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Nicolas Ellis Elected Prime Minister Nicolas Ellis addressing the media shortly after meeting with the King. Nicolas Ellis has been officially elected as the new Prime Minister of Gallambria, following a decisive vote by the Liberal caucus. The announcement, made today by Henley House, ushers in a new era of leadership for the nation as Ellis takes the reins from outgoing PM Nadia Burnett. Ellis, a prominent figure in Gallambrian politics, has served as a key architect of the Liberal Party's modern platform, championing economic innovation, environmental sustainability, and social equity. his rise to the highest office comes at a critical juncture, with the nation grappling with economic challenges, climate change, and a rapidly evolving global landscape. In his first address to the media, Ellis expressed gratitude to his predecessor and emphasized his commitment to uniting the nation. "This is not just the beginning of a new era for the Liberal Party - it's a moment for all Gallambrians," he said. "Together, we will work to create a stronger, more inclusive, and prosperous Gallambria, where no one is left behind." Ellis is expected to prioritise strengthening international alliances, bolstering the economy through sustainable initiatives, and advancing education and healthcare reforms. Political analysts have noted his ability to connect with diverse communities and his reputation as a skilled negotiator, qualities that are likely to shape his leadership style. The Liberal caucus praised Ellis's vision and ability to rally the party around a shared mission. "Nicolas Ellis embodies the values we hold dear: integrity, innovation, and compassion," said a senior Liberal MP. "He is exactly the leader Gallambria needs to navigate these complex times." Public reaction to Ellis's election has been overwhelmingly positive, with many Gallambrians expressing hope for a renewed sense of progress and unity under his leadership. His immediate tasks will be forming a Cabinet that reflects the country's diversity and addressing pressing national issues, including economic recovery, regional security, and the ongoing war with Great Anglia. Ellis is due to be sworn in at Santhope House tomorrow, marking the official beginning of his a tenure as Prime Minister.

Gallambria's first Female Prime Minister, Nadia Burnett, announces resignation. Nadia Burnett resigns as prime minister of Gallambria in shock announcement December 9, 2024 In a surprising turn of events, PM Nadia Burnett, the first female Prime Minister of Gallambria, has announced her resignation, citing burn-out as the primary reason for stepping down. Her departure marks the end of a groundbreaking tenure that began with widespread public support and high expectations. Standing before a crowd of reports at Henley House, the Prime Minister's official residence, Burnett delivered an emotional statement, acknowledging both her achievements and the intense demands of the role. "Serving as your Prime Minister has been the honour of my lifetime," she began. "However, the relentless pressures of this position have taken a toll on my health and well-being. It is with a heavy heart that I have decided to step aside so the nation can move forward with renewed energy and leadership." Burnett, who took office in 2018, quickly rose to prominence as a champion of progressive policies, including gender equality, social justice and economic reform. Her administration implemented several landmark reforms, including the introduction of, prudential supervision of Gallambria's financial institutions through the Gallambrian Prudential Regulatory Authority (GPRA), literacy and numeracy standards to identify and overcome disadvantage, providing more resources to our security and law enforcement agencies to combat terrorism, and establishing the National Recovery and Resilience Agency to support communities affected by natural disasters, along with many others that have earned her both praise and criticism across the political spectrum. However, her tenure has not been with controversy. In recent months, Burnett's government has grappled with growing public discontent with the ongoing war against Great Anglia, and the growing influx of refugees from formally held territories of Great Anglia, and the sudden rise in the cost of living. Internal dissent within her own party has also reportedly contributed to the exacerbation of her burn-out and contributed to her decision to step down. Political analysts suggest that Burnett's resignation could lead to period of uncertainty for Gallambria. The ruling party's caucus is set to vote tonight to select a new Prime Minister, a decision that will shape the nation's trajectory in the months ahead. Opposition Leader Marcus Lane responded to the announcement by acknowledging Burnett's contributions but emphasising the need for Change. "While we respect her service, it is clear that Gallambria requires a new direction and fresh leadership to address the pressing issues we face," Lane said. Burnett's resignation has sparked mixed reactions among citizens. Supporters have lauded her courage and accomplishments, while critics have pointed to her perceived shortcomings. Social media platforms have been flooded with messages ranging from gratitude for her leadership, to calls for political reform. As Burnett prepares to leave office, she expressed hope for the future, urging her fellow citizens to remain engaged and optimistic. "Our nation's strength lies in its people," she said in closing. "We have shown the Wurld, that together, we can overcome any challenge and build a brighter tomorrow." The transition of power is expected to commence immediately following tonight's caucus vote. Burnett's legacy as the first female Prime Minister of Gallambria will undoubtedly reamin a significant chapter in the nation's history.

