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Einswenn wrote:We all didn’t get our paycheck for such involvement so as true capitalists we just cancelled this cult, no money no cult

For real like some people got bills to pay and family’s to feed. Being in a cult is not easy so we got to get our checks in.

Einswenn, Iceagea, Skalliad, and Caparica

The Aosta Valley wrote:
Welcome
T O T H E A O S T A V A L L E Y

Who are we?

The Aosta Valley, nestled in the western Alps, boasts a population known for its blend of Aostan and Dixian influences, with a strong sense of local identity. The stunning scenery features majestic mountains, lush valleys, and historic architecture, offering residents a serene yet vibrant lifestyle focused on outdoor activities and cultural heritage. Governed as a republic with the capital in Aosta, the area enjoys a unique political structure that supports local traditions while providing essential services and infrastructure.

Life in the Aosta Valley is characterized by a close-knit community where traditions are cherished and celebrated through numerous festivals and events. Residents often engage in outdoor activities like skiing, hiking, and mountaineering, taking advantage of the stunning natural surroundings year-round. The country's rich culinary heritage offers a delightful array of local dishes, fostering a vibrant food culture that emphasizes quality and local ingredients. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and preservation of the environment, daily life here balances modern conveniences with a deep respect for nature and cultural heritage.

The Aosta Valley functions as an independent parliamentary republic, with a political system that emphasizes democratic representation and citizen participation. The government consists of a parliament and a prime minister, who are responsible for crafting and implementing policies that reflect the region's unique cultural and linguistic identity. This parliamentary structure allows for diverse voices to be heard, ensuring that local interests are prioritized in areas such as education, environmental sustainability, and cultural preservation. With a commitment to self-determination, the republic promotes collaboration among its citizens to harmonize economic growth with the protection of its rich heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Renzo Testolin serves as the prime minister of the Aosta Valley, bringing a strong vision for sustainable development and cultural preservation to his leadership. With a background in environmental policy and a deep appreciation for the region’s heritage, he emphasizes the importance of balancing economic growth with the protection of the valley's natural resources. Testolin actively engages with local communities, encouraging dialogue and collaboration to ensure that the voices of citizens shape government initiatives. Under his guidance, the Aosta Valley is fostering innovation in tourism and agriculture while reinforcing its commitment to maintaining its unique identity and environment.


Town-Twinning
O F A O S T A N C I T I E S


This is a government supported section

Ciao and Bonjour! The Consiglio Nazionale (Regional Council) would like to welcome all nations to the Aosta Valley. We love spreading our environmental beauty to other nations and their citizens. Regarding this spread of our picturesque country, we'd love to share the Aosta Valley with the rest of the world.

Introducing our town-twinning (sister city) program, other nations can have close ties to Aostan cities. Our communities can become closer together, and can form a cultural, economic, and even emotional bond between the two areas. School trips can occur between the two in student exchanges! We're welcoming all cities to apply! Some cities that are available for town-twinning are as follows:

Aosta, the capital of the Aosta Valley, is nestled in the heart of the Alps, offering stunning natural landscapes and a rich tapestry of history. Known for its well-preserved Reggallan architecture and picturesque surroundings, the city beautifully blends cultural heritage with breathtaking alpine scenery.

Châtillon, a charming town in the Aosta Valley, is known for its rich history and stunning natural landscapes. Nestled between majestic mountains, it features historical sites like the ancient castle of Ussel, making it a captivating blend of cultural heritage and breathtaking alpine beauty.

Saint-Vincent, renowned for its thermal spas, is a picturesque town in the Aosta Valley that combines historical charm with stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by the majestic Alps, it offers visitors a delightful blend of wellness, rich local culture, and breathtaking landscapes, making it a captivating destination.

Want one of your cities to become a town-twin?
Do you want any of your cities to become a town-twin of one of our cities? If you, you need to fill out this application listed below and telegram us:
Application

Nation Name:
Head of State:
Head of Government:
Foreign Minister or equivalent:

What city would you like to sign up?:
Which city would you like to twin with?:
Describe your national/citywide culture:

List of schools in your city:
Are student exchanges supported in your nation's education system?:

*YL's Signature*

In advance thank you to all applicants, and we're ecstatic to see who wants to have close ties with our cities!

