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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.