An ambassador takes office

Day 2,337, 08:51 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by John Valliant
Hello to everyone in the eUK.

As some of you might know (but most probably don't) the MoFA has re-started the eUK ambassador program. Here is the list of the first eUK ambassadors currently taking office:

iAdrastos - ambassador to eGermany
KieranB - ambassador to eIreland
The Chickenator - ambassador to eIndonesia
John Valliant - ambassador to eUSA
Solomon Rothschild - ambassador to eMexico
Fobetor - ambassador to eBiH

If anyone is still interested in serving as an ambassador please message Ayame Crocodile or Dave Trenga.

For the first part of my term I will be re-posting the WHPR (White House Press Report) to keep anyone who is interested up to speed on the thing from the other side of the pond. In the days to follow I will be doing interviews with eUSA officialls (if they will be up for it of course) and posting it in my paper.

For now enjoy the WHPR 🙂



[WHPR Day 2335] Spotlight: Canada,PP, War Map

Dateline: Saturday, April 12th, 2014 (Day 2335)
Location: James S. Brady Press Room, The White House

Today’s WHPR:
: 1: Spotlight: Canada
: 2: PP Update: Prequel
: 3: War Map

Editors: SecMed Blondeninja
Contributors: irule77, Saraht0ga, Paul Proteus, Alexander Auctoritas



Spotlight: Canada
irule77


One of the most interesting recent conflicts to engulf America is that of its Canadian war. Initiated over Canada’s MPPing of Serbia, widely regarded as a benevolent enemy of America’s in the view of the average citizen. The war ended up as an occupation from the United States. Before getting into the thick of it, let’s review some brief history of the Canadian-US Relations. Canada has for the last year or so been relatively close to the US providing the occasional support here and there, though invading Canada seems to be the running joke here for the return of our hat; tensions have obviously increased recently.

I sat down with Rylde, President/Prime Minister of Canada to discuss the recent occupation/invasion and their relationship with Serbia. One of the things we discussed were the reasons Canadians were angry with the US’ occupation. President Rylde stated that “Canadians wanted to fight against having their foreign policy dictated” and after inheriting the MPP with Serbia during his term, he felt obligated to ensure the will of the people was carried out. “Canadians are a stubborn, so they'd rather be wiped and be able to choose their own friends than be a someone's dog” He also stated. We then switched to the heated discussion on the NAP terms proposed by America which President Rylde declared were “Insulting” and a “joke”. The President thinks this war is bringing his nation together over a common cause and that this has pushed their political differences aside to unite them, and while he sees no resolution in the immediate future, he intends to have Canada continue to be a nuisance to the US. It’s worth noting that the NAP terms proposed by America basically wouldn’t have allowed Canada any regions for right now (though as some State officials have stated, this was supposed to be subject to back and forth negotiation).

War commonly affects the internal status of a nation, and I briefly brought this up with the President as well. President Rylde believes that, as state earlier, this war will unify the country (as we’ve seen it do with some of their successful RWs recently). Rylde believes that, “We've been in this position many times. Our citizens know how to cope and they would rather fight and be wiped than surrender to bad terms”.

This war is likely to continue on and tensions will likely remain high between the two countries. This was a bit of a different spotlight than usual, but I think it was worth taking a look at our continuing saga with the nation of Canada, a nation we’ve been allies and enemies with plenty of times, and especially important since it involves Serbia, apparently America’s mortal enemy. As always, I’m Irule777, and this was spotlight with the WHPR. Good luck to both nations in the war moving forward, it should be interesting to watch it play out.

(Special thanks to Rylde who sat down and let me pick apart the interview a bit. We also talked about LETO and some other stuff, but this can only be so long…)




Upcoming PP Elections
Blondeninja



With PP elections looming I thought it prudent to give you a prequel to mondays issue with a heads up regarding the next elections.

We all know the story of VT by now and it’s been pretty well covered through many papers and articles. DMJ became the acting PP as he was runner up and he is going again this term. However nearly each of the major parties have some sort of PTOer on their polls and we will have to be able to respond at a moments notice. Primaries are being run in each party now (that has more than one candidate) and DHS is currently working with them all together to prepare for the election day.

While the threat will not be to the same extent that it was previously requiring massive amounts of moving and work to get a big party down and out of the “danger zone”. This was undoubtably tough for WTP and we aim to avoid this in the future. Once each party's primary poll is concluded the official candidates will be announced for each party and I’m sure we will be one among other papers to bring this information to you all. Keep an eye out for those articles and stay tuned for updates we bring you next issue. And don’t forget to vote in your party’s primary!

~ Blondeninja

War Map
Alexander Auctoritas




That's more like it.




1. Latvia continues to fight off Belarus. They keep getting attacked consistently. The war goes back and forth, a perfect MPP battle of SIRIUS vs ASTERIA.

2. Serbia is about to attack Albania, again. I once asked an Albanian if they would ever consider peace with Serbia or an NAP. They replied, "Never. Never. Never. Never." Someday we all hope to see a red Serbia.

3. Greece is moving through Italy, easily. I wonder whom they will attack next? I'd put some money on Chile. And I'd also put money on Chile winning that war. We shall see.

4. Croatia has just opened a new war with Hungary. Honestly, I'd expect Croatia to win a couple of battles. We will monitor the situation and see if either alliance puts this as a major priority. Croatia could very well beat up on Hungary.

5. Finland has just opened a war with Estonia, but this is nothing new. I kinda thought that Asgard and the Baltic nations has brokered peace. O well.

6. And Portugal is just one battle away from wiping Venezuela. Which proves that you don't engage if you don't have what it takes to finish. Or rather the full support of your alliance. Bye Bye Venezuela. Good job, Portugal.

That's pretty much it. Situation normal in Europe and elsewhere. I'd like to see some good airstrikes to spice things up, but it is not up to me.



This is your ambassador from the eUSA signing off for now ....