Protector of the Alliance (Governor): The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia
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1. | The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | Psychotic Dictatorship | “Hay semanas donde pasan décadas” | |
2. | The Oppressed Peoples of Norkelian Liberia | Psychotic Dictatorship | “THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE” | |
3. | The Corporate Society of The Recreated North Korea | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | “우리는 공산주의에 맞서 싸울 것입니다” |
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The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | Thick tension hung in the air of an alleyway situated deep within San Brooken's labyrinthine heart. The rebels, remnants of what once had been a strong resistance brutalized during the civil war, moved as phantoms. In total, there were about fifteen of them, each bearing defeat both in body and mind. Among them was their leader, Sebastián Torres, who towered over them, with gray eyes that seemed to cut right through one, a sharp jawline enveloped by a beard now grown wild in their exile, and an expression that had hardened with loss and betrayal. His right arm carried a deep gash, healed poorly-a grim reminder of a war he once had hoped to win. The rebels huddled together in a dingy and ill-looked-after cellar beneath a disused textile factory on the outskirts of San Brooken. Everything was barely visible except the poor light from a lantern, which sputtered with minute flames. Crates, torn maps, crude weapons lay strewn on the floor beside remnants of rations hastily consumed. The leader of the rebels was a Norkelian named Sebastián. Sebastián was a man filled with so much grief and anger. Once, he had been a celebrated revolutionary in Northern Norkelia, leading thousands in his quest to overthrow the monarchy and its suffocating grip. But the civil war had shattered this dream. His closest allies were now dead, executed, disappeared, or lost in the chaos of battle. Great firepower and brutal tactics in an iron fist had managed to crush the rebellion spearheaded by the dictatorship. Huddled around a rickety wooden table, Sebastián spoke to his comrades. Among them, the rebels included: Adela Vargas, wiry and quick of wit, had served the resistance as a courier during the war. She knew the maze-like streets of San Brooken intimately and had ways of slipping past police patrols with an ease that bordered on uncanny. Miguel crossed his arms. His face turned grim. "You know what will happen if we fail. They'll wipe us out-what's left of us. Are you sure about this, Sebastián?" Sebastián's eyes darkened. "This no longer has anything to do with survival. It is now about justice. For all those we have lost." The rebels knew the risks associated with uttering the name Isabella, let alone hatching some plot for her assassination. The streets of San Brooken were rife with police and informants. Cameras on lamp posts dotted every corner, while drones made patrols of the skies. Coded messages and hand-delivered notes flushed out the system to avoid intelligence services. They were on disposable phones, changing location every few days. Food and supplies came in from sympathetic civilians, but trust was a rare commodity; anyone could be a spy. Lucía concocted a bold but risky plan whereby Adela, using a police uniform and ID stolen, was to penetrate the Imperial Justice Complex. Secondly, Miguel was to concoct a crude bomb out of scavenged materials. They were to install such a device during a session in the chamber of the council and then detonate it when Isabella Ramirez would be there. Each one of these rebels had a story for their hate. Sebastián watched during the war as his family home was razed. Lucía penned articles exposing regime corruption that led to her parents' execution. Miguel had been ordered to gun down civilians during a protest—a command he had defied, leading to his defection. They hated Isabella Ramirez viscerally, representing everything that was wrong with the empire: its authoritarianism, suppression of free thought, and utter disregard for human life. The civil war had been their chance to change that and they had failed. Now, desperation made them dangerous. At the end of the meeting, Sebastián spoke up, his voice firm and laced with emotion. "This isn't about revenge. This is about giving people hope. The regime thinks we're done, but as long as we breathe, we fight. For every friend we lost, for every innocent life destroyed, we fight." The rebels all dispersed in separate directions into the dark, knowing full well their actions would bring either the fire of a revolution or the utter snuffing out of the same. Their plan was heedless, but to them, they had nothing left to lose. It was the dark alleys of San Brooken that obscured their view, heavy with the weight of the mission. The attempted assassination of Isabella Ramirez was not a plot but a desperate gambit for freedom from a city that had long forgotten what it was to be free. | |
