The eRepublik Outsider

First off, for the unfamiliar:

What is Sol?

Sol is an alliance of countries in the Asia-Pacific Region. Members include Australia, China, the Japan-South Korea union, the Malaysia-Thailand union, Pakistan, Singapore, and, of course, the Philippines. We can't attack each other. We also have a bunch of "observer" countries.


SOL ALLIANCE SEAL

What is Sol War Games

Every other day (almost), our country engages in a "fake" battle with Malaysia. It's just like any other battle in eRepublik, except we retreat before the battle ends so that no occupation of territories can take place.

Most of the Sol countries participate in the war games, as well as one observer country. The wars boost our economy by keeping our populations' wellness high, therefore their work productivity high, and increasing the demand for weapons and gifts (though, our gift industry seems to have mysteriously vanished into the night).

..::Sol News::..

Slovakia plans to join Sol Games

Slovakia plans to join the war games. Good news. As more countries join the games, the cost of doing battle becomes cheaper for each nation.

At the moment, the participants in the Sol games are: Singapore, Australia, China, South Africa, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

South Africa vies for full membership

The South African government told the Sol Security Council that they want to be recognized as a full member in Sol despite the fact that they do not have a Pacific coastline.

The Security Council is now debating on whether Sol should open up to all countries of the world, and not just though in the Asia-Pacific region.

..::Philippine Delegation to Sol::..

As a founding member, the Philippines is fully represented in the Sol Security Council. Here is the Philippine delegation:

Representative Ariel David Buena
Advisory Representative (Foreign Affairs) Hekter
Advisory Representative (Defense) Rich Porter
Advisory Representative (Trade and Industry) Nikko_33
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National Defense Bulletin - official newspaper of the Department of National Defense
The eRepublik Outsider - official mouthpiece of the Philippine President
eJobStreet - official newspaper of the Department of Home Affairs (labor ministry)
ePh Foreign Affairs - official mouthpiece of the Director of Foreign Affairs
Financial Review - official newspaper of the Department of Finance
Views_33 - official mouthpiece of the Director of Trade and Industry
PIA News - official newspaper of the Philippine Information Agency
The Nutshell - official mouthpiece of the Director-General of Intelligence
Pinoy Pleasure - official newspaper of the Department of Fun (a.k.a. Ministry of Merriment)
Out the Traff's Mouth - official mouthpiece of the Director of Pan-Dimensional Affairs

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-Ariel David Buena, the Philippine President
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August 31, 2009