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Sir Nosha, The King has asked me to respond in kind, to your last missive. First and foremost, the King thanks you for your service to Government and Parliament of Kōri-Chi, and to the United Kingdom of Gallambria, and he wishes you well in your future endeavours. It is also, with great pleasure to inform you that, The King is pleased to grant you the Honour of "Knight of the Most Supreme Order of the Ikura", as a token of his gratitude for your years of service in the Kōri-Chi Parliament. It is hoped, that the King will invest you with the insignia and regalia of the Order, during his next State Visit to Kōri-Chi. In relation to the matter at hand, The King has asked the Governor-General to summons the Prime Minister, to Bromwich, for an audience, to discuss the matters you have delineated in your letter. While the King, and the Gallambrian Government, wishes to respect your Government's right to "self governance", we are aware of the current state of your Government's lack of support. While it is our hope to not directly intervene in the current matter, we are willing to work with the Governor-General and the Prime Minister to ensure that the matter is dealt in a manner, that is acceptable to the People of Kōri-Chi. Yours Sincerely, SIR HARRY BERESFORD PRIVATE SECRETARY TO THE KING

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TO: Office of the Prime Minister of Kōri-Chi Dear Prime Minister, Thank you for your timely response. While we appreciate the intentions of the efforts of the Kōri-Chi Government, we must not lose sight of the fact, that attempting to curtail misinformation, dissent and other instruments of tyranny, with the suspension of certain liberties, only allows it grow deeper and stronger, allowing for greater acts of dissent and civil disobedience. I have had the opportunity to discuss this matter with the Director-General of the Intelligence Community, and the heads of the Gallambrian Signals Directorate, Gallambrian Secret Intelligence Service and the Gallambrian Security Intelligence Organisation, on what we can do to assist your government with helping to curtail the growing instances of misinformation. We all agreed, that at some point, we will need to provide Kōri-Chi with the capability to hamper efforts by Pro-Anglian parties to generate and disseminate misinformation. In due time, the DGIC will be in contact with your office, to help plan and prepare for the provisioning of such support. We hope, that your government, will do right by your people, and that Government of Kōri-Chi will understand that our previously stated position, is nothing more than that of the King's efforts to ensure that his people's liberties are diminished. Sincerely, Rt. Hon. Sir Elliot Phillips KCTM CG Foreign Secretary

TO: Office of the Prime Minister of Kōri-Chi Dear Prime Minister, While the Gallambrian Government appreciates the support that you have afforded the Coalition's efforts in the war against Great Anglia and her Allies, Members of HM Government, as well as certain members of the Royal Household, have noticed that your Governments efforts to curtail your citizens rights to free speech and their rights to protest against the government are gaining traction, and those concerned have expressed great concern to the path that your Government is taking into managing the "rise in civil disobedience". The Private Secretary to His Majesty, Sir Harry Beresford, has asked me to communicate to you through this office, that the King will be instructing the Governor-General to not grant Royal Assent, should any such legislation be passed through your House's of Parliament - and should any efforts be made by your Government to undermine the King's Determination of the Matter, you should be reminded that the Governor-General has the authority to issue Writ's dissolving both your Government and your Parliament. While this is a measure the King doesn't wish to take, it needs no reminding that while Kōri-Chi exercises it's right to self-governance, it also has the responsibility to govern its people responsibly, in a manner that is inline with international and regional standards. I remain, Sir, your most humble and obedient servant. Rt. Hon. Sir Elliot Phillips KCTM CG Foreign Secretary

