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President Ekaterina Syukoseva

[center][font=timesnewroman]President of Kabzeel since 2019, previously holding the position from 1999 to 2009, and briefly serving as Prime Minister under President Christov Rozhkovo from 2009 to 2019, Syukoseva has managed to build her reputation as one of the more competent and powerful leaders in the modern world. As a member of the Conservative Party, she is committed to maintaining the dignity of the state of Kabzeel as a global economic power by ensuring continued economic growth and prosperity of the people as well as combating all forms of corruption within state and private enterprises. Generally keeping in line with the longstanding, traditional practices of Kabzeel's past. She typically opposes all forms of corruption and routinely exposes or removes corrupt political or corporate figures while defending the systems of free trade, globalization, economic liberalism, and social conservatism.[/font][/center]

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[size=110][font=calibri][color=black][i]I N F O R M A T I O N
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[b][size=120][font=timesnewroman]President Ekaterina Syukoseva[/size][/font][/b]

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[center][font=timesnewroman][background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]President of Kabzeel[/b][/color][/background-block]

[background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]Incumbent[/b][/color][/background-block][/center][/font][table]
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[center][font=timesnewroman][b]Office[/b]
2 January 1999-2 January 2009
2 January 2019[/center][/font]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Preceded by[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman][i]Bella Mekhmeti
Christov Rozhkovo[/i][/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Succeeded by[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman][i]Christov Rozhkovo
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[center][font=timesnewroman][background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]Prime Minister of Kabzeel[/b][/color][/background-block]

[background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]Incumbent[/b][/color][/background-block][/center][/font][table]
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[center][font=timesnewroman][b]Office[/b]
2 January 2009-2 January 2019[/center][/font]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Preceded by[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman][i]Christov Rozhkovo[/i][/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Succeeded by[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman][i]Christov Rozhkovo[/i][/font][/td][/tr]
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[center][font=timesnewroman][background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]Governor of Belograd[/b][/color][/background-block]

[background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]Incumbent[/b][/color][/background-block][/center][/font][table]
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[center][font=timesnewroman][b]Office[/b]
31 December 1990-31 December 1999[/center][/font]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Preceded by[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman][i]Raina Azhikelyamova[/i][/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Succeeded by[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman][i]Annuska Kislukhina[/i][/font][/td][/tr]
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[font=timesnewroman][center][background-block=#CFECEC][color=black][b]Personal Details[/b][/color][/background-block][/center][/font][table]
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[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Born[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Ekaterina Olya Syukoseva
2 August 1964 (age 55)
Bazhyn, Belgorad, Kabzeel[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][b][font=timesnewroman]Ideology[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]State-Oriented Capitalism
Illiberal Capitalism
Illiberal Democracy
Paternal Conservatism
Technocracy[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][b][font=timesnewroman]Nationality[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Kabzeelian[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][b][font=timesnewroman]Spouse(s)[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Luka Syukosev[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][b][font=timesnewroman]Children[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Denis Syukosev (b.1986)
Mikhail Syukosev (b.1992)
Melaniya Syukoseva (b.2000)[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Residence[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Presidential Estate
(Президентская усадьба), 
Belcross, Kabzeel[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Alma Mater[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]University of Volgograd
(Political Science/Economics)[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Party[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Conservative Party[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Mother[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Angelina Belorusova[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Father[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Iosif (Joseph) Belorusov[/font][/td][/tr]
[tr][td][font=timesnewroman][b]Religion[/b][/font][/td][td][font=timesnewroman]Eastern Orthodoxy[/font][/td][/tr]
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[font=timesnewroman][b][i]"Any army which does not train to use all the weapons, all the means and methods of warfare that the enemy possesses, or may possess, is behaving in an unwise or even criminal manner. This applies to politics even more than it does to the art of war."[/i][/b] 
[sub][i]- Ekaterina Syukoseva, 13 January 2008[/i][/sub][/font]

[font=timesnewroman][b]Born Ekaterina Olya Syukoseva[/b] on August 2, 1964 as the youngest daughter of poor, middle-aged Kabzeelian farmers Iosif Belorusov and Angelina Belorusova. Her sisters, Elie and Izabella, are 17 and 19 years older. Though she did not know them until she was about 19 herself, as she was given to an orphanage at birth; however, despite this she developed into a bubbling socialite and was best known for her charming and commanding personality - part of which enabled her to instill a successful political career and allow her to maintain her position as the most powerful person in the country - and the 7th most powerful leader in the modern world.

