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In the dim glow of his private office, Jacen Goode, a young and astute lawyer at the high-powered firm Goode-Ehfrau-Anwalt (GEA), leaned back in his leather chair, contemplating the potential outcomes of his client's pending divorce. 
A ping from his laptop brought his eyes from the ceiling to the pop-up window. The subject line, stark and intrusive, cut through the usual casual treatment of emails:  "A Proposition You Can't Ignore."
Opening the email, the message was succinct yet laced with a threat that struck at the core of Jacen's meticulously constructed web of relationships - professional and private. In his time at GEA he was courting some of the wealthiest businesspeople and highest class of nobility in Basria and the Astorian Realms. He is now renown for his discretion and penchant for keeping his client's name out of the papers. The email begins, 
Mr. Goode,
In the realm of privilege you navigate, there exist shadows. Secrets, Mr. Goode, that could tarnish the pristine reputation you've so carefully built for your Lords and Ladies.
Consider this a proposition—one you can't afford to ignore.
The email continued with a narrative that raised Jacen's hackles - a hint at evidence, subtle yet foreboding, regarding some of his clients. The veiled threat left Jacen uneasy, a sensation he rarely entertained in his world.
As he absorbed the implications, the message transitioned from the hints to a more tangible demand. The proposition pivoted around a legal challenge, a battle that would thrust Jacen into the heart of a conflict between the state and the very importance of privacy - an assertion of freedom against the prying eyes of the government.
The writer claimed Jacen's assistance in a case involving a prominent biotech company. The allegation was startling - government interference in encrypted communications, industrial espionage, and the alleged theft of trade secrets pertaining to a revolutionary diabetes medication. The twist lay in the revelation that the government entity responsible for acquiring the decrypted information was none other than CTGM. A government corporation that Jacen knew was well connected to Basric business and politics, but was part of a subtly separate private alignment of nobles and their own lawyers like himself. Not an easy target. 
The room now echoed with the weight of a choice that transcended the boundaries of legality. Jacen found himself standing at a crossroads—a choice between loyalty to his clientele, whose deeds would cause greater scandal and damage than this case, and the inevitable damage caused by pitting the elite echelons against each other.
The email, now a specter haunting his conscience, left him wrestling. It was signed: "I'll make sure the firm reaches out to you soon. Be ready with your answer, SilverShadow"

In the dim glow of his private office, Jacen Goode, a young and astute lawyer at the high-powered firm Goode-Ehfrau-Anwalt (GEA), leaned back in his leather chair, contemplating the potential outcomes of his client's pending divorce. 
A ping from his laptop brought his eyes from the ceiling to the pop-up window. The subject line, stark and intrusive, cut through the usual casual treatment of emails:  "A Proposition You Can't Ignore."
Opening the email, the message was succinct yet laced with a threat that struck at the core of Jacen's meticulously constructed web of relationships - professional and private. In his time at GEA he was courting some of the wealthiest businesspeople and highest class of nobility in Basria and the Astorian Realms. He is now renown for his discretion and penchant for keeping his client's name out of the papers. The email begins, 
Mr. Goode,
In the realm of privilege you navigate, there exist shadows. Secrets, Mr. Goode, that could tarnish the pristine reputation you've so carefully built for your Lords and Ladies.
Consider this a proposition—one you can't afford to ignore.
The email continued with a narrative that raised Jacen's hackles - a hint at evidence, subtle yet foreboding, regarding some of his clients. The veiled threat left Jacen uneasy, a sensation he rarely entertained in his world.
As he absorbed the implications, the message transitioned from the hints to a more tangible demand. The proposition pivoted around a legal challenge, a battle that would thrust Jacen into the heart of a conflict between the state and the very importance of privacy - an assertion of freedom against the prying eyes of the government.
The writer claimed Jacen's assistance in a case involving a prominent biotech company. The allegation was startling - government interference in encrypted communications, industrial espionage, and the alleged theft of trade secrets pertaining to a revolutionary diabetes medication. The twist lay in the revelation that the government entity responsible for acquiring the decrypted information was none other than CTGM. A government corporation that Jacen knew was well connected to Basric business and politics, but was part of a subtly separate private alignment of nobles and their own lawyers like himself. Not an easy target. 
The room now echoed with the weight of a choice that transcended the boundaries of legality. Jacen found himself standing at a crossroads—a choice between loyalty to his clientele, whose deeds would cause greater scandal and damage than this case, and the inevitable damage caused by pitting the elite echelons against each other.
The email, now a specter haunting his conscience, left him wrestling. It was signed: "I'll make sure the firm reaches out to you soon. Be ready with your answer, SilverShadow"

Fujai
Folkskommunarna Fujai (fu:'jaɪ, foo-yEYE) is a small coastal nation of just over 7 million residents, located in the north of the Polari continent. While winter sports and rugby are the most popular in the country, Fujai has a long footballing tradition, beginning near the end of the 14th century, when the game was brought north by the Cambrians.
The Landslag
The Landslag is made up of the finest players in Fujai, though few would be considered of truly international quality. It is sponsored by Fujais Fotbollforbund (FjFF), a member of Fujais Idrottsforbund (FIF - Sports Federation of Fujai). Most Landslag players come from Fujai's top league, Fyrstserien, though a few come from the second division, Annarserien, and one comes from a university team. While Fujansk clubs are more equal in skill than the average league, the four most dominant teams, the Feme Store, are Solbakken IL and Bruland IF from the capital of Keiserholde, Allmein IL from Rønnøn, GIF Tåkstad from Tåkstad, and Trondsnes FF from Strafsund.
Recently, the Landslag has, against the odds, managed to stay near the upper tier of international footballing in recent years, including fourth place at the Saint-Josalyn Esferiad, fifth place at the 1st WCF, and fifth at the Quoriv-Kharventhin Esferiad. Will they be able to break their streak and finally make a podium appearance? Only time will tell.
Fujais Idrottsforbund
Fujais Idrottsforbund (FIF) is the federation of labor unions representing all sports players and workers in sports-associated industries. It is separate from the Fujansk government, but receives accreditation and financial and infrastructural support from it. Its structure includes clubs at the local level (e.g. a local sports club), which are constituents of fylke organizations, which are a part of the larger federation representing specific sports (e.g. Fujais Fotbollforbund for football), which are then members of FIF.
Fujais Fotbollforbund
Fujais Fotbollforbund (FjFF) is the labor union that governs football in Fujai and represents all players, related workers, and clubs in the country. It governs Fujai's league system, consisting of Fyrstserien, Annarserien, Tredjeserien, and the landsdel leagues. Fylke leagues and lower are organized by the the fylke organizations.
 
                 
 
