KPBG 2 News - Vienna

Posted by PColumbus73 on 13 May 2015 in English.

THE FUTURE OF VIENNA

As the infant nation struggles with it’s vision for the future, important questions are being raised about where Vienna is headed. Among the concerns that Viennites have is a startling revelation that could have disastrous consequences for the young country.

Vienna is currently being lead co-equally by the governors of the four districts who are:

Suzanne Nakata of Osceola, Greg Dewitt of Behrbergen, Oliver Rowland of South Vienna, and Charles Volkman of North Vienna.

After extensive research, KPBG 2 has discovered that North Vienna’s governor, Charles Volkman, is the grandson of Sasuke Volkman. Sasuke Volkman has been labeled as the worst dictator in history, being directly responsible for the death of millions of Belphenians during the darkness of his rule. It is believed that Sasuke Volkman evacuated much of his family from Belphenia after 2005.

Charles Volkman has refused to comment on his lineage.

The younger Volkman, along with being the governor of North Vienna, is the head of the Socialist Party. Since Vienna’s independence, Volkman has worked to consolidate Vienna’s government, expanding healthcare, and promote the district as a tourist and business destination. Within the interim government, Charles Volkman has also legalized recreational and medical marijuana, same-sex marriage, and is negotiating with the other 3 governors about legalizing gambling. All of this is in stark contrast with Belphenia’s strict Theocratic Government and Drevet’s Belphenian influenced government.

A spokesperson for the interim government told KPBG 2 that Vienna will press forward with or without Drevet and Belphenia and the two countries must accept our legitimacy regardless of who is in charge.

In other news, the interim government is expected to make an announcement regarding the official capital and embassy information soon.

Discussion

Comment from iBallasticwolf2 on 13 May 2015 at 22:25

I am curious to hear about what will come next in this situation

Comment from BelpheniaProject on 14 May 2015 at 00:10

I wonder what’s next, but this seems like Vienna has an uncertain future…

Comment from Sarepava on 15 May 2015 at 22:15

Has the Assembly of Nations and other nations formally recognised Vienna as a state?

Comment from clik on 16 May 2015 at 09:14

We should set a survey to know. Egani doesn’t recognise Vienna as a state :-/

Comment from iBallasticwolf2 on 16 May 2015 at 10:45

Neither does it my country, oh well.

Comment from PColumbus73 on 16 May 2015 at 18:47

Vienna has not been in contact with the Assembly of Nations

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