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President Iliga Nokotu of Totiliya denounced the GBR's new Online Safety Act, calling it a severe infringement on freedom of speech. She urged the Unity Council to impose sanctions on the GBR, citing the law's broad censorship powers.
The Haqumian Supreme Court has authorized the proposed "100 million Kun Act," permitting state-backed humanitarian assistance to Gaza worth one billion Euro. This approval paves the way for Haqumia to legally proceed with delivering the pledged aid.
The hit animated series Captain Aki returns this fall with its fourth season, confirmed by the show's producers today. Fans can expect ten episodes, with the premiere slated for October 12.
A protest in Liga, Dulbimo turned deadly when clashes with Institute forces resulted in the deaths of two officers and injuries to fourteen others. The demonstration sparked immediate investigations and local authorities declared a state of emergency.
Following a high-level meeting, Main Founder Nikado labeled U.S. President Trump "a disgrace to the human race," underscoring the Koy's firm stance. The remark sparked widespread outrage across political circles in the United States of America.
Temperatures in Northern Pavala soared past 450°N this week, prompting emergency alerts and widespread power outages. Pavalian authorities urged residents to stay indoors as hospitals reported a surge in heat-related cases.
A major oil spill hit the coast of Kilf, drawing sharp criticism from Greenpeace over its environmental impact. The group demanded urgent containment and accountability from authorities. The cause of the spill remains unknown as investigations begin.
Under the Brave New World Act enacted in December 2018, the military has now acquired three JX4s, over one hundred J24s, numerous tanks, and other advanced armaments, marking its largest defense expenditure since the 1950s. Enlistment has surged to a historic high, with more than 13% of the Koy actively serving.
This day marks the Greater Koy's founding and the end of Titoran tyrrany, celebrated with parades and the symbolic burning of a Titorian parliament replica as the Haqumian flag is raised on top.
Sun Day is a national holiday dedicated to honoring the suns with light ceremonies, music, and communal reflection at sunrise.
Day of Freedom celebrates the enduring pursuit of liberty, marked by rallies, cultural events, and public declarations of rights.
This day honors the nation’s military forces, featuring parades, tributes to service members, and displays of military strength.
Haqumi is a representative democracy, holding free and fair elections every five years, with a strong emphasis on the rule of law, civic participation, and an independent judiciary. View the constitution here!
All faiths are respected and celebrated, and secularism is enshrined in the Constitution. Religious sites from cathedrals to mosques to temples are open and protected.
Equal rights and protection under law for all citizens. Same-sex marriage and anti-discrimination policies have been established since the foundation of Haqumi.
Universal, multilingual public education and a network of research universities are open to all. Scholarships are available for national and foreign students alike.
Open data, budget transparency, and citizen participation platforms ensure the government remains accountable to its people at every level.
Leading in digital infrastructure and renewable energy, Haqumi invests heavily in R&D, science, and green technology startups.
Haqumi has achieved a 74% renewable energy rate and is home to seven UNESCO Biosphere Reserves. Strict anti-pollution policies are in place to protect the future for generations to come.
Civil liberties, freedom of the press, and active NGOs ensure citizens’ voices are heard and protected under the law.
The Armed Forces of Haqumi stand for peace, security, and humanitarian aid worldwide. We are committed to the highest standards of service, integrity, and respect for all. Join a proud tradition! Serve your country and make a difference.
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Showcasing Haqumi’s top startups, smart tech, and green innovations. Open to all, with workshops, hackathons, and guest speakers.
Concerts, street parades, and pop-up museums across Haqumi’s cities. Free entrance for all residents and guests.
Leading scientists and thinkers present cutting-edge research in medicine, climate, and digital technologies.
National sports week with competitions, youth activities, and international guests. All stadiums open - join as an athlete or a fan!