Important Notes (!)
Editor's note on gender: Fujansk culture does not have individual gender categories. The five common genders were historically recognized, though categories and classifications of gender expression have broken down in the last few centuries, resulting in today's non-categorical perception of gender. Since the Fujansk language does not have gendered pronouns, most Fujar choose choose to use gender-neutral pronouns when interacting in the common tongue, such as they/them. All players on the Landslag use they/them pronouns in the common language.
Translator's note: Landslaget translates to "The National Team," while Landslag translates to "National Team." In the common tongue, one would say "the Landslag did well" or "Landslaget did well," not "the Landslaget did well" (the translated equivalent of "the The Landslag did well"). This is because the Fujansk language uses suffixes to create definite nouns instead of articles. See Den Fujanske Ordboken (The Fujansk Dictionary) for more information.
Quick Info
Trigram: FJA Adjective: Fujansk Demonym: Fujar Plural: Fujar Language: Fujansk Population: 7,294,825 (~RL Paraguay/Washington state) Area: 521,912 km2 (Saisland: 132,718 km2, Hasmark: 389,194 km2) (~RL Nicaragua+Zimbabwe/Alabama+Montana) GDP (PPP) per capita: 1,760,000 kronar, 71,535 international monetary units Capital: Keiserholde, Keiserholde fylke Resources
Factbook (moderate WIP) Flag of Fujai: 1000px - 300px - 50px - flagicon (23px) Fujais Idrottsblad | Fujai Sports Newswires One-page travel guide to Fujai (only very slightly outdated) Den Fujanske Ordboken - Fujansk-Common dictionary, pronunciation guide, name generator, and more! Population map of the fylkar of Fujai Population map of the 20 largest kommunes of Fujai  
Team Info
Basic Info:
Preferred formation: 4-3-1-2 or 4-3-3 Style mod: +1.2 Home stadium: Nykanalstadion, Keiserholde - cap. 48,300 (34,680 standing; 13,620 seated) Known commonly as Nykanalen, the stadium is located in Nykanalparken, a park built on the former fortifications that surround Keiserholde's city center. Nykanalen is the largest stadium in the nation, and serves as the home stadium for the Landslag. Like most stadiums in Fujai, it includes large standing areas to increase capacity, lower costs, and help people stay warm by standing instead of sitting in the country's famously cold weather. Managers: Systa Hendsal, Iren Sattar Coaches: Eirdis Overby, Lasse Lillegård Players to Watch:
Arin Salberg - Captain and star striker of Solbakken IL, one of the winningest teams in recent Fujansk history—has led the team in scores at every competition. Solfrid Hellem - Shadow striker, them and Salberg have made a daring duo the past two years of being together on the national team Erna Höss - A star from Annarserien's Hal Stor IK, until this year they were only starter from the second division, but two high profile relegations meant they were joined by many others. Anton Felland - A master of footwork, they can take the ball even from the most experienced players if given the chance Roster
Starting 11
Name Pos. Club City Age League Arin Salberg Striker (ST) Solbakken IL Keiserholde 24 Fyrstserien Solfrid Hellem Shadow Striker (SS) Hafstrand 07 FF Hafstrand 28 Annarserien Xavier Michaud Attacking Midfielder (AM) AS Savigny-Bilten Bertranslaug 31 Fyrstserien Maa'ingan Hoven Central Midfielder (CM) Lindskrona IF Lindskrona 27 Fyrstserien Erna Höss Left Midfielder (LM) Hal Stor IK Halfjord 25 Annarserien Jørgen Solstein Right Midfielder (RM) Karlsøra IF Karlsøra 32 Fyrstserien Chibuzo Jorg Left Back (LB) Jarnfoss IL Jarnfoss 28 Annarserien Rakel Veberg Right Back (RB) Austvik IL Austvik 30 Annarserien Agnes Hammeren Center Back (CB) Bruland IF Keiserholde 29 Fyrstserien Anton Felland Center Back (CB) Trondsnes FF Strafsund 24 Fyrstserien Nahel Parekh Goalkeeper (GK) Almoren IL Almoren 34 Fyrstserien Reserves
Name Pos. Club City Age League Min Qian Striker (ST) Trondsnes FF Strafsund 31 Fyrstserien Tosin Dawar Striker (ST) Uni. i Strafsund Strafsund 21 Storuniserien Marte Setter Attacking Midfielder (AM) Ossen BK Kordalant 35 Fyrstserien Peder Kamie Attacking Midfielder (AM) AS Savigny-Bilten Bertranslaug 26 Fyrstserien Stefan Juel Central Midfielder (CM) Almoren IL Almoren 30 Fyrstserien Pernille Slette Central Midfielder (CM) Solbakken IL Keiserholde 28 Fyrstserien Torunn Landet (AC) Left Midfielder (LM) Havnarbetars IL Braskvik 26 Fyrstserien Agnar Boken Right Midfielder (RM) Rønnhavn IL Rønnhavn 27 Fyrstserien Mtuzi Kesane Left Back (LB) FF Skan Fosborg 27 Annarserien Arni Limensgård Left Back (LB) Bruland IF Keiserholde 25 Fyrstserien Hildur Buras Center Back (CB) Bruland IF Keiserholde 24 Fyrstserien Torild Vaness Center Back (CB) Hafstrand 07 FF Hafstrand 30 Annarserien Finn Åbel Goalkeeper (GK) Karlsøra IF Karlsøra 29 Fyrstserien Formation Graphic
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Tensions Escalate Over Bilyad
By Aldo Spears, International Affairs Correspondent
November 17, 1423
In a dramatic escalation of regional tensions, two Cambrian fighter jets were dispatched to patrol the skies over the nation of Bilyad, enforcing a controversial no-fly zone. The move has ignited concerns about the potential for further instability in the already volatile region.
The fighter jets, piloted by veteran naval aviatiors, undertook the mission in response to what Cambrian officials claim were repeated violations of the designated airspace by unidentified aircraft. Bilyadi authorities have vehemently denied any wrongdoing, insisting that their airspace remains sovereign and accusing Cambria of unwarranted aggression.
The no-fly zone, established by an international coalition last month, is intended to ensure the safety and security of the region amid growing geopolitical tensions. However, the enforcement of such zones often raises questions about the delicate balance between preserving national sovereignty and preventing potential conflicts.
Captain Reinvald, speaking exclusively to our correspondent from the new multinational base in Ryxtylopia, expressed the gravity of the situation. "Our mission is to uphold the principles of international law and ensure the safety of the region," he stated, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stability in the face of escalating tensions.
Captain Reinvald continued, adding, "We are committed to following established protocols and avoiding any unnecessary provocations. Our goal is to ensure that the no-fly zone is respected and that regional peace is maintained."
The international community has been quick to respond to the Cambrian military intervention. Diplomatic channels are buzzing with activity as world leaders and envoys from various nations work tirelessly to defuse the situation. The Astorian Union has called for an emergency session to address the escalating tensions and prevent the situation from spiraling out of control.
Critics argue that the enforcement of a no-fly zone by military means could exacerbate tensions rather than resolve them. The delicate diplomatic dance that follows will undoubtedly shape the future of the region and influence the international community's approach to similar conflicts in the future.
As the world watches with bated breath, the skies over Bilyad remain tense, echoing the uncertainty that grips the region. The actions taken by Cambrian fighter jets represent a pivotal moment, with the potential to either defuse the situation or plunge the region into further turmoil.

Nieubasria
Nieubasria is a nation of nearly 28 million residents, located in the northwest heart of Polaris. Though not the most popular professional sport in Nieubasria, football (called soccer in Nieubasria) is enjoying a steadily increasing popularity due to recent high profile victories and celebrity interest. 
Basric Soccer Association
The Basric Soccer Association is a national sport organization whose mission is the organization and promotion of soccer in Nieubasria. To develop talented Nieubasric soccer players to achieve Esferiad and World Championship medal performances, BSA convenes amateur and semi-professional soccer leagues from which it chooses members of the National Team. BSA became a Convenorate in 1387 when the two remaining members under the previous federative structure merged under then Convenor Baron-Esquire Conrad Ellise.
A Convenorate is unitary organization structure under a single Convenor, usually the Patron, that serves as the figurehead. Convenorates will most often have a form of Board or Trusteeship which publishes bylaws and manages the hiring for the official posts of the organization, such as Manager of the National Teams.