Section 1: Details of requesting nation Name of your Country*: Full Form: The United Kingdom of Gallambria Short Form: Gallambria Name of External Affairs Minister or Equivalent: Rt. Hon. Sir Elliot Phillips KCTM CG Name of your Ambassador-to-be to Hangoku: Dr. Sally-Anne Eccles CTM PSM Purpose of relations with Hangoku (Optional): To provide an avenue for diplomatic discourse and relations between our two countries. Cultural considerations (Optional): Nil - Further information can be obtained from the FDO's Protocol Section * Whichever name you put here is the name The Democratic People's Republic of Hangoku will use for your country in any official documentation. Section 2: Your Embassies and Consulates (Optional) Location: (Please select 1-3) Large Property: Seimachi – Your embassy will be a large, traditional building, around 20 minutes away from the External Affairs Ministry Building Consulate Request: (Please select 1-3) Akahama City and Sakurazaki City Reason for Consulate Request: To provide Consular Services to visiting Gallambrians, and the Citizens of Hangoku. Section 3: Our Embassies and Consulates (Optional) Address of Hangoku's Embassy: Proposed embassy to be housed at 120 Queen Street, Paddington SW1 Description of Hangoku's Embassy: 1800's-era Semi Detached House Recomendation for Consulates of Hangoku: Ayr, Ayrshire Tamworth, Loddon Pembroke, Cambria Section 4: Diplomatic Relations Response (To be filled out by the Democratic People's Republic of Hangoku upon receival of a request) Diplomatic Relations Request: Y/N Embassy Request Accepted: Y/N Address of Embassy: Consulate Request Accepted: Y/N Address(es) of Consulate(s): Name of Hangoku's ambassador to nation: Name of Hangoku's consulate general(s) to nation: End of Diplomatic Relations Request Form

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AEROSPACE & SPACE DIVISION .tg {border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0;} .tg td{border-color:black;border-style:solid;border-width:1px;font-family:Arial, sans-serif;font-size:14px; overflow:hidden;padding:10px 5px;word-break:normal;} .tg th{border-color:black;border-style:solid;border-width:1px;font-family:Arial, sans-serif;font-size:14px; font-weight:normal;overflow:hidden;padding:10px 5px;word-break:normal;} .tg .tg-9wq8{border-color:inherit;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle} .tg .tg-c3ow{border-color:inherit;text-align:center;vertical-align:top} .tg .tg-uzvj{border-color:inherit;font-weight:bold;text-align:center;vertical-align:middle} Image Manufacturer Model Variant(s) Role FMS Approval Required? Avg. Unit Price (GL £) Notes Link Aerano Defence C-11 Minerva KC-11A Minerva Multi-Role Tanker Transport Yes, Partial £158.3m C-12 Rubicon C-12A Rubicon Tactical Airlift Yes, Partial £55.4m Aerano Helicopters H-# Wangan MH-#A Wangan Search & Rescue, ASW/ASuW Yes, Partial £25.2m MH-#B Wangan Search & Rescue Yes, Partial £24.9m UH-#C Wangan Medium Utility Yes, Partial £24.5m H-# Blackcap HT-#A Blackcap Trainer No £6.2m H-# Voyager VH-#A Voyager VVIP Transport Yes, Partial £11.1m Azure Aerospace T-2 Osprey T-2D Osprey Advanced Trainer Yes, Partial £12.9m Carbon Aircraft CA-12+ Wokka T-5C Wokka Ab Initio Trainer No £0.48m GAe Systems MASI&I F-6 Hurricane TF-6C Hurricane Operational Conversion Yes approx. £73.5m F-6F Hurricane Fighter, Interceptor Yes F-6G Hurricane Multi-Role Fighter Yes T-6 Goshawk II T-6B Goshawk II Lead In Fighter Trainer Yes £12.9m Gardner Defence H-# Koori CH-#E Koori Medium Utility Yes £25.3m MH-#D Koori Special Operations Utility Yes £34.6m AF-4 Panther AF-4E Super Panther Multi-Role Fighter Yes £52.9m AF-4F Super Panther £53.6m EF-4G Jaguar Electronic Warfare & Attack Yes £56.3m C-10 Atlas C-10A Atlas Strategic Airlift Yes £269.2m C-2 Pegasus C-2E Super Pegasus Tactical Airlift Yes £59.7m C-2E-10 Super Pegasus £62.2m E-1 Kestral E-1A Kestral Airborne Early Warning & Control Yes £310.3m F-8 Thunder F-8A Thunder Conventional Multi-Role Fighter Yes £87.3m F-8B Thunder STOVL Mutli-Role Fighter Yes £107.5m F-8C Thunder CATOBAR Multi-Role Fighter Yes £92.9m P-3 Neptune P-3A Neptune Multi-Mission Maritime Patrol Yes £138.5m Theil E-2 Warden E-2A Warden Airborne Battlefield & Ground Surveillance Yes £126.9m