Foreign Policy Unchanged

The hospitality of Germany knows no bounds, and will be accepting a further 20,000 Syrian refugees that the Hungarians rejected. All individuals without a VISA will not be prosecuted. Upon accomodating the refugees, they will be given home developments to the east of Munich.

2016 Rio Olympic Games

The German Government has not expressed concern regarding the safety of their athletes in Rio, trusting that the Brazilian Government are taking all the necessary steps and pre-cautions to ensure the Games go ahead without drama. The Government are leaving the decision to the athletes themselves concerning if they want to attend the games or not.

Heckler & Koch G36 Call-Back

Due to reports within the Bundeswehr that the G36 assault rifle, after prolonged use, will begin to suffer various over-heating and cracking issues. Concerned, the military are beginning to re-call the rifle to evaluate the design of the weapon and it's overall durability as time goes on. Germany sends out the reports detailing the issues with the weapon to various countries that use the rifle. Canada, Italy, France, Poland, Finland, Belgium, Australia, Czech Republic and Denmark have all been sent these reports. Germany will leave it to their decision if they want to return the weapons, and have them returned without charge nor issue.

More dams are to eb built in Brazil to harness the energy of the rivers along witht he diversion of water to arid areas to encourage farming.

With this in mind the state wqill encourage more solar paals, wind turbines and wave energy converters.

Also another initive to increase housing in densly populated areas to decrese homlessness.


// did a quick one to say i am RPing also dont expect anything on the olypics by me.

The Republic of Korea has grown tired of the impasse with our neighbours to the north. The despotic and authoritarian regime of the DPRK has blatantly disregarded any measures put forth by the international community and it has become time to end its tyrannical rule. The Republic of Korea is going to go to all lengths possible to force the DPRK's hand, and unite Korea under a stable, fair, just regime, under rule of law.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has begun to reach out to the Chinese, Russian, and American government for urgent talks regarding the DPRK. At the next United Nations meeting, the Republic of Korea will push our hardline stance on the DPRK.

The National Intelligence Service will begin to infiltrate North Korea from the northern border with China, and at a signal, our sleeper agents will prepare to sabotage military targets amongst other things. While they wait, they are to subtly spread pro-south korea propaganda and raise criticisms against the government

The Ministry of Unification is to take a team from the ministries of public safety and security; land, infrastructure, and transport; agriculture, food, and rural affairs; government administration and home affairs; and health and welfare to create a task force that can effectively begin to develop north korea once it is reclaimed and ensure the wellbeing of the populace.

New policies for refugees

Any refugees entering the country must be checked by a doctor for diseases, if the person has any they must be treated. All refugees will be sent to less populated towns and will be given a job at a local business or at a company.

Military exercises in Sandhammaren

The navy, army, and airforce are going to be doing joint training exercises involving. Para jumps, Amphibious landings, air and naval support for army operations, and Anti-terroist operations. These training exercises are to ensure that our military is prepared for situations in the future.

MANILA, Philippines -- The United Nations arbitral tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands has ruled that China's nine-dash line is invalid as a territorial boundary, and that the People's Republic of China has illigally violated Filipino sovereignty.

This ruling was expected but nevertheless reassuring for the Philippines and its citizens. Despite this, the world now watches the South China Sea with apprehension to see what will happen next.