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| 1. |  The Dictatorship of Stectoss | Corporate Police State | “Safety Over All” | |
| 2. |  The Commonwealth of Infelbasea | Right-wing Utopia | “Plus Ultra” | |
| 3. |  The Most Serene Republic of Reezdia | Corporate Police State | “Pride and Industry” | |
| 4. |  The Armed Republic of Lenionnla | Corporate Bordello | “Hail Sithis” | |
| 5. |  The Rogue Nation of Jeinlan | Psychotic Dictatorship | “Order and Progress” | |
| 6. |  The United States of New England and Hudson | Anarchy | “God Save New England” | |
| 7. |  The Im still here of Greenlite | Capitalist Paradise | “So this is how it goes” | |
| 8. |  The Free Land of Doug Henderson | Anarchy | “Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn” | |
| 9. |  The Republic of Tempe Arizona | Capitalist Paradise | “Tempe” | |
| 10. |  The Federal Republic of Amerkania | New York Times Democracy | “A prosperous world for all is Amerkania” |
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the portrait of out great leader scuba cat in the museum of scuba cat
some painting of the outback probably
:shrug:
I gusss every painting counts ;)
These are a 1:1.2 downscaled reproduction of 1875 painting "Babie Lato" by Józef Chełmoński (reproduction painted in 1934 by Karol Lekiert) as well as a 2.5 metres high Mo'ai statue dated back to 1312, both exhibited in National Museum in Tyrżawa
The Royal Academy of Sciences and Arts houses some of the most precious art works in British Triest, but many rich merchants and bankers have villas full of treasures and lost wonders, functioning as private museums. The single most valuable art work is probably the fresco on the ceiling of the Throne Room in the Old Royal Palace. Painted by Reginaldo Quattrocchi and sponsored by no other than Queen Eleanor the Wise, the fresco still dominates the room and invites thousands of tourists every day.
The Maresari people own the single most valuable object and artwork in all of Greater Kibleston. They own the Mevalakuna, a 4th Century temple idol whose close replica made in the 16th century, was auctioned off at 87 million pounds. The actual idol itself is kept in a secret location known only to a few of the aboriginal Mareyar.
England sucks
At the Isle of Man HQ, there's an obelisk carving the names of the first 1500 civilians, which is named 'Altar of the First kins'. It's mostly visited because it's a landmark in a park and has food trucks/stands there.
It's a stolen Roman-style Mussolini aquila taken from a siege, vandalized by locals with name markings and additional details like buck teeth or goggle plastic eyes as 'nipples'. It's in a museum in London HQ, which is kept for some of the names were of fallen volunteer and proof of disdain upon fascism.
We have a painting of our great leader on the front of the government building, he stares down at the populace to keep them in check
Hello, the PM here! Two important announcements:
1) A new EO was published, regarding the Diplomatic Corps and foreign policy in general (linked below);
2) The PM will be absent from the 19th to the 22nd of September, inclusive. During that time, government business and communications shall be directed to the First Secretary of State, 
James Forsyte II!
Office of the Prime Minister
Executive Order No. 055
1. Definitions | |
(1) In this Order— |
2. Establishment and Supervision of His Majesty's Diplomatic Corps | |
(1) His Majesty's Diplomatic Corps is hereby established as the sole executive office for carrying out the Ambassadorial, Consular, and external representation duties and functions of the Empire of Great Britain. (3) The Foreign Secretary may appoint qualified Citizens to hold diplomatic rank, including but not limited to Ambassadors, Consuls, Envoys, Ministers Plenipotentiary, Counsellors, and Attachés. |
3. Employment and Training | |
(1) To ensure a meritocratic and highly qualified service, recruitment into the Diplomatic Corps shall be open to all Citizens of the Empire via a standardized application and vetting process administered by the Foreign Office. (3) Prior to receiving Letters of Credence, all newly selected candidates must complete the Diplomatic Service Training Program, a mandatory curriculum administered by the Foreign Office covering diplomatic protocol, foreign policy doctrine, information security, and crisis management. (4) In extraordinary circumstances, the Foreign Secretary may appoint specialised non-career attachés—including trade, cultural, or academic envoys—on short-term contracts, provided they meet the requisite security and vetting standards. (a) Extraordinary circumstances include: (I)Interregional crises or emergency negotiations; (II) Lack of regional expertise; (III) Negotiations requiring specific knowledge; and (IV) Any other circumstance determined by the Foreign Secretary. |
4. Accreditation and Letters of Credence | |
(1) No appointed person shall assume diplomatic functions without first being issued official Letters of Credence signed by the Sovereign and presented by the respective Diplomat to the appropriate authorities of their assigned region. (2) Letters of Credence must explicitly state the scope of the Diplomat's accreditation, the designated host region or mission, and the initial tier of security clearance granted for the assignment. (3) The Foreign Office shall maintain an Official Roster of the Diplomatic Corps, which shall be kept continuously updated, and made fully accessible to the wider Public. The roster shall record every active Diplomat, their precise regional assignment, their current security clearance level, and the status of their Letters of Credence. |
5. Security Clearance Tiers | |
(1) All Diplomats must hold a valid security clearance commensurate with their posting and access requirements, structured across the following three levels: (2) The Foreign Secretary shall determine and grant the appropriate security clearance level prior to the issuance of Letters of Credence. (3) The Foreign Secretary retains the absolute authority to modify, upgrade, downgrade, or revoke a Diplomat's security clearance level at any point mid-mandate as operational requirements, security assessments, or exigencies dictate. (4) Diplomats may be invited to attend individual Cabinet meetings by the Prime Minister, on the advice of the Foreign Secretary, if the matter discussed is interconnected or pertains to their posting. |
6. Diplomatic Code of Conduct | |
(1) All Diplomats shall adhere strictly to the Diplomatic Code of Conduct, which requires: (2) All Diplomats, during their Accreditation Ceremony and before receiving their Letter of Credence, shall recite the following oath or pledge: |
7. Recall, Suspension, and Revocation | |
(1) The Foreign Secretary maintains the power to recall any Diplomat from their posting at any time, for any reason, by initiating the formal withdrawal of their Letters of Credence through the Crown, via a Recall Notice. (2) Upon the issuance of a Recall Notice, the affected individual shall immediately cease all diplomatic representations, surrender all official credentials, and report for a mandatory debriefing at the Foreign Office. (3) Any breach of the Code of Conduct, diplomatic protocols, unauthorised disclosure of classified information, or gross misconduct shall result in the immediate suspension from His Majesty's Diplomatic Corps and potential referral for prosecution. |
8. Repeals and Amendments | |
(1) Executive Order 050 shall be repealed in its entirety. (2) The Whitehall Foreign Advisory Council (WHFAC or FAC) is hereby discontinued, with its records and meetings to be archived. Any responsibility, duty or power of said council is to be transferred to the Cabinet of the Empire of Great Britain. (3) In relation to section 8, sub-section 1 of this Order, the Royal Archivist, or their substitute, is instructed to move the repealed Executive Order to the "Defunct Executive Orders" sub-board in Queen Elizabeth III Law Library, and also instructed to publish Executive Order 055 to the "Executive Orders" sub-board in Queen Elizabeth III Law Library. |
9. Commencement and Scope | |
(1) This Order shall take effect immediately upon signature and publication. (2) This Order shall remain in force until formally rescinded or superseded by competent authority. |
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