Quick Info
Trigram: NIU Adjective: Basric Demonym: Basrian Plural: Basrians Language: Astorian, Common Population: 27,972,687 Area: 609,327 km2  GDP (PPP) per capita: 195,566฿ , $45,800 international monetary units Capital: Clarenton Resources
Nieubasria National Sports Organizations  
Team Info
Basic Info:
Preferred formation: 4-1-2-3 or 4-3-3 Style mod: +3.6 Home stadium:  Nephele National Pitch, Saint Aiaden (cap. 52,800 (36,960 seated, 15,840 standing)) Known commonly as Nephele Pitch, the stadium is located in a recreational hub built atop reclaimed land on the bay, also home to the Basric Ballet Company's headquarters and the Saint Aiaden Symphony Orchestra. Nephele Pitch is the largest stadium in the nation, and serves as the home stadium for the National Team and the Saint Aiaden FC. The pitch features a retractable roof installed in 1409 following the 1408 cancellation of the Basric Cup finals due to unseasonably strong snows. Managers: Quinten de Klerk, Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel (ex-officio)
As patron to the National Team, Convenor Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel is considered an ex-officio manager. Máirín deliberates with the Basric Soccer Association Board of Trustees to hire the full-time manager. The current Manager Quinten de Klerk was hired in 1412 after the retirement of the long serving Vita Anker. Coaches: Eadan Zandbergen (Head), Lisanne Jewele, Bas Rodden Roster
Name / Position / Number / Age / (Starting/Reserve)
Dalton Fairburne / Keeper / 1 / 31 / (Starting)
Maksymilian Grover / Keeper / 12 / 33 / (Reserve)
Gustaaf Kampmans  / Defender / 2 / 32 / (Starting)
Holden Sudworthe / Defender / 3 / 28 / (Starting)
Seth Cory / Defender / 4 / 30 / (Starting)
Bran Mccracken / Defender / 5 / 27 / (Starting)
Camdyn Akermane / Defender / 14 / 35 / (Reserve)
Tatum Boatwrighte / Defender / 15 / 26 / (Reserve)
Greysen Beverlye / Defender / 16 / 30 / (Reserve)
Adriaan Yzaaks / Defender / 17 / 31 / (Reserve)
Lowie Schovers / Midfielder / 6 / 33 / (Starting)
Huxley Townsende / Midfielder / 7 / 30 / (Starting)
Landan Aylmere / Midfielder / 8 / 28 / (Starting)
Ard Taai / Midfielder / 18 / 27 / (Reserve)
Maxim Ioan / Midfielder / 19 / 27 / (Reserve)
Gerrit Slager / Midfielder / 20 / 30 / (Reserve)
Camdyn Cartwrighte / Forward/ 9 / 34 / (Starting)
Knox Hunte / Forward / 10 / 29 / (Starting)
Zedh Coreia / Forward / 14 / 23 (Starting)
Morgan Robert / Forward / 27 / 30 / (Reserve)
Rikkert Kortier / Forward / 21 / 27 / (Reserve)
Machiel Zieleman / Forward / 22 / 28 / (Reserve)
Truman Hamptone / Forward / 23 / 30 / (Reserve)
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Government of Nieubasria Launches Second Phase of AI Decryption Challenge
News Release | Clarenton | November 17, 1423 | Innovation, Science and Economic Development Basria, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Industry
In a continued effort to foster innovation and address evolving challenges, the Government of Nieubasria is thrilled to announce the launch of the second phase of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decryption Challenge. Building on the success of the initial phase, this challenge is a collaborative initiative led by Innovative Solutions Basria in partnership with the Prince's Special Police (PSP).
Background:
Two years ago (see here), the government extended an invitation to small businesses to contribute to the development of an AI decryption service to aid law enforcement agencies, specifically the PSP, in overcoming encryption barriers in criminal investigations. Today, we are excited to share progress and extend this groundbreaking initiative.
The AI Decryption Challenge: Phase Two:
As criminal tactics evolve, so must our technological capabilities. The PSP, in collaboration with Innovative Solutions Basria, seeks the expertise of small businesses to enhance the AI decryption system. This phase aims to refine and elevate the existing technology to stay one step ahead of criminal activities involving advanced encryption techniques.
Elevating Law Enforcement: Successes from Phase One
The government commends the ingenuity displayed during the inaugural stage of the AI Decryption Challenge. Small businesses, driven by a commitment to innovation, delivered solutions that surpassed expectations. Collaborating with Innovative Solutions Basria, these businesses have already made significant contributions to advancing the capabilities of law enforcement.
In a recent application of one of the AI decryption systems developed in phase one, law enforcement successfully decrypted a series of encrypted communications used by an organized crime syndicate. This breakthrough led to the identification of some key players within the criminal network, demonstrating the value of fledgling decryption tools in the realm of public safety and strengthening  the government's resolve to realize these projects. 
Another notable triumph from a second tool involves the decryption of an encrypted communication made by a notorious cybercriminal, known by the alias "Silvershadow." The AI decryption system enabled authorities to uncover Silvershadow's plan for a large-scale data breach, leading to a swift mitigation and the prevention of a potential cybersecurity crisis.
Key Information:
New and returning businesses are invited to apply to the challenge until December 30, 1423.
Winning businesses may receive up to 25,000,000฿ for research and development, with the potential for an additional 500฿ million in phase 3 for operationalization and government exclusivity. 
The government, through its Innovation and Skills Plan, aims to position Nieubasria as a global innovation leader, fostering economic growth and job creation.

Innovation Basria remains a central hub, connecting businesses with the resources they need to thrive. As part of the government's commitment to innovation, this platform simplifies the process, helping businesses find the right programs and services.
For additional information, please reach out to Dana Thraeb, Senior Press Secretary for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Basria, at dana.thraeb@government.nb.
 
Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) Unveils Major Expansion: Introduces Tilorqua, an Affordable Generic Medication for Diabetes Treatment
News Release | Clarenton | November 16, 1423 | Health and Pharmaceuticals Division, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Health
In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, the Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) proudly announces the expansion of its offerings to include an affordable generic version of medication for the treatment of diabetes.
Expanding Access to Diabetes Medication:
CTGM, in alignment with its core mission of making essential medications accessible to everyone, introduces a modern generic alternative for diabetes treatment. This expansion addresses a critical need in healthcare, ensuring that individuals managing diabetes have access to high-quality, affordable medication that uses the cutting edge of medical research. This represents the earliest genericization and approval of a diabetes treatment in CTGM history, following only two years from the branded durg release. 
Timeline for Nieubasria:
Product Availability in Nieubasria:
Basric customers will be able to access the new generic diabetes medication Tilorqua starting January 1, 1424. This timeline ensures a seamless transition for local healthcare providers and pharmacies to integrate the medication into their offerings. Affordability Measures for Basric Subjects:
In line with CTGM's commitment to affordability, special pricing and support programs for Basric subjects will be implemented from the product launch date. These initiatives aim to ease financial burdens associated with modern diabetes management, fostering a healthier Basric population. Timeline for International Partners:
Global Rollout for International Markets:
Astorian Union customers, including healthcare providers, group buyers, and distributors can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from February 1, 1424. International customers, including healthcare providers and distributors, can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from May 1, 1424. This staggered rollout allows for effective distribution planning and ensures a smooth integration into international healthcare systems. Global Access Initiatives:
CTGM will actively engage with international partners and organizations to facilitate the adoption of the new medication in various countries. Collaborative efforts will include pricing negotiations, regulatory approvals, and partnerships to ensure the widest possible global access to affordable diabetes treatment. Quotes:
Hierminister responsible for Common Trust for Generic Medicines, Anvene Trucil,
"The expansion of CTGM's product line is a testament to the trust's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. The introduction of such a modern and recent medication marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of individuals managing this chronic condition."
CTGM Director, Elena Vara,
"We believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. The expansion of our product line for diabetes treatment reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare solutions not only to our local community but to individuals around the world."
For more information, please contact Elena Vara, Director of Public Affairs at CTGM, at elena.vara@cgtm.nb.

Nieubasria
Nieubasria is a nation of nearly 28 million residents, located in the northwest heart of Polaris. Though not the most popular professional sport in Nieubasria, football (called soccer in Nieubasria) is enjoying a steadily increasing popularity due to recent high profile victories and celebrity interest. 
Basric Soccer Association
The Basric Soccer Association is a national sport organization whose mission is the organization and promotion of soccer in Nieubasria. To develop talented Nieubasric soccer players to achieve Esferiad and World Championship medal performances, BSA convenes amateur and semi-professional soccer leagues from which it chooses members of the National Team. BSA became a Convenorate in 1387 when the two remaining members under the previous federative structure merged under then Convenor Baron-Esquire Conrad Ellise.
A Convenorate is unitary organization structure under a single Convenor, usually the Patron, that serves as the figurehead. Convenorates will most often have a form of Board or Trusteeship which publishes bylaws and manages the hiring for the official posts of the organization, such as Manager of the National Teams.