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[font=timesnewroman][b]Early Years[/b][/font]
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Born August 2, 1964 in Bazhyn, Belgorad, Kabzeel; Syukoseva was considered as an unwanted surprise by her parents, who were poor and struggling to make ends meet at the time of her birth. Abortion at the time was illegal, so her parents chose to give her away to an orphanage in Volgograd. As a result, she grew up virtually unaware of anything regarding her birth family. It was only by the time of her 19th birthday was she able to meet her family for the first time after her older sister, Elie, first contacted her. By this time, she was a sophomore attending the University of Volgograd, where she was a political science/economics major.[/font]
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After meeting her family for the first time in her life, she later invited them to her wedding with her partner of 6 years, Luka Syukosev, in 1985. A year later, she gave birth to her first son, Denis, while visiting her birth family in Bazhyn, and few months later completed her 4-year tenure at university - graduating at the top of her class with honors. During her graduation, the then President, Agnessa Suslyakova, gave a speech congratulating that year's graduating class. The young Syukoseva admired the President and looked up to her as a patriotic Kabzeelian and defender the people interests - admitting to modelling much of her political beliefs from Ms. Suslyakova. At the time, she was given an opportunity to speak with the President who told her that she was perhaps the "most likely" to become president out of her entire class.[/font]
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By 1990, Syukoseva managed to defeat her rival in the [b]1990 Governor of Belograd Elections[/b] to become the youngest Kabzeelian governor in history at the age of 26. During her time as governor, she was very popular with many suggesting her popularity was due to a sort of "proto-cult of personality", though such accusations did little effect as she later went onto build up Belograd into a booming tourist destination within less than a decade. Her success helped convince her to run in the [b]1999 Presidential Election[/b], where she ran a campaign in favor of promoting economic reform, maintaining traditional values, fighting corruption, denouncing cultural liberalism (in particular values from the West), and continuing Kabzeelian prosperity. [/font]
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The inauguration of Syukoseva occurred on January 2, 1999. She appointed the Minister of Finance, Yuliana Chuchanova, as the Prime Minister. Between 2000 and 2004, she set about the reconstruction of the impoverished condition of the country, apparently winning a power-struggle against Kabzeelian oligarchs, reaching a 'grand bargain' with them. This bargain allowed the oligarchs to maintain some of their powers, in exchange for their explicit support for—and alignment with—Syukoseva's government. In 2003, a referendum was held in Chechnya, adopting a new constitution which declares that the Republic of Chechnya is a part of Kabzeel; on the other hand, the region did acquire autonomy. Chechnya has been gradually stabilized with the establishment of the Parliamentary elections and a Regional Government. Throughout the Second Chechen War, Kabzeel severely disabled the Chechen rebel movement; however, sporadic attacks by rebels continued to occur throughout the northern Caucasus[/font]
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Barred from a third consecutive term by the Constitution. Prime Minister Christov Rozhkovo was elected as her successor. In a power-switching operation on January 2, 2009, only a few hours after handing the presidency to Rozhkovo, she was appointed Prime Minister of Kabzeel, maintaining her political dominance.[/font]
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On April 22, 2018, while speaking at the Conservative Party congress, Rozhkovo announced that she would recommend the party nominate Syukoseva as its presidential candidate. He also revealed that the two figures had long ago cut a deal to allow Syukoseva to run for president in 2019.[/font]
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On 24 November 2019, Syukoseva won the 2019 Kabzeelian presidential elections in the first round, with 66.7% of the vote. Her presidency was inaugurated on January 2, 2019.[/font] 
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In 2018 and 2019, Syukoseva and the Conservative Party backed stricter legislation against the LGBT community, in Volgograd, Saratov and Chernihiv; a law called the Kabzeel gay/transgender propaganda law, that is against "homosexual and transsexual propaganda" (which prohibits such symbols as the rainbow flag as well as published works containing homosexual or transgender content) was adopted by the National Legislature on May 4, 2019.[/font]

