First International News Source
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by BogdanFV
Dear readers,
Stored within this article is a plethora of recent information from across the globe.
From breaking news to national headlines, it will be covered.
Top Stories
Russians begin immigration drive (Page 1)
Possible tensions in Kalmar union? (page 2)
Pakistan and Iran border challenge (page 2)
In local news
Bustling Canadian market (Page 6)
Communism, says who? (Page 😎
Russians begin immigration drive
Russian press released today that the long rumoured recruitment drive would indeed be put into action. Communist Party of the Soviet Empire of CPSE announced its plan to incrase the population of the desolate country of Russia with the help of donations. Not surprising as Russia has under 100 citizens in a region potentially unstable. The CPSE was quoted saying "Those who are less fortunate money wise (or who would wish for a second chance) will receive a donation from the party's immigration fund of 25 Rubles (Subject to increase) as starting money in your new country." Will the Russian immigration strategy work? Only time will tell....
Possible tensions in Kalmar union?
Accusations fly at possible spying operations in Scandinavia. The Kalmar union, comprised of Sweden and Norway might be facing tension as Sweden is accusing Norway of planting spies in order to 'weaken' and 'disrupt the economy' of powerhouse Sweden. This comes just days after the announcement that Norway and Sweden have a NAP or Non-Agression Pact in place preventing either of the sides to be agressive towards one another.
Pakistan and Iran border challenge
Pakistan continues to mass troops at Quetta, the border region with Iran. The Irani president Koroush responded with calm stature and in turn sent many batallions over to the Zahedan border to patrol the borders. Neither side is releasing any information to the media and any information that is found is writeen in code as to not be decoded by spies. Tensions will continue to build until war can and will break out. Many people are saying Pakistan cries wolf and that there is a secret alliance with Turkey. This would mean that the unprotected northern regions of Turkey would fall rapidly if a Turkish onslaught indeed ocurred.
Bustling Canadian market
The recent influx of foreign food companies once again dominates the fledgling food industry of Canada. With high quality food, lots of stock yet very high prices, Canadian food producers struggle to keep up with foreign counterparts such as Carrefour and SAGO.
Communism, says who?
Talks run rampant about a communist government when in fact the government is one hundred percent demoractic liberal. Opposition leaders claim that the government is communist yet they are running for presidency of a Communist party. This cannot be taken seriously and the public is urged to not pay attention to ramblings about Canada being in any shape communist.
Stay tuned for more international news. Thanks for reading Canada's first International Issue.
EDITORS'S NOTE:
Yes this can be slightly old but it IS the most recent news...
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Comments
1- Dio\'s deputy Falcon signed the treaty
2- Both borders are protected, they can stand against some kind of force before reinforcements arrive.
I noticed a few typos, so you could tighten it up, and a Canadian bias, but that was pretty good effort. I learned some things. 😃
second post
our pres in planning on increasing the import tax
The part about Norway planting spies are NOT true.
We are not doing anything to risk our good relationship with sweden 🙂
I would include links to your source material. you can do it with [ a url = ] TEXT [ / a ] (take the spaces out).
OMG! A newpaper is talking to me! I should stop taking those pills i find on the street.... 😃
I will be releasing International Edition every Tuesday and Friday.
However, if I manage to strike a deal with \'National Post Canada\', you will start seeing my international articles printed in that newspaper instead of mine.