The Moskva Gazette

Headlines in the news for September 20th

• President Yuri Dolgorukiy signs accords officially entering Pereslavl-Zalessky into The North Pacific regional membership.
• The President's new Foreign Minister, Alexei Medvedev, is actively searching for new regional nations to forge ties.
• Economy shrinks 1.3% over last year as economic classification falls to 'Powerhouse'.

Headlines in the news for September 21st

• The President has named His formal cabinet following recent elections last month prior to joining The North Pacific. He has selected Alexei Medvedev as Foreign Minister, Yuri Chernigov as Interior Minister, Dmitri Konstantin as Defense Minister, and Sergei Romanov as Commerce Minister. These ministers will serve as the President's premier advisors in the government.
• The military has begun formally organizing itself into proper divisions as the Defense Minister assumes His position and makes re-organization a top priority for His ministry.

Headlines in the news for September 22nd

• New embassies popping up in downtown Moskva, and in the suburbs; foreign nationals to be welcomed in Pereslavl.
• SpecForce units dispatched alongside regional forces to aid in The West Pacific conflict; early conflict reports suggest hard slog, but inevitable victory.

Headlines in the news for September 24th

- Several new embassies have opened up as the Foreign Ministry's goal of expanding our contacts abroad and around the region have taken flight.

- Delivery of new T55M tanks has been started in the Zhukov Army Barracks south of the nation's capital in the suburbs of Moskva. A total number of 17 are scheduled to be sent to the 1st Armored Brigade.

Headlines in the news for September 27th

- The Grand Republic has added it's name to the list of nations that have sighed the Great North Pacific Trade Agreement.

- Rumors of a new treaty organization are floating around the Presidential Palace, despite some earlier rumors that Pereslavl-Zalessky might seek entry into the North Pacific Treaty Organization.