Our Nation - North Sinhai Moves Towards Independence

[Papist Solaren]

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National Democratic Party of Sinhai meets in Sai Yok to discuss the advance of democracy in North Sinhai in the wake of increased aggression by the South. Despite the Southern desire to restore unity to a nation that has proven it's resistance to such an ideal, the NDPS acknowledges the fact that the long term prosperity of the people of the North can only be achieved through independent self-governance and self-determinism. To this end, the esteemed leader Sayan Jaa has gathered the most dignified representatives throughout the provinces to meet in Sai Yok with the goal of establishing an interim constitution that will see the creation of the foundations for a new, and long term government in the North.

NDPS officials have relieved fears that a single party state, such as that exists in the South, will not be replicated in the North, and that the future of the free North will be lead by a multitude of peoples and ideas. The official party line is one of hope for a diverse future for the Sinese people. North Sinhai is expected to appeal to Nokanawa for aid in combating the Southern Sinese Communist-collaborator state.

To stave off the recent Sinese offensive against Pak Nam Pran, the NDPS has initiated a region-wide recruitment campaign aimed at encouraging members of the soon-to-be nation to fight on for their freedom and to realize the dangers of associating with Communism, as the South has done in it's campaign to restore the Reds to power in the North. Additionally, the National Sinese Army has announced it's intentions to strengthen offensives in successful zones until the Southern offensive loses momentum.

 

[Polesia]

পররাষ্ট্র মন্ত্রক
Ministry of External Affairs

The separatist National Democratic Party threatens to undermine the peace process in the Sinhai Union and cause more unnecessary conflict. The People's Republic of Vangala calls for an immediate end to the actions of the National Democratic Party and for full reintegration of the northern regions under popular, democratic leadership.

 

[Papist Solaren]

Office of the Interim Minister of Foreign and Domestic Affairs

It is our ideological struggle for self-determination that we fight for, for we are as a minority in the scheme of Sinhai. We seek to be independent economically and politically, finding the collaborative associationism prevalent in Southern democracy and the repressive industrial regulations offensive to the pride and progress of our people. Afterall, the National Democratic Party of Sinhai has done no more than those terrorist groups the Vangalan Communist Party has funded, no more than those it would call comrade in the proletariat state of North Ratomkira.

Before the Vangalan state sets a double standard for its foreign policy, we ask that the Minister of Foreign Affairs please review the doctrine towards North Ratomkira, and the effects it has on Ratomkiran national solidarity.