Governor: 
The Overseas Aeroplanes of San Laurenz
WA Delegate: None.
Founder: The Overseas Aeroplanes of San Laurenz
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Embassies: Balder.
Bragi contains 4 nations.
Today's World Census Report
The Most Politically Free in Bragi
These nations allow citizens the greatest amount of freedom to select their own government.
As a region, Bragi is ranked 24,562nd in the world for Most Politically Free.
 | Nation | WA Category | Motto | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Overseas Aeroplanes of San Laurenz | Capitalist Paradise | “When you were young you were the king of carrot flowers” | |
| 2. |  The Free Land of Bragigard | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | “Protect Bragi” | |
| 3. |  The Republic of Wandering Mark | Moralistic Democracy | “Lets go” | |
| 4. |  The Grand Armed Forces of Visayas-Hoseo | Corrupt Dictatorship | “Il-Gwerra hija Eterna, Kif Inhi l-Vitorja” |
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Why?
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Almartan Makes it Three
It was Friday evening, the sun is on course to descent below the horizon as it dimly illuminates the room. President Marc Eva Patricia sat on his office, tired, beside him are 2 mugs of coffees and a pile of letters brought in from the mailroom still unaddressed.
He ought to have his desk clean by the night and opens one envelope, it tore with a sharper crackle than usual.
It was a letter dispatched none other from 
Jude S, the very same nation he had previously addressed and gave recognition. His eyes slightly widens, to say that he was surprised was an understatement. He expected the letter to be no more than a form of gratitude, but what it addresses was far off from what he had anticipated.
"Letter of Invitation - The Alliance of Crainnford"
He took a few minutes, thinking about it for himself whether he should entrust to cooperate with a newly established government.
Then he recalled an event long passed, Almartan and other nations was collectively attacked by Zekberg and it's puppets. The lack of a longstanding and prepared defensive alliance caused more casualties than what was necessary and could've been prevented.
He called for his secretary, Lia to forward the letter into Vice President Gallantino's office.
She leaves the room, the door's squeak ensures him that it is closed. He reaches his phone and immediately calls for the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs, Marco Ilbiza to consult diplomatic advices.
Marco's tone was slightly higher than usual, he concluded it is still too early to determine and suggested for a meeting scheduled overmorrow.
click, click, click, click. A clock, overhang from sets of banners indicates that it is quarter past nine. Secretariat of the Commonwealth, Lucas was the last person to enter the room. Sat between the roundtables are President Marc Eva Patricia, Vice President Gallantino Oscar Hernandez, Secretariat of Foreign Affairs Marco Ilbiza, and Secretariat of the Armed Forces Fernando Palazuelos who have been waiting for a few minutes.
"You may leave the room now" calls the President to the 6 guards on standby inside the room.
"May we begin?" Says Marco Ilbiza, his hands grips firmly on an envelope of documents and dossiers.
It took them 6 and a half hours to discuss it thoroughly, the President is to issue a bill onto the congress to be discussed and ratified on the behalf of the entire Commonwealth.
3 months, after multiple rigorous hearings it took the chambers 3 months to determine the decision, with 72% voting in favor.
The bill is passed, then reviewed and ratified before it's forwarded to the president's office.
The procedure is continued, Marc signs it, cementing the authority. Marco Ilbiza's office then prepares the instrument of accession, before it is then sent into the Alliance's depository in Pavrna.
A week passes, the depository returns a letter denoting the acceptance, Almartan's presence in the alliance will be effective once Almartan have assigned it's representative and upon signing the official decree publicly.
Following intensive coordination with the Alliance, Almartan successfully accessioned the treaty. The only step remaining is to sign the decree publicly.
Hundreds of press are waiting on the Presidential Palace Brief Room, Marc Eva Patricia alongside Gallantino, Lucas, Marco, and a delegate of the Alliance of Crainnford. Every single Secretariat delivers their statement.
