The Board’s Response to Demands and a Threat from the Lazarene Government
An official statement from the Board of NationStates Today on an attempt by the Government of Lazarus to censor our content.
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Author: Lewis
State Bank Insolvency Follows Embezzlement Saga, Placing Conservative Government Under Pressure
Three years on from the first signs of insolvency, the National Investment Bank of Stiegae has gone bankrupt on the back of allegations of corruption and nepotism, potentially bringing down the government with it.
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Thalassian President Resigns in Cabinet Spat, Anonymous Officials Allege Closed-Door Bullying
A seemingly innocuous case of resignation by Rockiberg as Thalassia’s President has given way to accusations by senior Cabinet officials of his bullying and inappropriate behaviour.
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The Newsroom – Episode 7, ft. Benja & Manson
Benja (Osiris) and Manson (TRR) join us this week on the show, talking about their time in NationStates, issues with R/D, and their thoughts on the World Assembly.
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The Newsroom – Episode 6, ft. Josh & Xoriet
Josh (Osiris) and Xoriet (the Pacific) are on the show, chatting regional drama, the NWA collapse, and how to balance NS and real life.
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The Newsroom – Episode 5, ft. Koth
Talking factions, web development, and about a varied career in NS – Koth is on the show.
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Elections in The Communist Bloc Amidst Convention Turmoil
A relatively low-key General Secretary election concludes in The Communist Bloc, taking place in the midst of a controversial Constitutional Convention. To add to the turmoil, the candidate for Deputy attempts to drop out, but instead wins the election.
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The Newsroom – Episode 4, ft. Altino & Josh
Talking Osiris, continuing the discussion on meritocracy vs. democracy, and more! The latest episode of the NSToday podcast is now live!
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Opinion | The Communist Bloc’s Convention is an Ignorance of the Elite
The Communist Bloc’s constitutional convention is failing to properly represent its own citizens due to the disconnectedness of the region’s political elite, Lewis writes.
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