The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | Norkelian Empire Continues to Grow; U.S. and Canada Unite to Form the North American Federation San Brooken, Northern Norkelia – In a major geopolitical turn of events, the Norkelian Empire has successfully forced the West African state of Liberia to cede its entire coastline to the empire, thereby fending off the looming invasion. The agreement, reached during a tense meeting between Regent Isabella Ramirez and Liberian President Emmanuel Fofana, has sparked international debate over the balance of power in a fast-changing world. In an equally important development taking place almost simultaneously, the United States and Canada formally united to form the North American Federation, where they combined their political and economic clout. Em boldened by its significant military might and an economy rated 97 out of 100 by foreign analysts, the Norkelian Empire keeps on its requisite march toward world power. Announcement of the decision to request Liberia's coast is part of the empire's plan to guarantee additional access to vital trade routes and valuable natural resources along the Atlantic. The high-stakes meeting between Regent Isabella Ramirez and President Emmanuel Fofana took place in Monrovia under very tight security. Known for her forceful personality and for not resting until Norkelia's expansionist goals are achieved, Ramirez reportedly handed Fofana an ultimatum: to hand over the coastline of Liberia willingly or face military action. So President Fofana was faced with a very daunting task. Relatively speaking, the strengthening of the Liberian military over the past few years still leaves it well short of what Norkelia has in terms of technological advancement. That, added to the past conflicts within the region that still had fresh wounds, weighed heavily on his mind. The meeting behind closed doors took almost twelve hours, and sources say Ramirez spelled out Norkelia's terms with brutal clarity. According to sources who know the content of the negotiations, Ramirez really emphasized the words of Norkelia in the desire for stability in the region by presenting the demand for control over the coastline as a "necessary step toward mutual prosperity.". President Fofana is reported to have argued passionately in favor of Liberia’s sovereignty; however, he ultimately yielded to the significant power imbalance. In return for relinquishing control over the coastline, Liberia would maintain authority over its inland territories and obtain considerable financial assistance and infrastructure investments from Norkelia. At a joint press conference after the meeting, Ramirez announced the deal in a tone of victory. "This is not just an acquisition," she said. "This is the beginning of a partnership that's going to stabilise and bring great prosperity to the area.". A visibly tense President Fofana said he hoped the deal would stop bloodshed. "The security and welfare of the Liberian people have always been our top priority. This was an unpopular decision, but we believe it is the proper path forward." Under the agreement, Liberia has agreed to join the Eastern Western Alliance - EWA, an alliance led by Norkelia that is intended to be a counter to Western and Asian influence on global affairs. Critics argue that this act in effect puts Liberia in the hands of Norkelia and thus ceases its effective independence. The EWA has seen significant growth over the past few years, as more countries line up to put themselves with Norkelia's vision of a multipolar world. The induction of Liberia gives the alliance a vital foothold on the African continent, further consolidating Norkelia's dominance. In a concurrent development, the United States and Canada have successfully concluded their protracted discussions regarding a merger, thereby establishing the North American Federation (NAF). This momentous unification arises as a reaction to escalating global tensions and the increasing influence of nations such as Norkelia, the Eastern World Alliance (EWA), and the Eastern Pacific Bloc. The North American Federation combines the political, military, and economic strength of both countries in a way that yields an unrivaled superpower. The federal government of NAF shall be in Washington D.C. while Ottawa shall be proclaimed as the center for culture and environment policy. NAF President Elizabeth Marshall, the newly elected leader of the unified body, made a point of referring to the union in her speech as a pivotal moment in history. "Together, we are stronger, more resilient, and better equipped to face the challenges of a rapidly changing world. This is the dawn of a new era for North America." Critics in both countries contended that the loss of national identity could alienate citizens. Proponents, however, highlighted the benefits of more efficient governance, improved economic cooperation, and a single military strategy. The sudden expansion of the Norkelian Empire and the formation of the North American Federation sent shockwaves throughout the global community. European leaders have released statements referring to Norkelia's "hostile actions," while Africa and South American countries have expressed outrage over the bending of smaller nations like Liberia to its will. China, one of the