It is now Marc's turn, he grasps the lectern, his body leans just slightly forward. Elaborating Almartan's stance within the decision. The delegate hands over the decree of accession, followed by the click of a pen and screeches of a ballpoint tip gliding across the paper.
Almartan officially becomes a party to the treaty of the Alliance of Crainnford.
Lights flashes everywhere, illuminating the room. Marco must've been regretful that didn't take off his glasses beforehand.
A short stand in ceremony is conducted. The Almartanian anthem is performed by the Palace's band as Marc exchanges flag with the Delegate.
JUDE S CONGRESS RATIFIES ALLIANCE WITH
Almartan CELEBRATIONS FOLLOW
Government to pursue closer ties as President seeks summit with Almartan counterpart
The Jude S Congress convened in emergency session today following confirmation that Almartan's legislature had passed the Alliance offer. Lawmakers moved swiftly to ratify the treaty, formally bringing the alliance into force. The measure passed with broad, cross-party support, and signed copies were dispatched to the Almartan government shortly after the vote.
News of the ratification prompted widespread celebration across the nation. Crowds gathered in major city squares, many carrying the flags of both countries, while public spaces and cafes reported heavy turnout as citizens discussed the agreement. Public approval of Almartan, already well above that of most other nations, is reported to have risen further. Observers noted that many citizens view the alliance as a partnership chosen freely rather than one forced by circumstance.
In a statement following the vote, the President of Jude S expressed a wish to meet personally with the President of Almartan. The proposed summit is expected to address shared priorities, including defense and diplomatic coordination, with the aim of aligning the two nations' strategic direction more closely. The President described the meeting as an opportunity to move from a signed agreement to a durable partnership grounded in trust and open communication.
No date or location for the meeting has been announced. Officials from both governments are expected to begin preliminary discussions in the coming days.
In regards to the newly claimed territory in Balder, our cartographers would like to offer a reminder that diplomacy is always the answer to territory disputes. Our cartographers will remain neutral in territorial disputes, and in that case, will draw borders based on functional status.
For example, imagine an area on the map claimed by both Nation A and Nation B. Nation B has invaded this area and has troops stationed inside of it, however, Nation A is still funding and operating national and state level agencies, then functionally that territory belongs to Nation A and the map will reflect that.
If the invasion of the area from Nation B is sufficient at stopping the functioning of Nation A's government but Nation B has not restored the function of government agencies in that area, the land is considered contested, and the map will reflect that.
If the invasion of the area from Nation B is sufficient at stopping the functioning of Nation A's government AND Nation B has installed its own national and local government agencies, then functionally that territory belongs to Nation B and the map will reflect that.
The Muspelgardian cartographers have the final say in the map. If presented with evidence that a nation is governing an area claimed by another nation, we will change the map to reflect that, given the evidence is sound.
Pakanian Elections Upon Us! The Top 3 Contenders for President of Pakania
October 10th, 2025
With the elections set to happen on October 28th, it is time to go over the selected candidates most popular with the locals! As the now ending term of el Partido Progressivo de Pakania comes to a close, and a few individuals dominate the polls today so we're here to talk about them!
- Ricardo Tómez from los Conservadores de Pakania vouches to enrichen the country and put money in the people’s hands, while being pro-capitalist and pro-business. He’s keen on international proposals if it makes 
Pakania a richer country in the end.
- Re-running is Lana Martida from el Partido Progressivo de Pakania, who wants to further develop Pakanian welfare and social programs. Overly pacifist, she vouches for world peace and maximum diplomacy and trade.
- Víolet de Armacielo from la Comunidad Seguridad de Pakania promises to boost military spending and nourish the weapon development sector while spending more on logistics and weapon testing instead. Her policies follow a plan to reduce moderate crime down to a virtual none, spend more in social welfare in education, and has agreed to laxer international deals than what's she's previously campaigned.
