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Newly-elected President Peeps is embarking on an initiative called the Europeian Heroes Program, with a focus on commending Europeians. JayDee argues this is the best way to achieve high quality commendations.
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The Warzone community recently passed a milestone: one year since the collapse of the Federation. The alliance, which lasted less than two years, ended in tears with accusations of corruption and resignations.
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With nukes on the horizon, the total World Assembly population for September has been very steady, though only a few regions have made positive gains and smaller UCRs have led the charge.
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At the trough of the summer lull, NationStates continues to perform worse-than-average in World Assembly population growth for the third month in a row, while sinkers collectively are doing better than most.
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Charges of high treason and sedition against two former Delegates of The West Pacific have been thrown out, while new evidence comes to light of vote stacking during the Lazarus coup of 2017.
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The recent week-long occupation of South Pacific by a force led by The Black Hawks was a victory for the raiding community. However, J. S. Talleyrand argues, defenders will find a way to bounce back.
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After relations between The West and East Pacific turned sour over allegations of involvement in the coup in the latter region, both parties have announced their withdrawal from their alliance after nine years.
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Llo factually answers the age-old question whether activity on NationStates rises or falls during the summer by examining the available statistics and drawing conclusions.
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After several months, the infamous ‘Drewpocalypse’ continues to lose importance, with WA population growth still in the negatives for many regions; but how does this compare to the situation prior to the influx?
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