Quick Info
Trigram: NIU Adjective: Basric Demonym: Basrian Plural: Basrians Language: Astorian, Common Population: 27,972,687 Area: 609,327 km2  GDP (PPP) per capita: 195,566฿ , $45,800 international monetary units Capital: Clarenton Resources
Nieubasria National Sports Organizations  
Team Info
Basic Info:
Preferred formation: 4-1-2-3 or 4-3-3 Style mod: +3.6 Home stadium:  Nephele National Pitch, Saint Aiaden (cap. 52,800 (36,960 seated, 15,840 standing)) Known commonly as Nephele Pitch, the stadium is located in a recreational hub built atop reclaimed land on the bay, also home to the Basric Ballet Company's headquarters and the Saint Aiaden Symphony Orchestra. Nephele Pitch is the largest stadium in the nation, and serves as the home stadium for the National Team and the Saint Aiaden FC. The pitch features a retractable roof installed in 1409 following the 1408 cancellation of the Basric Cup finals due to unseasonably strong snows. Managers: Quinten de Klerk, Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel (ex-officio)
As patron to the National Team, Convenor Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel is considered an ex-officio manager. Máirín deliberates with the Basric Soccer Association Board of Trustees to hire the full-time manager. The current Manager Quinten de Klerk was hired in 1412 after the retirement of the long serving Vita Anker. Coaches: Eadan Zandbergen (Head), Lisanne Jewele, Bas Rodden Roster
Name / Position / Number / Age / (Starting/Reserve)
Dalton Fairburne / Keeper / 1 / 31 / (Starting)
Maksymilian Grover / Keeper / 12 / 33 / (Reserve)
Gustaaf Kampmans  / Defender / 2 / 32 / (Starting)
Holden Sudworthe / Defender / 3 / 28 / (Starting)
Seth Cory / Defender / 4 / 30 / (Starting)
Bran Mccracken / Defender / 5 / 27 / (Starting)
Camdyn Akermane / Defender / 14 / 35 / (Reserve)
Tatum Boatwrighte / Defender / 15 / 26 / (Reserve)
Greysen Beverlye / Defender / 16 / 30 / (Reserve)
Adriaan Yzaaks / Defender / 17 / 31 / (Reserve)
Lowie Schovers / Midfielder / 6 / 33 / (Starting)
Huxley Townsende / Midfielder / 7 / 30 / (Starting)
Landan Aylmere / Midfielder / 8 / 28 / (Starting)
Ard Taai / Midfielder / 18 / 27 / (Reserve)
Maxim Ioan / Midfielder / 19 / 27 / (Reserve)
Gerrit Slager / Midfielder / 20 / 30 / (Reserve)
Camdyn Cartwrighte / Forward/ 9 / 34 / (Starting)
Knox Hunte / Forward / 10 / 29 / (Starting)
Zedh Coreia / Forward / 14 / 23 (Starting)
Morgan Robert / Forward / 27 / 30 / (Reserve)
Rikkert Kortier / Forward / 21 / 27 / (Reserve)
Machiel Zieleman / Forward / 22 / 28 / (Reserve)
Truman Hamptone / Forward / 23 / 30 / (Reserve)
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Government of Nieubasria Launches Second Phase of AI Decryption Challenge
News Release | Clarenton | November 17, 1423 | Innovation, Science and Economic Development Basria, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Industry
In a continued effort to foster innovation and address evolving challenges, the Government of Nieubasria is thrilled to announce the launch of the second phase of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decryption Challenge. Building on the success of the initial phase, this challenge is a collaborative initiative led by Innovative Solutions Basria in partnership with the Prince's Special Police (PSP).
Background:
Two years ago (see here), the government extended an invitation to small businesses to contribute to the development of an AI decryption service to aid law enforcement agencies, specifically the PSP, in overcoming encryption barriers in criminal investigations. Today, we are excited to share progress and extend this groundbreaking initiative.
The AI Decryption Challenge: Phase Two:
As criminal tactics evolve, so must our technological capabilities. The PSP, in collaboration with Innovative Solutions Basria, seeks the expertise of small businesses to enhance the AI decryption system. This phase aims to refine and elevate the existing technology to stay one step ahead of criminal activities involving advanced encryption techniques.
Elevating Law Enforcement: Successes from Phase One
The government commends the ingenuity displayed during the inaugural stage of the AI Decryption Challenge. Small businesses, driven by a commitment to innovation, delivered solutions that surpassed expectations. Collaborating with Innovative Solutions Basria, these businesses have already made significant contributions to advancing the capabilities of law enforcement.
In a recent application of one of the AI decryption systems developed in phase one, law enforcement successfully decrypted a series of encrypted communications used by an organized crime syndicate. This breakthrough led to the identification of some key players within the criminal network, demonstrating the value of fledgling decryption tools in the realm of public safety and strengthening  the government's resolve to realize these projects. 
Another notable triumph from a second tool involves the decryption of an encrypted communication made by a notorious cybercriminal, known by the alias "Silvershadow." The AI decryption system enabled authorities to uncover Silvershadow's plan for a large-scale data breach, leading to a swift mitigation and the prevention of a potential cybersecurity crisis.
Key Information:
New and returning businesses are invited to apply to the challenge until December 30, 1423.
Winning businesses may receive up to 25,000,000฿ for research and development, with the potential for an additional 500฿ million in phase 3 for operationalization and government exclusivity. 
The government, through its Innovation and Skills Plan, aims to position Nieubasria as a global innovation leader, fostering economic growth and job creation.

Innovation Basria remains a central hub, connecting businesses with the resources they need to thrive. As part of the government's commitment to innovation, this platform simplifies the process, helping businesses find the right programs and services.
For additional information, please reach out to Dana Thraeb, Senior Press Secretary for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Basria, at dana.thraeb@government.nb.
 
Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) Unveils Major Expansion: Introduces Tilorqua, an Affordable Generic Medication for Diabetes Treatment
News Release | Clarenton | November 16, 1423 | Health and Pharmaceuticals Division, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Health
In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, the Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) proudly announces the expansion of its offerings to include an affordable generic version of medication for the treatment of diabetes.
Expanding Access to Diabetes Medication:
CTGM, in alignment with its core mission of making essential medications accessible to everyone, introduces a modern generic alternative for diabetes treatment. This expansion addresses a critical need in healthcare, ensuring that individuals managing diabetes have access to high-quality, affordable medication that uses the cutting edge of medical research. This represents the earliest genericization and approval of a diabetes treatment in CTGM history, following only two years from the branded durg release. 
Timeline for Nieubasria:
Product Availability in Nieubasria:
Basric customers will be able to access the new generic diabetes medication Tilorqua starting January 1, 1424. This timeline ensures a seamless transition for local healthcare providers and pharmacies to integrate the medication into their offerings. Affordability Measures for Basric Subjects:
In line with CTGM's commitment to affordability, special pricing and support programs for Basric subjects will be implemented from the product launch date. These initiatives aim to ease financial burdens associated with modern diabetes management, fostering a healthier Basric population. Timeline for International Partners:
Global Rollout for International Markets:
Astorian Union customers, including healthcare providers, group buyers, and distributors can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from February 1, 1424. International customers, including healthcare providers and distributors, can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from May 1, 1424. This staggered rollout allows for effective distribution planning and ensures a smooth integration into international healthcare systems. Global Access Initiatives:
CTGM will actively engage with international partners and organizations to facilitate the adoption of the new medication in various countries. Collaborative efforts will include pricing negotiations, regulatory approvals, and partnerships to ensure the widest possible global access to affordable diabetes treatment. Quotes:
Hierminister responsible for Common Trust for Generic Medicines, Anvene Trucil,
"The expansion of CTGM's product line is a testament to the trust's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. The introduction of such a modern and recent medication marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of individuals managing this chronic condition."
CTGM Director, Elena Vara,
"We believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. The expansion of our product line for diabetes treatment reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare solutions not only to our local community but to individuals around the world."
For more information, please contact Elena Vara, Director of Public Affairs at CTGM, at elena.vara@cgtm.nb.

Nieubasria
Nieubasria is a nation of nearly 28 million residents, located in the northwest heart of Polaris. Though not the most popular professional sport in Nieubasria, football (called soccer in Nieubasria) is enjoying a steadily increasing popularity due to recent high profile victories and celebrity interest. 
Basric Soccer Association
The Basric Soccer Association is a national sport organization whose mission is the organization and promotion of soccer in Nieubasria. To develop talented Nieubasric soccer players to achieve Esferiad and World Championship medal performances, BSA convenes amateur and semi-professional soccer leagues from which it chooses members of the National Team. BSA became a Convenorate in 1387 when the two remaining members under the previous federative structure merged under then Convenor Baron-Esquire Conrad Ellise.
A Convenorate is unitary organization structure under a single Convenor, usually the Patron, that serves as the figurehead. Convenorates will most often have a form of Board or Trusteeship which publishes bylaws and manages the hiring for the official posts of the organization, such as Manager of the National Teams.

Quick Info
Trigram: NIU Adjective: Basric Demonym: Basrian Plural: Basrians Language: Astorian, Common Population: 27,972,687 Area: 609,327 km2  GDP (PPP) per capita: 195,566฿ , $45,800 international monetary units Capital: Clarenton Resources
Nieubasria National Sports Organizations  
Team Info
Basic Info:
Preferred formation: 4-1-2-3 or 4-3-3 Style mod: +3.6 Home stadium:  Nephele National Pitch, Saint Aiaden (cap. 52,800 (36,960 seated, 15,840 standing)) Known commonly as Nephele Pitch, the stadium is located in a recreational hub built atop reclaimed land on the bay, also home to the Basric Ballet Company's headquarters and the Saint Aiaden Symphony Orchestra. Nephele Pitch is the largest stadium in the nation, and serves as the home stadium for the National Team and the Saint Aiaden FC. The pitch features a retractable roof installed in 1409 following the 1408 cancellation of the Basric Cup finals due to unseasonably strong snows. Managers: Quinten de Klerk, Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel (ex-officio)
As patron to the National Team, Convenor Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel is considered an ex-officio manager. Máirín deliberates with the Basric Soccer Association Board of Trustees to hire the full-time manager. The current Manager Quinten de Klerk was hired in 1412 after the retirement of the long serving Vita Anker. Coaches: Eadan Zandbergen (Head), Lisanne Jewele, Bas Rodden Roster
Name / Position / Number / Age / (Starting/Reserve)
Dalton Fairburne / Keeper / 1 / 31 / (Starting)
Maksymilian Grover / Keeper / 12 / 33 / (Reserve)
Gustaaf Kampmans  / Defender / 2 / 32 / (Starting)
Holden Sudworthe / Defender / 3 / 28 / (Starting)
Seth Cory / Defender / 4 / 30 / (Starting)
Bran Mccracken / Defender / 5 / 27 / (Starting)
Camdyn Akermane / Defender / 14 / 35 / (Reserve)
Tatum Boatwrighte / Defender / 15 / 26 / (Reserve)
Greysen Beverlye / Defender / 16 / 30 / (Reserve)
Adriaan Yzaaks / Defender / 17 / 31 / (Reserve)
Lowie Schovers / Midfielder / 6 / 33 / (Starting)
Huxley Townsende / Midfielder / 7 / 30 / (Starting)
Landan Aylmere / Midfielder / 8 / 28 / (Starting)
Ard Taai / Midfielder / 18 / 27 / (Reserve)
Maxim Ioan / Midfielder / 19 / 27 / (Reserve)
Gerrit Slager / Midfielder / 20 / 30 / (Reserve)
Camdyn Cartwrighte / Forward/ 9 / 34 / (Starting)
Knox Hunte / Forward / 10 / 29 / (Starting)
Zedh Coreia / Forward / 14 / 23 (Starting)
Morgan Robert / Forward / 27 / 30 / (Reserve)
Rikkert Kortier / Forward / 21 / 27 / (Reserve)
Machiel Zieleman / Forward / 22 / 28 / (Reserve)
Truman Hamptone / Forward / 23 / 30 / (Reserve)
Home Kit

