Daedong Independent Press

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Daedong Independent Press​

Lee Byung-Chan wins presidency in tight election

Lee Byung-Chan is claiming victory today after winning a tight election against incumbent candidate Chung Il-Bak. The election was extremely close, Lee only winning by several thousand votes. Chung ran on a platform of Anti-Socialist and Pro-Oikawan ideologies, while Lee supported tighter restrictions on the Oikawan Empire and higher taxes for public education, as well as creating a relationship with the Revolutionary Defense Treaty. Lee will be sworn in as president later this week.​

Lee can bee seen here at his election Headquarters:

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Utrikesdepartementet
Suionia's Foreign Department

Suionia congratulates Lee Byung-Chan on his election. He faces a rough and challenging future with the current atmosphere of politics in that region. We wish him the best of luck in his work and hope for fair and fruitful relations between our nations during his term.

Regards,

Henne excellens Åsa Lundqvist
Her Excellency Åsa Lundqvist

ÅSA LUNDQVIST​

Statsminister för utrikes ärendena
Foreign Affairs Minister​

 

[Keida]

Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Republic of Jizhou

The Republic of Jizhou sends her congratulations to both the new president and the people of Daedong. The Republic looks forward to increased bilateral cooperation and a bright future for the entire Cathay region. The scourge of communism will soon be gone from our collective shores and a new era of united eastern prosperity will begin.

-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dan Yimou

 

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Daedong Independent Press​

Parliament to vote on Alliance decision

Members of parliament will vote on the decision on which alliance to join today. President Lee Byung-Chan has proposed to the parliament that Daedong must end its neutrality in order to keep the country from collapsing under military oppression.
So far, the Parliament is considering applying for the EDF and the RDT, but if neither passes through parliament others are expected to be considered. Also on the table is the possibility of forming an Anti-Oikawan Empire, Asian alliance. This Alliance would be oriented to aid nations in exile under Oikawan Influence, as well as those who have been forced to relocate their nation to the islands of the Eastern Ocean. This Asian Alliance would also need key players in the Eastern Theater, in order to make it a viable force.​