This year, the PRP was unable to rank among the top three and formed a coalition with the PPP to support Martida's re-election, while the PVP's candidate falls low in the polls. We've accumulated some predictions for this year's president, though it remains to see who's choosen for presidency. Tómez's past in business and city work management makes him a popular choice for small and big company owners alike, with his popularity riding off urban folk and industrial towns such as Pablo. However, union workers and certain NGOs have repeatedly warned that his lax regulation position towards businesses and companies could very well lead to a wider wealth gap and a lessening of working rights for people. As for Martida, polls see a constant popularity in the red provinces as usual, though a lesser portion of the population in blue provinces are voting for the PPP in 2025 than in 2020. The working class and elderly demographic are the biggest supporters of Martida's second presidency, though the older population is split between voting for a party that both provides more reliable retirement programs and pensions but also has socially progressive laws on their agenda. The lower-income conservative population is also seemingly split. According to opposition, right-leaning Pakanians don't seem to have reservation towards the PPP as much as towards Lana Martida as an individual, for her extreme progressive stances regarding legalizing marijuana recreationally and views on non-life threatening surgeries for minors. Regarding Armacielo, her strong cultural sense of Pakanian nationality and pride for her country has gotten her a wide range of support from conservatives and youth alike. Common critics, despite her well-intended confidence and honour, is her discriminatory takes on foreigners and blatant xenophobia, often citing that "Pakanian mentality and culture is superior [to outsiders.]"
We will be reporting the ongoing elections on the 28th, so stay tuned!
Political Backgrounder Overview for New Voters
October 1st, 2025
Pakania has a unicameral, multi-party system. Although there are two major political parties, no one party often has a chance of gaining power alone, and parties must work with each other to form coalition governments. The President of Pakania is both head of state and head of government. Executive power is exercised by the president while Legislative power is granted in la Asamblea Nacional de Pakania, with 71 legislators in the National Assembly. The Judiciary is often independent of the executive and the legislature but not all the time. The president and vice-president are elected on a single ballot for a five-year term by direct popular vote. Presidents are allowed to immediately run for re-election, however are not eligible to have presidency for more than 10 years in their lifetime/no more than 2 terms within a lifetime. Elections are always held on October 28 every 5 years.
- La Comunidad Seguridad de Pakania (CSP).
Founded by Felipé Sansado, this party has traditionally had more conservative stances and priorities safety, well being, sturdy militaristic funding, advancing Pakanian culture and events, and protecting the cultural identity of the country. It played a key role in establishing order and new government reforms after the 1989 overthrow of an almost decade-long dictatorship. The party is most well known for its strong role in law enforcement and funding national events. [Colours: Red.]
El Partido Progressivo de Pakania (PPP).
This party is priorities progress, personal freedoms, welfare, education and, ironically enough, retirement programs. It’s the most inclusive party of the Republic, advocating for shorter requirements for citizenship and a strong approach towards international peace. The party collapsed back in 1950 after political disarray and massive defecting, but was re-established in 1964. It’s most well known for legalization of cannabis in medicinal practice and homeless programs. [Colours: Blue.]
Los Conservadores de Pakania (CPP).
Formed as a result of dissatisfied politicians from both the PPP and CSP in 1990, this party seeked to renovate the political sphere of the country. It’s most adamant on personal and economic freedoms for the people and businesses. It’s well known for giving business subsidies and large tax breaks for the population, instead protecting privacy and economic growth in all sense. It has traditionally been conservative, though its economic approach is highly liberalistic. [Colours: Purple.]
El Partido Revolucionario de Pakania (PRP).
This party is one of the original parties of the Republic, old as 1818, and has been focused on community wellbeing and rights. Formed from keen unionist and workers, this party priorities development of communities, land, and housing. Its approach to welfare is more broad and community based as opposed to individualistic and it’s most well known for advocating better working rights in 1990 in the Workers Crisis of May. [Colours: Maroon.]
El Partido Verdeviva de Pakania (PVP).