Away Kit

RP Permissions
Injure my players: Yes (minor only, DM me) 
Assign my players yellow cards: Yes
Assign my players red cards: Yes (with good reason)
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod scoring: No
Godmod other events: No

Team Information
Style mod: 3.8 Formation: 2-3-5 Home stadium: Union Arena, cap. 75,000 Head Coach: Giovanni Dos Santos Assistant Coaches: Marco Savarese, Greenne Velach Goalkeeping Coach: Cory Highsmith Roster
Goalkeepers (4): Andrew Meredith, Aljaz Sulte, Thomas Irons Defenders (5): Tony Arreaga, Jalil Ebobisse, Jaroslaw Zuparic, Jorge Alfaro, Laurens Mallory, Gadsden Jeffries Midfielders (7): Abram King, Vincent Taney, Bill Nyassi, Victor Rosales, Cristian Moffat, Andreas Atencio, Chad Mears Forwards (12): Miguel Montero, Jordan Noonan, Dixon Pomeroy, Yimmi Nkufo, Diego Ruidiaz, Renzo Valeri, Emery Veere, Fredy Ochoa, Sammy Ocampo, Nelson Ibarra, Cam White, Jacob Carter Starters are underlined.
Formation

 
Kit

Home (L), Away (C), Alternate (R)
 
Style modifier 3.8 Home stadium  Union Arena  (RP) Players may be injured Yes (RP) Players may receive yellow cards Yes (RP) Players may receive red cards Yes No godmodding; Consult prior to carding.

As I sit in the bustling Tarajeva international airport, eagerly awaiting my flight to Ryxtylopia, the anticipation for the upcoming Third World Cup is palpable. The vibrant energy of football enthusiasts, draped in jerseys representing nations from across the globe, fills the air.
Ryxtylopia, a nation known for its rich cultural tapestry and warm hospitality, is set to host the world's premier football event for the first time. As a local journalist from Teralyon, I find myself on the cusp of a unique and exciting experience, ready to witness the beautiful game unfold in a new and exotic setting.
The journey to Ryxtylopia promises more than just the thrill of football. The host country has spared no effort in creating an immersive and unforgettable experience for fans and players alike. From the majestic stadiums nestled against the backdrop of Ryxtylopia's stunning landscapes to the carefully curated cultural events, the Third World Cup is shaping up to be a celebration of unity and diversity.
Local Ryxtylopian cuisine, a delightful fusion of flavors, awaits visitors, promising a gastronomic journey that mirrors the diversity of the participating nations. As I prepare for my flight, I can't help but imagine the roar of the crowds, the dramatic goals, and the shared moments of joy that will undoubtedly define this World Cup.
The tournament holds great significance for Ryxtylopia, not only as a sporting spectacle but also as an opportunity to showcase its warmth and hospitality to the world. The enthusiasm of the local population is infectious, with communities coming together to celebrate the spirit of football and extend a warm welcome to visitors from every corner of the globe.
As the plane taxis down the runway, I carry with me the excitement of a Teralyon journalist fortunate enough to witness history unfold in Ryxtylopia. The Third World Cup is not just about goals and victories; it's a testament to the power of sport to transcend borders and bring people together. Here's to a tournament that promises unforgettable moments and leaves a lasting imprint on the hearts of football fans worldwide.

The Big Day - Trouble Brews
 
It was finally the day when the third edition of the Football World Cup would start; after winning the bid, and preparing the stadiums, the top officials of the FRF, and the Ryxtylopian government felt ready to host the tournament, as fans and the national teams started arriving in the country.
However, whilst the preparations for the ceremony finished, and police and security elements prepared to open up the Franco Rivalda, in other parts of Ryxenia trouble was already brewing.
In the Itsía and Tivirxas neighborhoods some of the poorer in Ryxenia, protests had already started, with a few hundred people gathering in opposition to the tournament, their arguments being that Ryxtylopia has way bigger issues that need to be solved, and that funds directed towards a Football Tournament would just be wasted on something temporary.
However, considering the bid had already been accepted, the government wasn’t going to pull out, and with foreign media and reporters already present, the chief of the Department of Internal Security: Vachas Gilchabó, ordered police elements to start moving out into poorer areas of Ryxenia; protesters were suppressed within minutes of the first instances of unrest being reported.

 
In Tivirxas, on the main road, police in riot gear, and armed with rubber bullets, tear gas, and water cannons began clearing protesters from the main street, and working on dispersing the groups, injuries soon began being reported, with the incident at 6:30 p.m. on Hilitpa-Vyriantia Street involving police elements dispersing a crowd resulting in over 30 people injured.

 
Media were told NOT to report on the situation, the reason given was that the protesters were at fault, for being “opponents of the government using the tournament to further their political agendas and instill violence”.
By sundown whilst the worst of the unrest had died out, police continued dispersing crowds up until around 10:30 p.m. with checkpoints being built near the poorer areas of Ryxenia to prevent tourists from heading into potential danger and prevent the press from reporting on the situation.
Whilst on the General Ibarraia Bridge; an overpass overlooking much of the southern, poorer part of Ryxenia, concrete barriers were put in place to prevent tourists and press from seeing the slums. This tactic was also employed in other parts of town, and extra police elements were placed near slums and poorer areas to deter people from wandering off into said areas.

 
Ryxtylopian social media erupted in flames by the end of the day, while in the media department, no major ryxtylopian news outlets reported on the unrest, somewhat preventing it from spreading at the national level, whilst government officials impatiently awaited the response from global media outlets.
 
 
By the end of the day, the list of reported incidents reached Gilchabó’s hands:
 
9:10 hrs: First reported protest in Itsía, around 50-100 people gathered, Indvía street was blocked by the protesters.
9:33 hrs: Second reported protest in Itsía, roughly 100 people took to the Daxivarra park, no disturbances were caused.
9:41 hrs: Police elements start responding to the Indvía street protest, preventing them from heading further down.
10:24 hrs: The First protests in Tivirxas are reported, more than 150 people, police are able to contain the protesters.
10:56: hrs: The first checkpoints are erected, the amount of active protests is around 10 or 11 spread mostly in Itsía and Tivirxas, with a few others in other parts of Ryxenia.
11:16 hrs: The first barriers go up on highways and bridges, to prevent tourists from seeing the slums.
11:29 hrs: The protests in Tivirxas grow in size, with a reported 400 people, estimates bringing the number up to 600 joining the wave of unrest.
11:34 hrs: Clashes between police and protesters start, fire piles are set up separating both groups in several parts of Ryxenia.
11:45 hrs: Gilchabó orders the dispersing of the protests as soon as possible.
11:47 hrs: After receiving equipment, including water cannons, pepper spray and rubber bullets, police start ordering, then forcefully dispersing the protesters in Itsía.
11:53 hrs: In the Rixavais neighboorhood (the closest one to the venues) Police disperse the few protesters present there by mid-day.
12:10 hrs: The government website with info on the tournament is updated, indicating people to avoid certain areas of Ryxenia.
12:24 hrs: In Tivirxas clashes between police and protesters begin with stones, rocks, and trash being thrown.
12:29 hrs: First reported *serious* injury from Tivirxas.
12:30-22:30 hrs: Police work on dispersing protesters in Tivirxas and Itsía.
14:56 hrs: The protest in Tivirxas is reclassified as a Riot by the Department of Internal Security.
19:44 hrs: Itsía is mostly cleared, most protesters either comply, are dispersed or move to the Tivirxas Riots.
22:12 hrs: The Protesters are forced to disperse into the smaller roads clearing the main road in Tivirxas.
22:36 hrs: The operation concludes, reported injuries are still to be accounted for, expected to be over 100 combining both the Tivirxas riot and the Itsía protests.
 