(You can submit more than one city!)


Read factbook


Anyone interested in town-twinning?

i would twin Kamez with a city of your choice! (Kamez is a city in the Albanian Province)

Skorpiie wrote:i would twin Kamez with a city of your choice! (Kamez is a city in the Albanian Province)

What about Chatillion?

The Aosta Valley wrote:What about Chatillion?

Sure!

The Aosta Valley wrote:
Welcome
T O T H E A O S T A V A L L E Y

Who are we?

The Aosta Valley, nestled in the western Alps, boasts a population known for its blend of Aostan and Dixian influences, with a strong sense of local identity. The stunning scenery features majestic mountains, lush valleys, and historic architecture, offering residents a serene yet vibrant lifestyle focused on outdoor activities and cultural heritage. Governed as a republic with the capital in Aosta, the area enjoys a unique political structure that supports local traditions while providing essential services and infrastructure.

Life in the Aosta Valley is characterized by a close-knit community where traditions are cherished and celebrated through numerous festivals and events. Residents often engage in outdoor activities like skiing, hiking, and mountaineering, taking advantage of the stunning natural surroundings year-round. The country's rich culinary heritage offers a delightful array of local dishes, fostering a vibrant food culture that emphasizes quality and local ingredients. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and preservation of the environment, daily life here balances modern conveniences with a deep respect for nature and cultural heritage.

The Aosta Valley functions as an independent parliamentary republic, with a political system that emphasizes democratic representation and citizen participation. The government consists of a parliament and a prime minister, who are responsible for crafting and implementing policies that reflect the region's unique cultural and linguistic identity. This parliamentary structure allows for diverse voices to be heard, ensuring that local interests are prioritized in areas such as education, environmental sustainability, and cultural preservation. With a commitment to self-determination, the republic promotes collaboration among its citizens to harmonize economic growth with the protection of its rich heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Renzo Testolin serves as the prime minister of the Aosta Valley, bringing a strong vision for sustainable development and cultural preservation to his leadership. With a background in environmental policy and a deep appreciation for the region’s heritage, he emphasizes the importance of balancing economic growth with the protection of the valley's natural resources. Testolin actively engages with local communities, encouraging dialogue and collaboration to ensure that the voices of citizens shape government initiatives. Under his guidance, the Aosta Valley is fostering innovation in tourism and agriculture while reinforcing its commitment to maintaining its unique identity and environment.


Town-Twinning
O F A O S T A N C I T I E S


This is a government supported section

Ciao and Bonjour! The Consiglio Nazionale (Regional Council) would like to welcome all nations to the Aosta Valley. We love spreading our environmental beauty to other nations and their citizens. Regarding this spread of our picturesque country, we'd love to share the Aosta Valley with the rest of the world.

Introducing our town-twinning (sister city) program, other nations can have close ties to Aostan cities. Our communities can become closer together, and can form a cultural, economic, and even emotional bond between the two areas. School trips can occur between the two in student exchanges! We're welcoming all cities to apply! Some cities that are available for town-twinning are as follows:

Aosta, the capital of the Aosta Valley, is nestled in the heart of the Alps, offering stunning natural landscapes and a rich tapestry of history. Known for its well-preserved Reggallan architecture and picturesque surroundings, the city beautifully blends cultural heritage with breathtaking alpine scenery.

Châtillon, a charming town in the Aosta Valley, is known for its rich history and stunning natural landscapes. Nestled between majestic mountains, it features historical sites like the ancient castle of Ussel, making it a captivating blend of cultural heritage and breathtaking alpine beauty.

Saint-Vincent, renowned for its thermal spas, is a picturesque town in the Aosta Valley that combines historical charm with stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by the majestic Alps, it offers visitors a delightful blend of wellness, rich local culture, and breathtaking landscapes, making it a captivating destination.

Want one of your cities to become a town-twin?
Do you want any of your cities to become a town-twin of one of our cities? If you, you need to fill out this application listed below and telegram us:
Application

Nation Name:
Head of State:
Head of Government:
Foreign Minister or equivalent:

What city would you like to sign up?:
Which city would you like to twin with?:
Describe your national/citywide culture:

List of schools in your city:
Are student exchanges supported in your nation's education system?:

*YL's Signature*

In advance thank you to all applicants, and we're ecstatic to see who wants to have close ties with our cities!