This party focuses on ecology, scientific and ecological development, recycling, sustainable development, and use of reusable energy, as well as boosting the tourism sector of the country. It was formed in 2000 by university students and professors in a joint effort with progressive politicians during the aftermath of the 4th largest protest in Pakanian history. It is most known for advocating ecological conservation and coming up with sustainable initiatives that has not only changed the Pakanian landscape but its political sphere as well. [Colours: Green.]
So far, leading the polls is the CSP and the PPP, with the CPP going strong but lagging in certain provinces. The PVP has formed a coalition with the PPP, while the PRP continues to decline in popularity. So far, Armacielo has heavily criticized Martida for her overly "pacifistic nature" and condemns her lackluster approach to the National Defence Forces of Pakania while Tómez retorts that his overall approach to this country's economics is superior to both the other candidates. Martida responded to Armacielo's criticism last Sunday by enticing the boldened woman to be less publicly proud of her xenophobia, calling it an "undesirable trait unfit for Pakanian values and a shame for our culture." Tómez, meanwhile, was called out by the late Presidente Chalé Olmanez from the PRP for a major lack in business regulation that could lead to corruption.
Next week, we shall go into further detail into the political debates.
Shining hazel eyes gleam in the dark. Like a small viper slithering in the tropical forest, the beholder of the wide jewel eyes cloaks herself with stealth and the unsuspecting silence, nimble feet revealing nothing but practiced ease. She's not creeping, but walking without being kept company by noise.
The presidential room is dark, blinds closed; a strange and unusual decor choice for Presidenta Lana Martida. Even weirder still, she's facing the blinded window, not the wooden door. She appears to be quivering, round shoulders trembling with fright. Dressed in a button-up shirt and tacky shoes, pearls and etches of gold sparkle on her neck and wrists. Long, silky chestnut hair seems to drape her pretty soft face. Large shadows from potted plants, exotic ferns with large and imposing markings, eat away at the messy desk and the president. Unbothered are the dust specs floating freely in a fragile air. Unbeknownst to her, the door closes with no sound.
Snake-like eyes open wide in the darkness near the only exit. The bit of light from the shutters reflect a piercing hazel glint, revealing shockingly small slit pupils against shiny haunting eyeballs. A head twists, a snake-like tilt. They analyze carefully the room and Presidenta Martida, without missing the slightest detail before resuming an unnoticeable approach. Stifled air means there was activity in the room minutes ago, the shuddering movements of Presidenta Martida means a sort of distress is going on, and the light blue mask she wears is hanging underneath her chin implies heavy breathing. Stepping closer, the dim light reveals a very tall woman wearing a dull-brown poncho, sleek formal pants, and a violet Pakanian facemask. Her eyelashes flick swiftly as her snake-eyes blink down on her president from behind. The Pakanian Representative. Wide snake-eyes soften into half opened, bloated pupils as her gaze follows the president's frame.
Without a word, hungry hands slowly run up Martida's skin, brushing her arms. The young woman leans down to the president's height, she who is glued to the chair while struggling to mute a gasp. Seamlessly, her body leers closer, with only the rim of the chair between them. If she wants to, the representative could neatly place her chin on the president's shoulders. She's so close to Martida that the older woman can hear the calm breathing of a nose.
"Lana, querida, ¿qué es lo que pasa?" The Pakanian Representative asks with a hum.
Presidenta Martida's breath comes out bumpy, like a disconnecting TV. It's alluring.
"Ah, Perlas..." The president begins. "Me asustaste, Perlas…" Her light brown peepers hesitantly pauses on the delicate hands that strokes her skin. Yet, her gaze would not meet the young woman's, attentively staring under a half-eyed glow.
Perlas wants to remove a lone strand dangling over Martida's cheek but knows it would be pushing the limit. Her warmth teases Perlas, invites her for more, but as usual, restraint logically calls against such. And besides, the tense tightness around the older woman's small lips and curved chin tell a different story. Despite the apparent discomfort, it doesn't bother Perlas, and she likely would press on a little further if it wasn't for her curiosity to Martida's initial distress. Her hands creep onto the side of the chair as Martida breathes a sigh.