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[font=timesnewroman][b]Policies[/b][/font]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Economic[/b][/sub][/font]
[font=timesnewroman][sub]As a [b]Kabzeelian nationalist[/b], Syukoseva is a paternalistic conservative and a supporter of state-oriented, or sponsored, capitalism to promote greater economic prosperity, uplifting national pride, and strengthening of the working class. Her policies generally support free trade, globalization, economic liberalism, and social conservatism.[/sub][/font]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Social[/b][/sub][/font]
[font=timesnewroman][sub]Syukoseva is [b]socially conservative[/b] and as such holds many of traditional Kabzeelian beliefs to heart. One of her most well known stances is her opposition to cultural liberalism and acceptance of "decadent culture", particularly in her negative views of the LGBT community.[/sub][/font]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Political[/b][/sub][/font]
[font=timesnewroman][sub]A supporter of [b]state-oriented capitalism[/b] and [b]technocracy[/b], Syukoseva is a known opponent of liberalism and liberal democracy in believing the system to produce a miserable society devoid of traditional values and considers many liberal democracies to promote a culture of hypocrisy and corruption.[/sub][/font]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Relations with Russia and the United States[/b][/sub][/font]
[sub][font=timesnewroman]Syukoseva has reportedly taken a hard-line on security issues as well as foreign affairs, projecting a more nationalistic and assertive Kabzeel against Russia and the United States. Her political program calls for a more united and confident Kabzeel in its own value system and political structure, and to continue to reject Sovietification and western cultural values.[/font][/sub]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Relations with Israel[/b][/sub][/font]
[sub][font=timesnewroman]Syukoseva and Israel's relationship is often referred to as "shaky" due to her dislike of Binyamin Netanyahoo and Israel's close ties with the United States. However, she is supportive of Israel's right to existence and does not recognize Palestine as a legitimate state.[/font][/sub]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Relations with Syria[/b][/sub][/font]
[sub][font=timesnewroman]Syukoseva has proclaimed her support for the Sharaf al-Assad regime of Syria against Western interventionism, while also maintaining trade relations with the country through the selling of defense and medical aid.[/font][/sub]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Relations with China[/b][/sub][/font]
[sub][font=timesnewroman]Syukoseva has been supportive of China's economic reform and has looked to further expand and improve upon Kabzeelian and Chinese foreign relations while bolstering each countries scientific and commercial development. She has been supportive of China's work with the development of numerous African countries and has condemned multiple separatists movements in China.[/font][/sub]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> Relations with Turkey[/b][/sub][/font]
[sub][font=timesnewroman]In 2014, Kabzeel-Turkic relations were severely damaged with the election of Turkish President Mustafa Kemal Erdoğan, who has historically supported anti-Kabzeel narratives and policies. As of 2015, Kabzeel still recognizes Abdullah Gül as the legitimate president.[/font][/sub]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]> 2016 Ankara City Protests[/b][/sub][/font]
[sub][font=timesnewroman]Commonly known as the April Twelfth Incident, the events were student-led demonstrations held in the southern-region of Kabzeel. The protests took place from 26 January to April 12 when the government declared martial law and sent the military to occupy central parts of Ankara.[/font][/sub]

[sub][font=timesnewroman]Common grievances at the time included corruption, alleged persecution of Muslims, and restrictions on political participation. However, the government blamed the President of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Erdoğan, for inciting much of the violence of the protesters with anti-Kabzeel sentiment and accusing him of using Turkish agents to infiltrate the masses.[/font][/sub]

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[color=#009933][b]> For:[/b] social conservatism, paternalistic conservatism, royal socialism, conservative judaism, religious freedom, workers rights, central planning, state capitalism, green capitalism, conservative feminism, socialist family values, entrepreneurship, free trade, globalization, democracy[/color]
[color=#990033][b]> Against:[/b] religious extremism, political extremism, unregulated capitalism, communism, fascism, religious/ethnic persecution, anarchism, interventionism, neoliberalism, neoconservatism, autocracy, transgender activism, cultural liberalism, misogyny, misandry[/color][/list]
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[font=timesnewroman][b]Quotes[/b][/font]

[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]"People are always teaching us democracy but the people who teach us democracy don't want to learn it themselves."[/b] [i]- 29 April 2007[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]"Mr. McCain fought in Vietnam. I think that he has enough blood of peaceful citizens on his hands. It must be impossible for him to live without these disgusting scenes anymore. Mr McCain was captured and they kept him not just in prison, but in a pit for several years, Anyone in his place would go mad."[/b] [i]- 14 September 2016[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]"The biggest terrorist organization in the world today is the U.S. There are buckets of crimes and chaos the U.S. has showered onto this world. But amidst its success in completely shredding several countries, it has also revealed a weakness – that its greed and arrogance can lead it to disaster. Any crisis for the U.S. means new opportunities for the people: to expose its lies, its crimes, to mobilize against it, and to fix it."[/b] [i]- 26 May 2000[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]“It is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional, whatever the motivation. There are big countries and small countries, rich and poor, those with long democratic traditions and those still finding their way to democracy. Their policies differ, too. We are all different, but when we ask for the Lord's blessings, we must not forget that God created us equal.”[/b] [i]- 22 March 2019[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]"If minorities prefer Sharia Law, then we advise them to go to those places where that’s the state law... We will not grant them special privileges, or try to change our laws to fit their desires, no matter how loud they yell ‘discrimination.’"[/b] [i]- 7 April 2019[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]“We have a law that everybody has been kicking us for – a law prohibiting homosexual propaganda among minors. But listen, let a person grow up, become an adult and then to decide who he or she is. Leave children in peace. There are so many inventions nowadays...they invented five or six genders, transformers, trans… I do not even understand what it is.”[/b] [i]- 20 January 2019[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]“Young people want to their change world. Elders want to enjoy their works. The entrepreneur wants to sell anything needed by both to win their desires.” [/b] [i]- 17 May 2006[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]“The past is a place of reference, not a place of residence; the past is a place of learning, not a place of living.” [/b] [i]- 14 July 2019[/i][/sub]
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[font=timesnewroman][sub][b]“Of course, you can't buy Hillary Clinton. You can only rent her.” [/b] [i]- 27 September 2016[/i][/sub]
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