(You can submit more than one city!)


Read factbook


Anyone interested in town-twinning?

Intruging! I will take part later.

Skorpiie wrote:Sure!

Okay, I'll set it up!

(Just asking) what has been the most chaotic day in Europe so far?

Skorpiie wrote:i would twin Kamez with a city of your choice! (Kamez is a city in the Albanian Province)

How the hell you know Kamëz??

Skorpiie wrote:Sure!

This is a list of municipalities in the Aosta Valley which have standing links to local communities in other countries known as "Linktown twinning" (usually in Europe) or "sister cities" (usually in the rest of the world).

A

Aosta

SomeseniCluj-Napoca, Someseni
Archipel SempiDura Boru, Sempi Archipelago
ArsenialOld Kilmarnovsk, Arsenial
Tuimater, Mabanarlan

C

Châtillon

Imperatorskiy RossiyaGori, Russian Empire
SkorpiieKamëz, Skorpiie
DiarcesiaZuidren, Diarcesia

S

Saint-Vincent

BareuKlink, Bareu
NynphemburgL'Aix, Nynphemburg
VandilaSimcoto, Vandila

Read factbook

Grego wrote:(Just asking) what has been the most chaotic day in Europe so far?

2/11 - Never forget ❤️🇪🇺❤️🇪🇺❤️🇪🇺❤️🇪🇺

Vandila wrote:How the hell you know Kamëz??

wikipedia lol

Happy to announce we had two new additions to the list! Welcome Kamëz & Simcoto!

This is a list of municipalities in the Aosta Valley which have standing links to local communities in other countries known as "Linktown twinning" (usually in Europe) or "sister cities" (usually in the rest of the world).

A

Aosta

SomeseniCluj-Napoca, Someseni
Archipel SempiDura Boru, Sempi Archipelago
ArsenialOld Kilmarnovsk, Arsenial
Tuimater, Mabanarlan

C

Châtillon

Imperatorskiy RossiyaGori, Russian Empire
SkorpiieKamëz, Skorpiie
DiarcesiaZuidren, Diarcesia

S

Saint-Vincent

BareuKlink, Bareu
NynphemburgL'Aix, Nynphemburg
VandilaSimcoto, Vandila

Read factbook

Grego wrote:(Just asking) what has been the most chaotic day in Europe so far?

11/2 or this N-Day, at least the time I've been here

Yugoslavistan wrote:nation=muktir/detail=factbook/id=main
Western Balkania, you got us with these really depressing pictures. Is the situation like this?

what do you mean?

Dilemma.

I have rewritten the script to develop the backstories a little. But in order to initiate a dream sequence I currently have someone (character A) be tranquillised/given a strong anaesthetic by one of the others (character B) without warning.

However, I wonder if this is too extreme, as instinctively this action makes me dislike character B.

I could instead have character A fall unconscious as a result of the pain from their injury instead.

But obviously that’s less dramatic and perhaps a little too convenient.

Character B is going to be sacrificed either way, and I think the idea of that kinda being a partial redemption as well as karma for their controlling behaviour, might be interesting, especially if Character A responds to it with not really knowing how to feel, like it’s not a happy ending, it’s not a sad ending, it’s just an ending.

Ooh I don’t know 😫

Lagene wrote:2/11 - Never forget ❤️🇪🇺❤️🇪🇺❤️🇪🇺❤️🇪🇺

Actually I’d rather forget that day.

Let the iron land

Jim the Baptist wrote:Me too!

Holy s**t, the great Jim is alive

Ironlandd wrote:Let the iron land

ironland!

Grego wrote:ironland!

and he left..

Skorpiie wrote:and he left..

Oh you have to be kidding me!

Grego wrote:Oh you have to be kidding me!

Skorpiie wrote:and he left..

Grego wrote:ironland!

at least i have my own region lol

Grego wrote:ironland!

Skorpiie wrote:and he left..

Grego wrote:Oh you have to be kidding me!

That's why you should move to Titanium! Where dreams come true!

Calbout wrote:That's why you should move to Titanium! Where dreams come true!

Is this supposed to be a joke

Grego wrote:Is this supposed to be a joke

Yes. I was just kidding. Sorry if that was offensive!

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