leaders of the Eastern Pacific Bloc, called the events "a clear indicator of the coming geopolitical divide." Russia, however, which is opposed to the NAF, congratulated Norkelia on its actions, calling it "a show of fruitful leadership." Public opinion within the NAF remains divided; many citizens celebrate this newfound unity and strength, while others worry about competing with an empire as powerful as Norkelia. As Norkelia forges its preeminence and the North American Federation makes its way to become the world's newest superpower, it brings the world to a crossroads. Such tectonic shifts in power can rewrite international relations for decades to come, where smaller countries face mounting pressure in an increasingly polarised theater. Always uncertain, the future of one thing is clear: the balance of power is shifting, and the stakes have never been higher. | |
The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | Today, inside the news Imperial Justices Complex has been released! The monarch council was about to hold a discussion to try and halt the dissent in Liberia and other colonies. As usual, the High Chancellor Vasiliy Varkov addressed the council. "We are at one of those junctures. Our colonies have immense significance in terms of the influence of the empire on the larger world; however, they also pose a set of challenges that necessitate our consideration. The situation in Syria, the economic stagnation in Liberia, and the logistics concerning the Suez Canal all require urgent attention." The first to speak about Syria was the Minister of Internal Affairs, the infamous Tatiana Greenberg. "The situation is getting out of hand very fast," she started, while consulting a dossier. "Surveillance shows that the protests are orchestrated, with underground networks distributing propaganda against the regime. If we do not take some tough measures, it will turn into open rebellion." The second to speak was Markos Brenn, the Minister of External Affairs, and he interrupted, "I agree, all discretion needs to be followed; yet, we cannot really enforce a full clampdown. The State of Syria is so much near the Middle East that it is a strategic state. We have to answer the attacks with dialogue." The discussion turned to one of Syria's most pivotal policies regarding the ban on religion, which has also highly contributed to the turmoil. Moreover, General Viktor Novikov, the Minister of Defense, was similarly always-undiplomatic in sentiment. "The ban is non-negotiable. Religion undermines loyalty to the state. Allowing these practices to continue would weaken our grip." Elena Ivanov, the Propaganda/ Media Control Minister, disagrees with the other two. "We can put a positive spin on this. Lift the ban on a few conditions—state sanctioned religious practices—and use it as a PR tool to reflect benevolence. This would assuage the masses while control is still tightly in our grasp." Said Dr. Sofia Hernández, Minister of Environmental Control and Resources. "Protests lower productivity. We need reforms that will assure compliance without relinquishing our authority." Varkov was in favour of reform. He had listened intently and synopsised the arguments and he decided it was time for some minor reforms. "We mustn't be seen as compromising," he said. "But at the same time, we need to keep our colonies both productive and obedient. I suggest a colonial council system—headed by Norkelian administrators—whereby these colonies can have a certain amount of control over their local affairs, in order to pacify dissidents, while we retain full control." Thus, an act was passed. This act is named the Colonial Reform Act. The new legislation passed in regards to this situation was the Colonial Reform Act. These laws were enshrined into to the law of Norkelia and it's puppet states. 1. Each colony would have a council comprising local leaders and Norkelian officials. These councils would manage local affairs under strict oversight. 2. The act would allow the practice of Islam under conditions dictated by the state, including mandatory loyalty oaths from religious leaders. Except in Norkelia, islam is illegal. 3. In Liberia, Increased investments in infrastructure and agriculture, paired with stricter control of trade routes. 4. Fortify the military presence in the Suez Canal in an attempt to secure this crucial artery of trade. 5. Sicily would be granted cultural autonomy on a small scale, wherein local traditions could finally flourish under the patronage of Norkelia. The Minister of Finance Sergei Volkov spoke with General Novikov in regard to the cost of colony management, "If these reforms don't work the cost to maintain control could cripple us. We cannot afford to patrol these nations as well as our own. "The other replied "We will not fail. The colonies are under our perfect empire. Let them protest; we shall crush them with our military" However, Greenberg has a different approach. She was highly antitheistic in nature herself and spoke her skepticism to Ivanov. "Allowing religion-even on a controlled basis-creates a dangerous precedent. What happens when they ask for more?" Ivanov replied, "They can ask for what they want. We control the message." To the governments horror reports out of Syria indicate that demonstrations are still largely ongoing. In Damascus, individuals are loudly chanting slogans against the regime and demanding more freedoms. The move to repeal some of the religious ban was met with a mixed reaction, as some see the gesture as a victory, while others describe it as a cosmetic concession. | |
