • The Tieteran Royal Family and the government of La Rossa extend their condolences. A month of mourning is declared in Deysachin.
• Work begins on the modernization of Port Goyhalna, similar remodeling of Port Tokšahalna to begin after Port Goyhalna returns to working condition.
• As inflation cools, the government of La Rossa announces readiness to tie currency to Dru'ul-like measurement of value, as previously discussed in a 59 PC meeting between national leaders and diplomats of the House of Light. The move builds upon efforts to ease trade and the exchange of currencies across the House of Light, by tying them all to a single central measure of value. The Dux suggests, however, that due to the price instability of the Dru'ul, any such measure remains managed by a multilateral board with experts from across the HoL, as to not give one nation control over the values of currency.
  • Modhes Temple offers to be said multilateral board of experts from across the HoL.
  • The Dux calmly asserts that as autonomous islands, the rest of the HoL should receive local representation, hoping to play off Deysachni worldviews.
  • Modhes Temple wholeheartedly agrees with the Dux's statement that the rest of HoL should receive representation within Modhes Temple.
  • The Dux begins looking into legal options to join Modhes Temple.
• King Prebache XV has been seen releasing mor-crabs on the western shore of Brenjia Bay.
• King Prebache XV, FFM Cya Iri-Semwache, Duke Jifan XVII, Landgrave Hafolibre sa Oran, the pentarchs of the G.N.U., and Duke Fromachi III all express condolences to the people of Deysachin and the world in general following the loss of Chuckster Lagrange.
  • Waranje Temple and Brenji Temple, the two representatives of Modhes Temple in Casea, take the oppertunity to once again call for peace in the north.
• Tieteran fisherman return from vaguely near the western shore of Brenjia Bay with record-breaking catches of mor-crabs.
• WATC donate 20,000 dru'ul to the Nucht Derby in honour of the late Chuckster Lagrange. Board members release official statement; "The nation of Deysachin, and indeed all of Attu, have suffered a great loss."
• The WATC approaches the Nucht Derby offering to buy the exclusive shipping and distribution rights to any Chuckster Lagrange media and material, outside of Deysachin.
  • The Nucht Derby agrees to this, but do state they only have rights to St. Lagrange's image as a racehorse, prior to his enrollment in the priesthood.
• The WATC approaches Modhes Temple offering to buy the exclusive shipping and distribution rights to any Chuckster Lagrange media and material relating to his after to joining the priesthood, outside of Deysachin.
  • Modhes Temple offers to instead partially lease the rights of distribution to the WATC.
  • WATC will accept a lease on the grounds to exclusive distribution and free renewal of the lease on the basis that the temple is guaranteed profits.
  • Modhes Temple agree to accept this, under the provision that Chuckster Lagrange's reincarnation can freely object to it once he is of age.
  • The WATC agrees, ensures that the reincarnation will receive copyright royalties.
• Something is rumbling beneath Brenjia Bay.
• 135 dead in catastrophic Ronatana fire.
• Under orders from Fromachi III, the Ibe-Framji tower is to be reinforced.
• Preliminary end-of-year reports show entry of people through the ports of La Rossa down by 12%. The drop is attributed to the introduction of passports, most readily available among nations of the HoL. Of note is that the figure makes no difference between temporary and permanent stays. Advisor Feliciano Buonestrotti makes radiovized remark, stating that "Moretti's submission to self-serving unions has made business impossible" as "union members seek to protect their positions at the expense of all the hard working men and women of the archipelago that have been left rejected at the door."
• Tieteran parliament passes updated building codes, of note is new requirements to include sprinklers and fire extinguishers in every unit.
• Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure holds a public execution for 86 sex traffickers, almost all child predators. Including 4 former gang leaders. It was followed by a public mass trial that found 400 captured gang members guilty. All corpses of the executed were cremated, as it is considered the most disrespectful way to treat a deceased Tun'ilhameng, because it was the process most typically used by Nongbans. The ashes were then dumped into the ocean, another form of disrespect in Tun'ilhameng culture. The spectacle lasted 8 hours with several speeches made by Octavia. The event drew attention from all across the island, making it the 2nd most popular event on Ronatana. Many spectators say that they felt patriotic for the first time since the Nongban Civil war.
• In celebration of the TLP earning a 28% YOY gain in revenue, Octavia has amended the constitution of the TLP to include the following changes:
  • Article 135: Founding of the TLP ministry of Finance; Article 136: Requiring all businesses in TLP soil to be registered with the TLP Ministry of Finance; Article 137: Creation of the Ronatana Stock Exchange, managed by the TLP Ministry of Finance (Article 137 requires the top 20 most profitable companiesregistered with the Ministry, excluding brokerage companies, to have 51% or more of their assets publicly traded); Article 138: Extended definitions of sex crimes and their punishments; Article 139: Extended definitions of child abuse crimes and their punishments; Article 140: Creation of the TLP Child Protection Agency; Article 141: Extended guaranteed rights of the TLP Coast Guard; Article 142: Increased funding for the TLP coast guard; Article 143: Increased funding for the TLP conscription services.
• Railana reports that the Trial line on south Ronatana is earning a return on investment 30% faster than expected. Ridership is now at maximum capacity. Railana announces that they have completed "purchasing" and demolishing land for their first iteration of the rail network. Construction has begun at the Amelia TLPA Station. The TLP militia reports that the construction of the Railana line resulted in a 205% increase in (female) applicants to the Amelia Womens' Military Academy. Octavia says she is overjoyed to hear this.
• As prohibition takes hold across Deysachin, La Rossa begins to see slow emergence of local alcohol and pharmaceutical industry.
• Eccentric millionaire thug Sharkkiller Yoets establishes a combination chairity-gym, giving aid to impoverished children and also teaching them street boxing.