Power20: January 2020
The January 2020 edition for the biannual Power20 publication, which ranks the top 20 most powerful gameplayers in NationStates. Who will take the title to start off this new decade?
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Author: Llo
One Year of Quality Journalism By the Numbers
Chairman Llo reviews the year in numbers – from thousands of readers to dozens of staff, the work of NationStates Today this year has been the result of mass collaboration.
Read moreWeekend Edition: December 29th, 2019
Featuring the Chairman’s review of NationStates Today’s first year ‘by the numbers’, recent major elections in 10000 Islands and The Leftist Assembly, and the ratification of the Southern Islander Accords.
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The Shift: December 2019
An uncharacteristic festive slump in populations across the major regions of NationStates appears distributed across the board, while The Leftist Assembly was the only notable improvement of the month.
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Europe: Five Candidates Compete in 2nd Deputy Commissioner Election
The election for 2nd Deputy Commissioner fielded five candidates, who presented varied ideas for regional security and boosting resident engagement over a 2-week campaign.
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Ministerial Overhaul Results From Closely-Fought Election Season in The West Pacific
The November elections of The West Pacific have delivered a range of new officeholders from Speaker to Minister of Internal Affairs, with the increase in contested races reflecting a general uptick in activity.
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‘The Start of a Long and Prosperous Relationship’: Southern Islander Accords Ratified
The Southern Islander Accords has been ratified between 10000 Islands and The South Pacific, affirming “a new era of friendship and alliance” between the two major regions within the defender community.
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The Shift: November 2019
In the first monthly release of The Shift, we look at the major changes in World Assembly populations across key regions, with strong average growth but diverse movements across the board.
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Progressives Take Thaecian Congress, Xernon Elected to Third Term as President
Thaecia’s general election has mostly led to substantial changes across government, with a new Prime Minister and Congress changing hands to the opposition, though the President extends his tenure to a year.
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