"Las elecciones son en once días. Aún hay tanto trabajo por hacer, de mi parte, y no sé…el estrés simplemente me consumió," explains Martida, head shaking. Yet, she's frozen in her seat. The building phone rings suddenly, lighting a jump from Presidenta Martida. She picks it up swiftly, nervously, and listens to the speaker on the other line. Perlas watches her eyebrows crease, her lips pursing, a likely sign that the president is trying to focus, something that requires thought and care. The way her foot softly stamps on and off can only mean restrained restlessness.
A phone rings and the Pakanian president picks it up in haste. She nods as the other line rants on, giving small hums and conformational noises, softly shaking her head. Perlas watches her expression of worry, of concern, and patiently stays behind. To much of her interest, it's the small sweat that builds up behind Martida's neck that captivates the Pakanian Represenative. By how long the call goes on for, Perlas is able to deduce that whoever is behind the line is listing instructions or demands of some sort, and based on the president's response, it should be electoral related. Hmm, likely a member of the Partido Progressivo de Pakania who wants information for the next rally. Soon, the call ends and Martida sighs. She murmurs something under her breath, cursing, and presses a weary hand on the forehead. She's stressed.
"Hmm," Perlas hums. Underneath her mask, the Pakanian Representative smiles before a hand goes under her poncho to pull out a folder. Stepping away from behind Martida, she stands to the president's side as the folder is lightly handed to her. While Martida opens it, with efficiency, Perlas takes care of organizing the messy files and campaign flyers sprawled on the desk and, once in a neat stack, pulls a chair to sit besides Presidenta Martida. No time to spare when it comes to being useful, after all.
In the folder is a list of all the latest remarks and criticism from last week made by opposition, details regarding different appointment schedules, recommended speeches for the next rally, goal highlights, and some brand-new cheerful sticky pads. Martida nods her thanks to Perlas, telling her with a small voice she needn't have done this, though much falls on deaf ears. Perlas's habit to go above and beyond gets the better of her. The young woman ritualistically looks for a coffee mug to sip on, hoping to keep her mind sharp and attentive.
The silence draws out nicely and as Presidenta Martida reviews the files. The woman gets to work after and thanks Perlas again. The young woman smiles underneath her mask, watching the president work. She gets up to leave, but not before spotting Martida setting aside the files near a categorized pile where all the other reports and information gathered by Perlas in the last few months are.
The door closes without a sound and just as Perlas had came in without noise ever catching her, her exit follows the same fashion.
Addled BraintopiaAlmartan
CorkenlandJude S
Lone Leaf Republic
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SerbmilmilandPerhaps interested regional countries:
Lady Scylla
Others to be added.
---- ♢ Little bit about the story's production. ♢ ----
I first published this post on November 29th, 2025 in The Pacific for the map roleplay of Enessa. I had started the post sometime in October 2025 and stalled every now and then to get it done. I really kicked into gears around November, especially once having moved to the Region (leaving Balder, which is a mistake I'll never do again) and become a recognized member of the Enessa RP community. Originally, I didn't have much ideas for a brand new revamp for Pakania, and I was stuck on ideas for the Valsora roleplay. Eventually, all it took was looking at a different angle. Much of the plans I had for the Enessa's Pakania were dependent and loosely based on the existing people, landscape settings, climate, history, and lore of Valsora's Pakania. The difference? Just different tweaks and a completely different direction for some of the main political figures. I managed to make one official publication before rejoining Balder on December 1st, 2025, and with it forced the abandonment of a story that had lots of potential and little independent worldbuilding.
I was hesitant to bring this story into Bragi, since most of my posts depend on community engagement and activity, which is why a desolate roleplay community like this one was perfect to transfer over and foster my other roleplay with Intilkan. Luckily, I know a few others who wish to engage in our small roleplay community, and I'd like to lead by example. So here's to recycling old works!
Jude S and Ceraunophilia
I need to lock in dang, I need to expand my internal lore and rp
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