The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | BREAKING NEWS: Christianity has been made legal by a new law. Regent Isabella Ramirez entered the chamber with a bow; her pointed attire, a tailored suit, stood in contrast to the heavy ceremonial robes donned by several of the ministers. She took her seat at the head of the table and readied herself to address Parliament. "Let us get started," she said curtly. The agenda was long; but one item dominated the discussion: the controversial proposal to legalise religion. The Minister of the Interior, Sylvia Carranza, spoke first. "Regent, colleagues, we have seen the reports from other countries. Where all religions are legal, there has been a marked gain in social cohesion and morale. I strongly feel that we must consider doing likewise for Northern Norkelia." A common belief system is necessary for the people, and religion, being a system of obedience and order, is compatible with our values. But General Hector Vasquez was unconvinced. "Order? Christianity has traditionally been a call to arms for revolt! We can't forget the riots before the war. Legalising it would be like opening Pandora's box." "We would be giving dissenters a banner under which to rally." Countering the general, the Minister of Finance, Elena Reyes, spoke up, "The economic benefits cannot be ignored. If the people are distracted by religion, they may be less likely to fight the regime. And we could impose taxes or fees on religious institutions, ensuring that the state profits as well." Marcus Alvarado snorted, "Tax the church?" That approach is a certain method to alienate other nations, particularly the Christian ones with which we are seeking to establish alliances. If we are to legalise it, we must manage this matter with great care. The debate grew heated as ministers made their points. Roberto Fernandez, the Minister of Education and Propaganda, leaned forward and said, "Legalising religion is a propaganda goldmine." It might be given as a kind gesture from the crown, thus further solidifying the belief that the state is the incarnation of mercy. However, I recommend we ban all religions but Christianity so there would not be any competition for its popularity," Dr. Ana Maria Castillo said. "But what about the humanitarian aspect? People need freedom of religion. If we were to legalise one religion, shouldn't we consider legalising others as well?" Her proposal was met with scorn by General Vasquez. "Freedom of thought? That is a slippery slope to chaos, Doctor.". We don't need competing ideologies undermining the regime." Regent Isabella Ramirez raised her hand. "Enough," she said firmly. "We are not here to debate abstract ideals. We are here to decide what is best for Northern Norkelia. The people are restless, yes. But they are also desperate for guidance. Sylvia and Roberto are right—Christianity can offer that. But Hector has a point. We cannot afford division masquerading as religion. If we are to legalise Christianity, then it will have to be under the direct control of the state." Isabella went on, "This is what I propose: Christianity will be legalised. But all other faiths will remain outlawed. Any church that is in operation has to be registered with the state, and the leaders are vetted to determine their loyalty. "Worship will be monitored, and sermons will require approval by the Ministry of Interior." The council murmured in agreement. "This will be taken as a compromise," Isabella said. She continued, "The people will be happy to see religion come back, but the state will still be in control. It is the best way forward." The council moved to a vote. The proposal passed with a narrow majority, with General Vasquez and a few others voting against. Christianity was legalised. The Faith Regulation and Protection Act of 2024 Final Hearing of the Bill Date: November 28, 2024 Location: Monarch Council Chamber, Imperial Justice Complex Key features of the act
Votes in Favor: 7 Votes Opposed: 4 Abstentions: 1 The vote passed narrowly, with considerable opposition from both staunch secularists, who held that the act undermined the principle of state uniformity, and the hardliners, who held that no religion should be allowed. Abstentions came from uncertain ministers fearing future social repercussions. | |
The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | Northern Norkelia is about to leave the WA officially... | |
The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | Northern Norkelia officialy left the WA it's flag is being taken down outside the headquaters | |
The Imperial Empire of Northern Norkelia | We would like to pose a union between our two nations, of course both of our nations are heavily anonymous. | |
The Corporate Society of The Recreated North Korea | sure why not |