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CBS News at 10 with Izumi Parvaskanda | 70 Jahre | Live from Králowec
Military, Peace Corps, and Aid deployment officially begins in South Fresia
The deployment of aid, military, and peacekeeping forces to South Fresia officially begins today, with the first 400 out of 800 Bundeswehr troops meeting with 
Morrawian peacekeeping forces on a base near South Fresia. The remaining 400 will be deployed overnight. According to the Bundeswehr's Pressedienst, they have brought with them basic necessities, such as food, water, generators, and other necessary supplies. They have also bought shelter, doctors, hygienic and medical supplies, and materials to support education across all ages and levels in South Fresia, due to school closures as a result of the civil war. Several Patecian companies are also providing support to rebels as a protest to the national government's decision to indirectly support the South Fresian military government.
We currently have former Morrawian President René Denár and Württemberg State Governor Leigh Warren to talk about the relief operations in South Fresia.
CBS News will continue to provide updates live from South Fresia, Králowec, and across all our studios in Niater.
Party of Liberation (PL), 
Patecian Democrats brawl in Patecian Parliament
After a tense week debating aid, military, and peacekeeping support for South Fresia, members of the Patecian Parliament (MPP) from the PL and Democratic parties clashed, leading to a suspension of the session. The dispute erupted over accusations that the national government is indirectly supporting South Fresia's military regime, which the PL strongly opposes. Tensions heightened after the Bundestag’s lower house approved the deployment.
The PL has raised several key concerns:
Improper use of aid: The PL argues that funds sent to South Fresia are misallocated and criticizes the Bundestag, BMF (Finance Ministry), AA (Foreign Office), and NAID (Foreign Aid and Development) as “irresponsible,” questioning whether aid is truly directed toward humanitarian goals.
Compromising neutrality: The PL asserts that supporting the South Fresian government, which is at war with rebel forces, risks compromising Niater's neutrality. Although the Niateri Basic Law (Niaterische Grundgesetz) does not keep Niater neutral, the PL sees this support as a departure from national principles.
The PL is also considering legal action against the Bundestag over these issues.
Other headlines:
Former Calderduin NVP Governor Arnoud Schwarzhammer endorses Democrats Valerié Stolz and Gisela Elbe
Prominent actor and former Governor of Calderduin, Arnoud Schwarzhammer, has endorsed Valerié Stolz and Gisela Elbe after a series of tense exchanges with NVP politicians. The 77-year-old former governor told CBS News that “the state of the NVP is unfortunate” and that “a true voter puts country over party in times of crisis.” He described the recent controversial NVP proposal to decriminalize several previously banned firearms, as per the 2002 Waffengesetz (or Wapenwet) amendments, as a “terrifyingly telling decision” that, contrary to the claims of the Volkspartei, would not reduce crime.
He served as Calderduin governor from 2000 to 2012, completing two terms of six years each. He was elected after the Democratic Party was embroiled in a state scandal involving a request for an NTM6.7 million confidential fund, which then-Governor Riga Persson defended as being in the interest of “public safety.” Persson faced a recall petition in February 2000, with 30% of registered voters in Calderduin voting to call an election, which led to his loss to Schwarzhammer. Today, he remains a member of the NVP, and calls for him to join the NVP primaries continue to be echoed by both the public and party members.
Local headlines from CBS Reddindorf's Northeast Tonight: Taylar Swift returns back to Niater for 3 final shows in Reddindorf
Also coming up on the program: Car bomb explosion in Anáhuac organized, President Matías Torres's government links attack to two cartels' territorial disputes.
For the latest news on the go, visit cbsnews24.nt, or watch and listen to us wherever you are on CBS News 24/CBS World News.
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Supreme Court Shuts Down Christian Dam Case
Published by The Saltstil Observer*, 3/11/2024
After months of litigation and judicial escalation, the Revolutionary Supreme Court has finally issued its ruling on a controversial recent case. The 31 justices and religious officials from all over the nation have convened in Saltstil to publish their final decision. Originally, the case began as members of the Sirtaspan Orthodox clergy organized a petition demanding the overturn of construction of a large dam that would see their communities displaced from their homes. However after a series of contradictory rulings by the secular and religious arms of the judicial system, the Revolutionary Supreme Court stepped in to hear the case and put an end to the confusion.
Their decision, voted on 25-6, was clear: the Orthodox clergy had no legal right to impede the construction of the dam. This conclusion mirrored those posited by the lower religious courts. According to the opinion of the court, Christian religious sites had no special protection from large-scale secular projects. Furthermore, the petition and civil lawsuit did not receive the proper clearance from regional administrators to be brought before their courts. The court cited prior cases in the 1990's and 2000's as precedent, including the infamous debate over the Great Cathedral of Saltstil - the former Orthodox church that was converted into the meeting place for the new Supreme Court after the revolution.
Unfortunately this type of ruling is not unusual for Sirtaspa's judicial system. When the two halves of the system (secular and religious) clash and the Supreme Court intervenes, they generally take the side of the religious judges. Sirtaspan religious institutions are deeply tied to the Revolutionary Socialist Party of Harmonious Faith. The party in turn controls the bodies that appoint judges to the Supreme Court, thereby ensuring the loyalty of the judges to the Party and their beliefs.
Work on the dam continued throughout the court process, and will continue hereafter. No plan is in place to accommodate for nor compensate the thousands of people evicted as part of the dam's construction.
*Note: The Saltstil Observer is an external publication that is not affiliated with the Bureau of Public Enlightenment. Unlawful distribution of this publication within Sirtaspan territory is punishable by three years' imprisonment.
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President Pelikán criticized for the recent actions undertaken on the international scene, called "irrational" and "reckless".
