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Pichtonia faces an uphill battle to gain re-election as President of Europeia as new polling shows they trail behind rival Calvin Coolidge, who unexpectedly entered the race following the raid of The Embassy.
Most roleplays in NationStates are geographically and culturally influenced by a Eurocentric worldview. However, players can and should work harder to reimagine their worlds through different lenses, Arumdaum writes.
This november, the United Regions Alliance, an alliance of over 30 regions, celebrated its first anniversary; the festivities lasted for nearly a week and included activities such as a chess tournament.
Following the impressive occupation of The Embassy, a liberation is required to preserve its history, Quebecshire writes. However, any effort to restore the embassy-collector to what it once was is futile and misguided.
February has tracked along with expectations, with a majority of included regions experiencing a highly-stable month in their World Assembly population. However, a few notably stood out from the pack.
JayDee reports on the top news of the past week, including Cabinet elections in The South Pacific, Libertanny’s landslide re-election as Delegate of The East Pacific, and an opinion piece on regions commending their citizens.
