At its most recent regularly scheduled press conference, the Crossbellan government presented its economic forecast for the coming fiscal year. This announcement will serve as a touchstone for the trade conference next month.
In response to the news, the West Zemurian economy experienced a surge in stock activity, flooding exchanges with frantic brokers and stimulating both domestic and foreign markets alike. We will continue monitoring the situation as the conference approaches.
◆The West Zemuria Trade Conference◆
Proposed by Crossbell City's mayor, Dieter Crois, the first-of-its-kind international summit has garnered much attention from politicians and economists across Zemuria since its announcement, with some stating that the event could shape the continent's economy for the next decade. Seminars for business owners will be held on a frequent basis, and an informational pamphlet outlining details relevant to the conference is set to be published ahead of the event.
◆Orchis Tower's Debut Fast Approaching◆
Crossbell City's new city hall, dubbed 'Orchis Tower' by Mayor Crois, has been completed in time for the West Zemuria Trade Conference. At a staggering 250 arge tall, it is the tallest building on the continent. The unveiling will be held as a highlight of the conference's opening ceremony. This is one reveal you won't want to miss!
[Politics] Mayor Crois Seeks to Reform the Diet
Mayor Crois
The new mayor's recently submitted proposal has caused quite a stir in the diet, which remains firmly divided between the Imperial and Republican factions.
Speaker Henry MacDowell welcomed the proposal, which will likely be debated in the coming term. What structural change, if any, will the mayor's motion bring about? The Crossbell News Service will be keeping a close eye on any further developments.
[Crime] Former Mayoral Secretary Back Behind Bars
Ernest Reis, former secretary to then Mayor MacDowell, has been arrested once again by the CPD's Special Support Section. Former speaker Hartmann was also taken in for questioning on various charges, including bribery. The case has since been relegated to the First Division, who stated that Hartmann's testimony regarding his involvement with the cult incident would be taken at a later time.
[Technology] Orbal Network Test Enters Second Phase
The orbal network--under joint management of the government, IBC, and Epstein Foundation--has begun the next stage of its connectivity testing. Project heads claim they will be able to support more users at higher speeds and anticipate the increased use of computer terminals. Perhaps one day, you, too, will be able to access the orbal network from the comfort of your own home.
[Culture] Highlighting Historic Monuments
- Stargazer's Tower: A Marvel in a Sea of Green -
Off the beaten path of Ursula Road, just southwest of the city, lies Stargazer's Tower, a magnificent ruin dating back to the Middle Ages. Legend has it that the structure, which features a large bell upon its roof, was used by astronomers to observe the stars. Though entry is currently prohibited, why not dedicate an occasional passing thought to our home's historic landmarks?
[Leisure] The Weekend Forecast
Watch out for rainy weather rolling into Crossbell City this weekend. Readers who plan on leaving the house are advised not to forget their umbrellas. The Mainz region, however, should expect clear conditions for the entire duration.
[Ad] Times Department Store Rooftop Opening Soon
We are pleased to announce that renovations have finally been completed on our rooftop area, which will be opening for public use in the near future. Customers are invited to use this space to relax and take in the view during their visit to the store.
