Winds of Change Blowing through the Old Continent

London Defies Swedish Control of Great Britain

The Southwest of England is now a battleground. The United Kingdom attacks Swedish-controlled territories in Plymouth in an attempt to restore a smidge of the former glory of the Empire Where the Sun Never Sets.

Initial developments suggest that Downing Street has not managed to gather enough support for this attack. Early reports show that the first hours of combat are marked by a decisive Swedish victory. According to recent reports, the British soldiers are demoralized and considering a tactical retreat.

Swedish soldiers outnumber the British threefold, and Britain falls behind not only in numbers but in expertise.

We will be following this story as it develops.

Ayaz Secures Victory in Turkey

As reported before in The Bulgarian Gazette, Turkish politics were marked by a crisis of representation. Ayaz, the leader of the 1453 party, took upon himself to take the reigns of the country. As the only candidate in the country, he was elected, obtaining both power and responsibility.

Supply chains in the southwest of Turkey were unblocked, and the newly-elected Turkish President started industrial development projects in the Eastern parts of the country, signalling to the population and neighboring countries that, so far, his focus is on the economic development of the republic.

South Korea Expands Military Presence in Pakistan

The South Korean government is close to finishing an expansion of its desert military base in Multan. The increased development of the base allows for better logistics, making it less dependent on Seoul, while also allowing it to exert greater military pressure on surrounding territories.

This expansion, close to the Indian border, begs the question if the South Korean government has set its imperialistic sights on the Indian peninsula.

South Korea has no official allies or enemies, but its dwindling national reserves may be an indicator that the country might be hungering for a change.

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