While some details are yet to be cleared, its clear to the goverment, it must try to manage the situation before and during the world cup to prevent the tournament from turning into a disaster.

FSTV 1 - Saint Andreisburg Morning
Natasha, Anchor: "... and turning to the world of sports, while it isn't rugby, the Footblues have landed in Ryxtylopia to compete in the third World Cup of Football. Reporting from the games is our very own Dmitry. Dmitry, can you tell us how the flight was for the team?"
Dmitry, Sports Reporter: "Good afternoon, Natasha! It was a long journey for the Dalimbari squad to get here... wherever here is. Oh yes, Ryxenia. As airspace was not granted by the barbaric dwarves to the east of the Free State for a more direct flight to Ryxtylopia, we had to do the long "High Thulian to Tethys" route. No matter, our squad got here in the end.
All Ivans and Sasha are getting prepared for their first match against... um... Pedandria? Genuinely don't know where that is, but apparently it is a country! These barbarians are cute, making up new places for us to play against."
Natasha: "And how is Sasha in particular doing after such a long flight?"
Dmitry: "She may have tried to make a swing at local security shortly after we landed but in the end she calmed down after being presented a tray of salmon and berries. Along with the Ivans she is in good spirits and seems eager to maul the competition."
Natasha: "She's becoming a hero of mine. One might say she's becoming my... spirit animal, hah!"
Dmitry: "Oh, I think the feed cut out there for a sec, Natasha. What was that?"
Natasha: "Nevermind. How are the Ryxtylopians doing with preparing for the games?"
Dmitry: "There is certainly a buzz in the air, with stadiums undergoing final preparations and locals getting into arguments over who will win. At least, that is what I assume happened in some of the... what's more barbaric than barbarian living, a slum? Yes, slums. Though, compared to our comrades in the Militsiya, I found that the security forces here were lax when it came to breaking things up. Perhaps they can learn from our great nation once we win a second world cup this year?" 
Natasha: "Exciting stuff, Dmitry. Keep us up to date. And now, the weather..."

Government of Nieubasria Launches Second Phase of AI Decryption Challenge
News Release | Clarenton | November 17, 1423 | Innovation, Science and Economic Development Basria, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Industry
In a continued effort to foster innovation and address evolving challenges, the Government of Nieubasria is thrilled to announce the launch of the second phase of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decryption Challenge. Building on the success of the initial phase, this challenge is a collaborative initiative led by Innovative Solutions Basria in partnership with the Prince's Special Police (PSP).
Background:
Two years ago (see here), the government extended an invitation to small businesses to contribute to the development of an AI decryption service to aid law enforcement agencies, specifically the PSP, in overcoming encryption barriers in criminal investigations. Today, we are excited to share progress and extend this groundbreaking initiative.
The AI Decryption Challenge: Phase Two:
As criminal tactics evolve, so must our technological capabilities. The PSP, in collaboration with Innovative Solutions Basria, seeks the expertise of small businesses to enhance the AI decryption system. This phase aims to refine and elevate the existing technology to stay one step ahead of criminal activities involving advanced encryption techniques.
Elevating Law Enforcement: Successes from Phase One
The government commends the ingenuity displayed during the inaugural stage of the AI Decryption Challenge. Small businesses, driven by a commitment to innovation, delivered solutions that surpassed expectations. Collaborating with Innovative Solutions Basria, these businesses have already made significant contributions to advancing the capabilities of law enforcement.
In a recent application of one of the AI decryption systems developed in phase one, law enforcement successfully decrypted a series of encrypted communications used by an organized crime syndicate. This breakthrough led to the identification of some key players within the criminal network, demonstrating the value of fledgling decryption tools in the realm of public safety and strengthening  the government's resolve to realize these projects. 
Another notable triumph from a second tool involves the decryption of an encrypted communication made by a notorious cybercriminal, known by the alias "Silvershadow." The AI decryption system enabled authorities to uncover Silvershadow's plan for a large-scale data breach, leading to a swift mitigation and the prevention of a potential cybersecurity crisis.
Key Information:
New and returning businesses are invited to apply to the challenge until December 30, 1423.
Winning businesses may receive up to 25,000,000฿ for research and development, with the potential for an additional 500฿ million in phase 3 for operationalization and government exclusivity. 
The government, through its Innovation and Skills Plan, aims to position Nieubasria as a global innovation leader, fostering economic growth and job creation.

Innovation Basria remains a central hub, connecting businesses with the resources they need to thrive. As part of the government's commitment to innovation, this platform simplifies the process, helping businesses find the right programs and services.
For additional information, please reach out to Dana Thraeb, Senior Press Secretary for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Basria, at dana.thraeb@government.nb.
 
Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) Unveils Major Expansion: Introduces Tilorqua, an Affordable Generic Medication for Diabetes Treatment
News Release | Clarenton | November 16, 1423 | Health and Pharmaceuticals Division, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Health
In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, the Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) proudly announces the expansion of its offerings to include an affordable generic version of medication for the treatment of diabetes.
Expanding Access to Diabetes Medication:
CTGM, in alignment with its core mission of making essential medications accessible to everyone, introduces a modern generic alternative for diabetes treatment. This expansion addresses a critical need in healthcare, ensuring that individuals managing diabetes have access to high-quality, affordable medication that uses the cutting edge of medical research. This represents the earliest genericization and approval of a diabetes treatment in CTGM history, following only two years from the branded durg release. 
Timeline for Nieubasria:
Product Availability in Nieubasria:
Basric customers will be able to access the new generic diabetes medication Tilorqua starting January 1, 1424. This timeline ensures a seamless transition for local healthcare providers and pharmacies to integrate the medication into their offerings. Affordability Measures for Basric Subjects:
In line with CTGM's commitment to affordability, special pricing and support programs for Basric subjects will be implemented from the product launch date. These initiatives aim to ease financial burdens associated with modern diabetes management, fostering a healthier Basric population. Timeline for International Partners:
Global Rollout for International Markets:
Astorian Union customers, including healthcare providers, group buyers, and distributors can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from February 1, 1424. International customers, including healthcare providers and distributors, can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from May 1, 1424. This staggered rollout allows for effective distribution planning and ensures a smooth integration into international healthcare systems. Global Access Initiatives:
CTGM will actively engage with international partners and organizations to facilitate the adoption of the new medication in various countries. Collaborative efforts will include pricing negotiations, regulatory approvals, and partnerships to ensure the widest possible global access to affordable diabetes treatment. Quotes:
Hierminister responsible for Common Trust for Generic Medicines, Anvene Trucil,
"The expansion of CTGM's product line is a testament to the trust's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. The introduction of such a modern and recent medication marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of individuals managing this chronic condition."
CTGM Director, Elena Vara,
"We believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. The expansion of our product line for diabetes treatment reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare solutions not only to our local community but to individuals around the world."
For more information, please contact Elena Vara, Director of Public Affairs at CTGM, at elena.vara@cgtm.nb.

