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Skip Ten-Thousand Years?
Skip Ten-Thousand Years?
Nuevo Meshiko becomes the world's first nation to adopt the Holocene Calendar (read more)
Amazonia refuses to recognize Cundinamarca
Amazonia refuses to recognize Cundinamarca
President invites Lee Jae-ha for a stroll (read more)
International Tensions in South Eretz Following Cundinamarcan Declaration of Independence
International Tensions in South Eretz Following Cundinamarcan Declaration of Independence
Naval Incident Between Krasniya and Los Cartagenas
Naval Incident Between Krasniya and Los Cartagenas
It has been reported that there was a minor incident in the waters surrounding... (read more)
Nuevo Meshiko restricts Vassan access to the Meshik Canal
Nuevo Meshiko restricts Vassan access to the Meshik Canal
The Neo-Meshikan Government has released a statement today urging... (read more)
Referenda on Territorial Self-Determination Begins Today
Referenda on Territorial Self-Determination Begins Today
In keeping with the much-debated Constitutional reforms that entered into force March 1st, today marks the beginning of week-long referenda across the Unincorporated Territories regarding their status within (or outside) the Grand Socialist Federation. (read more)
Halloranians Say No To Euraziya
Halloranians Say No To Euraziya
Neo-Meshikans Celebrate the Memory of Iosif Bramanov
Neo-Meshikans Celebrate the Memory of Iosif Bramanov
Thousands of citizens across the Nation have taken to the streets to honor the memory of the former IUSR leader, Iosif Ricardovich Bramanov, who along with the Czervenikan leader Jana Lebedeva helped to found the International Union of Workers' States in 2013, the predecessor state to the current IUSR. He would have turned forty-eight today. (read more)
Constitutional Reform to Take Effect at Midnight
Constitutional Reform to Take Effect at Midnight
In a few hours, the Constitutional reforms kick in, are you ready for a Nuevo Meshiko?
Opinion
Opinion
The Enemy of My Enemy Is Still My Friend, Apparently
The Enemy of My Enemy Is Still My Friend, Apparently
Opinion by Jeremy Eslataña
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