• Polls for President Pelikán drop even lower, hurting the Liberal Party in the process.
• Republicans to push back against alleged "Liberal madness" in the Senate and the House, insider sources say.
• According to the polls, Republicans would win both Senate and the House if the elections were held today.
Constitutional Tribunal in the 7:2 decision rules the 1995 Ṡwehla Act unconstitutional.
• More liberal and conservative wings of the Constitutional Tribunal have come in agreement in the history ruling over the Ṡwehla Act.
• CT ruling a part of a wave of free speech protections by the court, judicial expert comments.
• Senate Minority Leader Karel Sokol (R) applauds the court's Ṡwehla decision, calling it "step in the right direction".
Ministry of Defense plans to bolster it's personnel on the Adelaide Atoll Naval Base as a counter against possible increase in pirate activity.
• Minister Abrahám expects to adequately aid the joint Morrawia-Niater humanitarian mission.
• Peace Corps to be temporarily housed in the barracks of the AANB for the coming weeks, according to a spokesperson.
• Foreign Minister Wáwra comments on the civil conflict, saying "it has a potential to spill over to the whole region around Saint Stephanus Gulf".
Patec legislature to vote on a bill to sue niater government over the involvement in South Fresia.
Deadly car bomb exploded in Montemorelos, Aragón, injuring security forces.
Kuterigont elected it's new president, Leon Oberit, promising new way for the country.
Niater, Patec, Kakland, Anahuac, and 2 othersKelvaczkhi, and Bezandore and Torreurdinia
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From the @PressSec account on Twatter:
Recent @POTROM’s decision to deploy Peace Corps to South Fresia reaffirms Morrawia's commitment to global security and safety. Ensuring stable maritime routes and protecting our trade interests is vital not just for Morrawia, but for all nations relying on these waters. This mission is also deeply humanitarian, bringing support to communities facing instability.
— Natálie Rosengart, official Twatter account of the National House Press Secretary
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Major investments in the Nagazuki and the Zukija Region boost the area's economy.
7/NOVEMBER/2024
Zukija Financial News
recent major investments from major domestic companies like Fukoma Industries and SunWave LLC have given a boost to Nagazuki and the Zukija Region, This recent boost gives the area has gained much needed breathing room that it hasn't seen since 2015, there has been much opportunity for the locals in the area, some towns are also seeing the benefits from the investments too, new jobs are being opened up in the local towns for distributing resources or are offered construction jobs for the countless renovations and projects currently undergoing in the city.
Nagazuki for the past years had been struggling to keep up with the other cities, it's economy primarily was a harbor/industrial city, the decline was a result of the end of the Economic Summit Era in 2006, however due to recent purchases, it's existing industrial and harbor infrastructure and the completion of the Rejiman Suia Railroad the once decaying city has seen a revitalization.
For the foreseeable future, it seems that the region will return to its glory days, and much of the local population is very happy with this change, many of whom have experience in the areas of trade, others are ambitious entrepreneurs.
Neuewland, Morrawia, Niater, Patec, and 2 othersKelvaczkhi, and Bezandore and Torreurdinia
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CBS News at Seven with Miriam Nightingale | 70 Jahre | Broadcast earlier
BREAKING: Niateri troops and Morrawian peacekeeping forces in South Fresia injured, dead after relief, repatriation operation
The deployment of aid, military, and peacekeeping forces to South Fresia which began last week, has been struck with tragedy, as confirmed reports are flooding in about joint troops in Bosry having been injured or killed. Reports from media in Bosry are reporting the death toll to be around ~20-40 Niateri servicepersons and ~10-20 Morrawian peacekeeping forces.
It is being reported that Chancellor Jayne Mann is being briefed on the situation right now and is in contact with the Morrawian, South Fresian governments to coordinate a joint statement and potential response.
CBS News will be following the situation closely and will be giving updates in the coming hours, and on the News at Ten.
Patecian educational reform: Bill in Patecian Parliament to introduce Patecian History to nation's curriculum
From CBS Patec Newsline | A proposal in the Patecian Parliament to introduce a brand new subject to the nation's curriculum is being discussed.
If passed, the bill will allow all currently enrolled students to opt out of the course for this school year. However, starting next school year, every student—whether they are new freshmen or already enrolled—will be required to take it for one semester each school year as a graduation requirement.
73% of the parents CBS Newsline interviewed support the proposal, saying it would educate students about the importance of Patecian history, alongside Niateri history, as Patec, historically, has been very distinct from the rest of Niater. 66% of students interviewed support the proposal, with most welcoming the proposal, and if passed, addition, as something valuable towards local cultural and historical enrichment.
34 days until Election 2024: How are candidates doing in this year's swing states?
CBS News projects that this year's swing states are: Baden, Calderduin, Haddonsland, Kiefernland, (District of) Kristallsee, (District of) Malaya, Ostjersey and Reddindorf
"The Holy Octet", as many are referring to the states listed above, are highly likely to determine this year's election outcome, with each of the states hanging in electoral limbo, as Stolz and Bamberg are neck-and-neck in all states listed above, with the remaining candidates (Carlijn Roons (Independent), John Kramer of New Niater, and Kaleb Wijns of The New Founding Fathers of Niater) polling below 10% individually in certain states. Carljin Roons is the only candidate mentioned polling above 10%, in Calderduin (34%, highest in any state), and Ostjersey (22%).
CBS News will be ramping up it's election coverage in the coming weeks ahead, with live coverage every bulletin, every minute, hour, and day.
For the latest news on the go, visit cbsnews24.nt, or watch and listen to us wherever you are on CBS News 24/CBS World News.
Morrawia and Kelvaczkhi
wow, the government of sirtaspa seems pretty awful human rights wise
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