Government of Nieubasria Launches Second Phase of AI Decryption Challenge
News Release | Clarenton | November 17, 1423 | Innovation, Science and Economic Development Basria, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Industry
In a continued effort to foster innovation and address evolving challenges, the Government of Nieubasria is thrilled to announce the launch of the second phase of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decryption Challenge. Building on the success of the initial phase, this challenge is a collaborative initiative led by Innovative Solutions Basria in partnership with the Prince's Special Police (PSP).
Background:
Two years ago (see here), the government extended an invitation to small businesses to contribute to the development of an AI decryption service to aid law enforcement agencies, specifically the PSP, in overcoming encryption barriers in criminal investigations. Today, we are excited to share progress and extend this groundbreaking initiative.
The AI Decryption Challenge: Phase Two:
As criminal tactics evolve, so must our technological capabilities. The PSP, in collaboration with Innovative Solutions Basria, seeks the expertise of small businesses to enhance the AI decryption system. This phase aims to refine and elevate the existing technology to stay one step ahead of criminal activities involving advanced encryption techniques.
Elevating Law Enforcement: Successes from Phase One
The government commends the ingenuity displayed during the inaugural stage of the AI Decryption Challenge. Small businesses, driven by a commitment to innovation, delivered solutions that surpassed expectations. Collaborating with Innovative Solutions Basria, these businesses have already made significant contributions to advancing the capabilities of law enforcement.
In a recent application of one of the AI decryption systems developed in phase one, law enforcement successfully decrypted a series of encrypted communications used by an organized crime syndicate. This breakthrough led to the identification of some key players within the criminal network, demonstrating the value of fledgling decryption tools in the realm of public safety and strengthening  the government's resolve to realize these projects. 
Another notable triumph from a second tool involves the decryption of an encrypted communication made by a notorious cybercriminal, known by the alias "Silvershadow." The AI decryption system enabled authorities to uncover Silvershadow's plan for a large-scale data breach, leading to a swift mitigation and the prevention of a potential cybersecurity crisis.
Key Information:
New and returning businesses are invited to apply to the challenge until December 30, 1423.
Winning businesses may receive up to 25,000,000฿ for research and development, with the potential for an additional 500฿ million in phase 3 for operationalization and government exclusivity. 
The government, through its Innovation and Skills Plan, aims to position Nieubasria as a global innovation leader, fostering economic growth and job creation.

Innovation Basria remains a central hub, connecting businesses with the resources they need to thrive. As part of the government's commitment to innovation, this platform simplifies the process, helping businesses find the right programs and services.
For additional information, please reach out to Dana Thraeb, Senior Press Secretary for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Basria, at dana.thraeb@government.nb.
 
Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) Unveils Major Expansion: Introduces Tilorqua, an Affordable Generic Medication for Diabetes Treatment
News Release | Clarenton | November 16, 1423 | Health and Pharmaceuticals Division, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Health
In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, the Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) proudly announces the expansion of its offerings to include an affordable generic version of medication for the treatment of diabetes.
Expanding Access to Diabetes Medication:
CTGM, in alignment with its core mission of making essential medications accessible to everyone, introduces a modern generic alternative for diabetes treatment. This expansion addresses a critical need in healthcare, ensuring that individuals managing diabetes have access to high-quality, affordable medication that uses the cutting edge of medical research. This represents the earliest genericization and approval of a diabetes treatment in CTGM history, following only two years from the branded durg release. 
Timeline for Nieubasria:
Product Availability in Nieubasria:
Basric customers will be able to access the new generic diabetes medication Tilorqua starting January 1, 1424. This timeline ensures a seamless transition for local healthcare providers and pharmacies to integrate the medication into their offerings. Affordability Measures for Basric Subjects:
In line with CTGM's commitment to affordability, special pricing and support programs for Basric subjects will be implemented from the product launch date. These initiatives aim to ease financial burdens associated with modern diabetes management, fostering a healthier Basric population. Timeline for International Partners:
Global Rollout for International Markets:
Astorian Union customers, including healthcare providers, group buyers, and distributors can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from February 1, 1424. International customers, including healthcare providers and distributors, can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from May 1, 1424. This staggered rollout allows for effective distribution planning and ensures a smooth integration into international healthcare systems. Global Access Initiatives:
CTGM will actively engage with international partners and organizations to facilitate the adoption of the new medication in various countries. Collaborative efforts will include pricing negotiations, regulatory approvals, and partnerships to ensure the widest possible global access to affordable diabetes treatment. Quotes:
Hierminister responsible for Common Trust for Generic Medicines, Anvene Trucil,
"The expansion of CTGM's product line is a testament to the trust's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. The introduction of such a modern and recent medication marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of individuals managing this chronic condition."
CTGM Director, Elena Vara,
"We believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. The expansion of our product line for diabetes treatment reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare solutions not only to our local community but to individuals around the world."
For more information, please contact Elena Vara, Director of Public Affairs at CTGM, at elena.vara@cgtm.nb.

Nieubasria
Nieubasria is a nation of nearly 28 million residents, located in the northwest heart of Polaris. Though not the most popular professional sport in Nieubasria, football (called soccer in Nieubasria) is enjoying a steadily increasing popularity due to recent high profile victories and celebrity interest. 
Basric Soccer Association
The Basric Soccer Association is a national sport organization whose mission is the organization and promotion of soccer in Nieubasria. To develop talented Nieubasric soccer players to achieve Esferiad and World Championship medal performances, BSA convenes amateur and semi-professional soccer leagues from which it chooses members of the National Team. BSA became a Convenorate in 1387 when the two remaining members under the previous federative structure merged under then Convenor Baron-Esquire Conrad Ellise.
A Convenorate is unitary organization structure under a single Convenor, usually the Patron, that serves as the figurehead. Convenorates will most often have a form of Board or Trusteeship which publishes bylaws and manages the hiring for the official posts of the organization, such as Manager of the National Teams.

Quick Info
Trigram: NIU Adjective: Basric Demonym: Basrian Plural: Basrians Language: Astorian, Common Population: 27,972,687 Area: 609,327 km2  GDP (PPP) per capita: 195,566฿ , $45,800 international monetary units Capital: Clarenton Resources
Nieubasria National Sports Organizations  
Team Info
Basic Info:
Preferred formation: 4-1-2-3 or 4-3-3 Style mod: +3.6 Home stadium:  Nephele National Pitch, Saint Aiaden (cap. 52,800 (36,960 seated, 15,840 standing)) Known commonly as Nephele Pitch, the stadium is located in a recreational hub built atop reclaimed land on the bay, also home to the Basric Ballet Company's headquarters and the Saint Aiaden Symphony Orchestra. Nephele Pitch is the largest stadium in the nation, and serves as the home stadium for the National Team and the Saint Aiaden FC. The pitch features a retractable roof installed in 1409 following the 1408 cancellation of the Basric Cup finals due to unseasonably strong snows. Managers: Quinten de Klerk, Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel (ex-officio)
As patron to the National Team, Convenor Baron-Esquire Máirín Ellisel is considered an ex-officio manager. Máirín deliberates with the Basric Soccer Association Board of Trustees to hire the full-time manager. The current Manager Quinten de Klerk was hired in 1412 after the retirement of the long serving Vita Anker. Coaches: Eadan Zandbergen (Head), Lisanne Jewele, Bas Rodden Roster
Name / Position / Number / Age / (Starting/Reserve)
Dalton Fairburne / Keeper / 1 / 31 / (Starting)
Maksymilian Grover / Keeper / 12 / 33 / (Reserve)
Gustaaf Kampmans  / Defender / 2 / 32 / (Starting)
Holden Sudworthe / Defender / 3 / 28 / (Starting)
Seth Cory / Defender / 4 / 30 / (Starting)
Bran Mccracken / Defender / 5 / 27 / (Starting)
Camdyn Akermane / Defender / 14 / 35 / (Reserve)
Tatum Boatwrighte / Defender / 15 / 26 / (Reserve)
Greysen Beverlye / Defender / 16 / 30 / (Reserve)
Adriaan Yzaaks / Defender / 17 / 31 / (Reserve)
Lowie Schovers / Midfielder / 6 / 33 / (Starting)
Huxley Townsende / Midfielder / 7 / 30 / (Starting)
Landan Aylmere / Midfielder / 8 / 28 / (Starting)
Ard Taai / Midfielder / 18 / 27 / (Reserve)
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Government of Nieubasria Launches Second Phase of AI Decryption Challenge
News Release | Clarenton | November 17, 1423 | Innovation, Science and Economic Development Basria, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Industry
In a continued effort to foster innovation and address evolving challenges, the Government of Nieubasria is thrilled to announce the launch of the second phase of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decryption Challenge. Building on the success of the initial phase, this challenge is a collaborative initiative led by Innovative Solutions Basria in partnership with the Prince's Special Police (PSP).
Background:
Two years ago (see here), the government extended an invitation to small businesses to contribute to the development of an AI decryption service to aid law enforcement agencies, specifically the PSP, in overcoming encryption barriers in criminal investigations. Today, we are excited to share progress and extend this groundbreaking initiative.
The AI Decryption Challenge: Phase Two:
As criminal tactics evolve, so must our technological capabilities. The PSP, in collaboration with Innovative Solutions Basria, seeks the expertise of small businesses to enhance the AI decryption system. This phase aims to refine and elevate the existing technology to stay one step ahead of criminal activities involving advanced encryption techniques.
Elevating Law Enforcement: Successes from Phase One
The government commends the ingenuity displayed during the inaugural stage of the AI Decryption Challenge. Small businesses, driven by a commitment to innovation, delivered solutions that surpassed expectations. Collaborating with Innovative Solutions Basria, these businesses have already made significant contributions to advancing the capabilities of law enforcement.
In a recent application of one of the AI decryption systems developed in phase one, law enforcement successfully decrypted a series of encrypted communications used by an organized crime syndicate. This breakthrough led to the identification of some key players within the criminal network, demonstrating the value of fledgling decryption tools in the realm of public safety and strengthening  the government's resolve to realize these projects. 
Another notable triumph from a second tool involves the decryption of an encrypted communication made by a notorious cybercriminal, known by the alias "Silvershadow." The AI decryption system enabled authorities to uncover Silvershadow's plan for a large-scale data breach, leading to a swift mitigation and the prevention of a potential cybersecurity crisis.
Key Information:
New and returning businesses are invited to apply to the challenge until December 30, 1423.
Winning businesses may receive up to 25,000,000฿ for research and development, with the potential for an additional 500฿ million in phase 3 for operationalization and government exclusivity. 
The government, through its Innovation and Skills Plan, aims to position Nieubasria as a global innovation leader, fostering economic growth and job creation.

Innovation Basria remains a central hub, connecting businesses with the resources they need to thrive. As part of the government's commitment to innovation, this platform simplifies the process, helping businesses find the right programs and services.
For additional information, please reach out to Dana Thraeb, Senior Press Secretary for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Basria, at dana.thraeb@government.nb.
 
Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) Unveils Major Expansion: Introduces Tilorqua, an Affordable Generic Medication for Diabetes Treatment
News Release | Clarenton | November 16, 1423 | Health and Pharmaceuticals Division, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Health
In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, the Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) proudly announces the expansion of its offerings to include an affordable generic version of medication for the treatment of diabetes.
Expanding Access to Diabetes Medication:
CTGM, in alignment with its core mission of making essential medications accessible to everyone, introduces a modern generic alternative for diabetes treatment. This expansion addresses a critical need in healthcare, ensuring that individuals managing diabetes have access to high-quality, affordable medication that uses the cutting edge of medical research. This represents the earliest genericization and approval of a diabetes treatment in CTGM history, following only two years from the branded durg release. 
Timeline for Nieubasria:
Product Availability in Nieubasria:
Basric customers will be able to access the new generic diabetes medication Tilorqua starting January 1, 1424. This timeline ensures a seamless transition for local healthcare providers and pharmacies to integrate the medication into their offerings. Affordability Measures for Basric Subjects:
In line with CTGM's commitment to affordability, special pricing and support programs for Basric subjects will be implemented from the product launch date. These initiatives aim to ease financial burdens associated with modern diabetes management, fostering a healthier Basric population. Timeline for International Partners:
Global Rollout for International Markets:
Astorian Union customers, including healthcare providers, group buyers, and distributors can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from February 1, 1424. International customers, including healthcare providers and distributors, can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from May 1, 1424. This staggered rollout allows for effective distribution planning and ensures a smooth integration into international healthcare systems. Global Access Initiatives:
CTGM will actively engage with international partners and organizations to facilitate the adoption of the new medication in various countries. Collaborative efforts will include pricing negotiations, regulatory approvals, and partnerships to ensure the widest possible global access to affordable diabetes treatment. Quotes:
Hierminister responsible for Common Trust for Generic Medicines, Anvene Trucil,
"The expansion of CTGM's product line is a testament to the trust's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. The introduction of such a modern and recent medication marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of individuals managing this chronic condition."
CTGM Director, Elena Vara,
"We believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. The expansion of our product line for diabetes treatment reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare solutions not only to our local community but to individuals around the world."
For more information, please contact Elena Vara, Director of Public Affairs at CTGM, at elena.vara@cgtm.nb.

Government of Nieubasria Launches Second Phase of AI Decryption Challenge
News Release | Clarenton | November 17, 1423 | Innovation, Science and Economic Development Basria, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Industry
In a continued effort to foster innovation and address evolving challenges, the Government of Nieubasria is thrilled to announce the launch of the second phase of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decryption Challenge. Building on the success of the initial phase, this challenge is a collaborative initiative led by Innovative Solutions Basria in partnership with the Prince's Special Police (PSP).
Background:
Two years ago (see here), the government extended an invitation to small businesses to contribute to the development of an AI decryption service to aid law enforcement agencies, specifically the PSP, in overcoming encryption barriers in criminal investigations. Today, we are excited to share progress and extend this groundbreaking initiative.
The AI Decryption Challenge: Phase Two:
As criminal tactics evolve, so must our technological capabilities. The PSP, in collaboration with Innovative Solutions Basria, seeks the expertise of small businesses to enhance the AI decryption system. This phase aims to refine and elevate the existing technology to stay one step ahead of criminal activities involving advanced encryption techniques.
Elevating Law Enforcement: Successes from Phase One
The government commends the ingenuity displayed during the inaugural stage of the AI Decryption Challenge. Small businesses, driven by a commitment to innovation, delivered solutions that surpassed expectations. Collaborating with Innovative Solutions Basria, these businesses have already made significant contributions to advancing the capabilities of law enforcement.
In a recent application of one of the AI decryption systems developed in phase one, law enforcement successfully decrypted a series of encrypted communications used by an organized crime syndicate. This breakthrough led to the identification of some key players within the criminal network, demonstrating the value of fledgling decryption tools in the realm of public safety and strengthening  the government's resolve to realize these projects. 
Another notable triumph from a second tool involves the decryption of an encrypted communication made by a notorious cybercriminal, known by the alias "Silvershadow." The AI decryption system enabled authorities to uncover Silvershadow's plan for a large-scale data breach, leading to a swift mitigation and the prevention of a potential cybersecurity crisis.
Key Information:
New and returning businesses are invited to apply to the challenge until December 30, 1423.
Winning businesses may receive up to 25,000,000฿ for research and development, with the potential for an additional 500฿ million in phase 3 for operationalization and government exclusivity. 
The government, through its Innovation and Skills Plan, aims to position Nieubasria as a global innovation leader, fostering economic growth and job creation.

Innovation Basria remains a central hub, connecting businesses with the resources they need to thrive. As part of the government's commitment to innovation, this platform simplifies the process, helping businesses find the right programs and services.
For additional information, please reach out to Dana Thraeb, Senior Press Secretary for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Basria, at dana.thraeb@government.nb.
 
Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) Unveils Major Expansion: Introduces Tilorqua, an Affordable Generic Medication for Diabetes Treatment
News Release | Clarenton | November 16, 1423 | Health and Pharmaceuticals Division, Agency of the Estates-Ministry of Health
In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, the Common Trust for Generic Medicines (CTGM) proudly announces the expansion of its offerings to include an affordable generic version of medication for the treatment of diabetes.
Expanding Access to Diabetes Medication:
CTGM, in alignment with its core mission of making essential medications accessible to everyone, introduces a modern generic alternative for diabetes treatment. This expansion addresses a critical need in healthcare, ensuring that individuals managing diabetes have access to high-quality, affordable medication that uses the cutting edge of medical research. This represents the earliest genericization and approval of a diabetes treatment in CTGM history, following only two years from the branded durg release. 
Timeline for Nieubasria:
Product Availability in Nieubasria:
Basric customers will be able to access the new generic diabetes medication Tilorqua starting January 1, 1424. This timeline ensures a seamless transition for local healthcare providers and pharmacies to integrate the medication into their offerings. Affordability Measures for Basric Subjects:
In line with CTGM's commitment to affordability, special pricing and support programs for Basric subjects will be implemented from the product launch date. These initiatives aim to ease financial burdens associated with modern diabetes management, fostering a healthier Basric population. Timeline for International Partners:
Global Rollout for International Markets:
Astorian Union customers, including healthcare providers, group buyers, and distributors can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from February 1, 1424. International customers, including healthcare providers and distributors, can access the generic diabetes medication Tilorqua from May 1, 1424. This staggered rollout allows for effective distribution planning and ensures a smooth integration into international healthcare systems. Global Access Initiatives:
CTGM will actively engage with international partners and organizations to facilitate the adoption of the new medication in various countries. Collaborative efforts will include pricing negotiations, regulatory approvals, and partnerships to ensure the widest possible global access to affordable diabetes treatment. Quotes:
Hierminister responsible for Common Trust for Generic Medicines, Anvene Trucil,
"The expansion of CTGM's product line is a testament to the trust's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility. The introduction of such a modern and recent medication marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of individuals managing this chronic condition."
CTGM Director, Elena Vara,
"We believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. The expansion of our product line for diabetes treatment reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare solutions not only to our local community but to individuals around the world."
For more information, please contact Elena Vara, Director of Public Affairs at CTGM, at elena.vara@cgtm.nb.