Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on October 04, 2026, 02:18:11 PM

Quote from: Lee Kinrin on October 04, 2026, 08:39:44 AMAm I from this province now? How should I start a topic?

You just did. :D

Please read our Constitution and Laws.

Thank you for your welcome and legal provisions.

Am I from this province now? How should I start a topic?

Dear Baron, can I join the Progressive Alliance? I am very curious about the politics of the kingdom and I hope to be a member of the Progressive Alliance. Thank you for reading and look forward to your reply.

Quote from: xpb on October 28, 2020, 11:18:26 PMhttp://www.worldquizzing.com/

There will be some places where you can participate at a venue, or you can arrange to participate by nominating a proctor to receive the material for you to take part (or you can become a proctor for others - you just cant be both a player and a proctor)  That could be in your own home, or outdoors such as I am doing in Boulder CO.

The World Quizzing Championships is made up of eight papers. These are given out in two packs of four papers. Contestants have 60 minutes to answer each pack. Which paper is in which pack will vary from year to year as the IQA draws this at random in order to keep the event a fair as possible. The subjects within each genre are:

Culture
Architecture, Fine art, Museums, Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, World cultures

Entertainment
Ballet, Classical music, Film Music, Jazz & World Music, Opera, Pop music, Radio, Television

History
Civilisations, Current Affairs, Exploration, Famous People, History

Lifestyle
Costume, Design, Fashion, Food & Drink, Handicrafts, Health & Fitness, Human Body, New Age beliefs, Products & Brands, Tourism

Media
Comic strips, Comic books, Graphic novels, Film, Language, Literature

Sciences
Exact sciences (Chemistry, Physics etc.), Fauna, Flora, Social sciences

Sport & Games
Games, Sports, Hobbies & Pastimes, Records & achievements (in context of genre)

World
Cities, Human Geography, Physical Geography, Inventions, Space, Technology, Transport

It is possible that a question might appear to reside in either of one or two, or perhaps more, genres. Players should be aware that in selecting questions we take care to ensure a certain level of coverage and geographical spread in each of the genres and this might well dictate which genre it will finally appear within.

I am happy to answer questions from anyone about the logistics

相见欢.中秋

秋风落絮飘花，月乘霞。古道山台僧厝念人家。
玉阙上，若相望，影孤单。渡步客乡高目照叠峦。

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, friends

Thank you, I have been waiting for a long time, and I am very happy to officially become a citizen of talossa.

Yes, sir, I see. Thank you.

Have you tried? Does it taste good？

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on September 16, 2026, 09:27:28 AM

Quote from: Lee Kinrin on September 16, 2026, 04:00:19 AMWhere should I start? I don't know the order.

Start first with Mercy, then Livesuit, then Faith

Thank you for your trouble-free answer, which is very helpful to me.

I have learned about your website, thank you for sharing it.

Where should I start? I don't know the order.

I just found out that I set the year of birth to 2026.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on September 16, 2026, 12:32:18 AM

Quote from: Liz Quiehui on September 16, 2026, 12:21:23 AMDear Sir,

Thank you for your warm welcome and your meaningful question. Please accept my apologies for the delayed response, as I have been away on a business trip and only recently regained full internet access.

My interest in micronations stems from a multi-disciplinary approach. As a jurist and an IT professional, I view these sovereign projects as fascinating models for institutional structures, digital citizenship, and cross-cultural harmony in the digital age. I am deeply interested in studying how micro-politics and constitutional frameworks interact outside traditional state boundaries.

In parallel with my legal and technological views, I am also an author and poet. My research and creative works—which focus heavily on cultural heritage, mindfulness philosophy, and traditional folklore—are fully digitalized and archived on my official Google Academic Sites:
- https://sites.google.com/view/thegioivanhochoangquochuy/trang-ch%E1%BB%A7
- https://sites.google.com/view/vanhoclizquiehui/trang-ch%E1%BB%A7

Through joining the Wittenberg community, I look forward to observing Talossa's unique constitutional history and engaging in intellectual knowledge-sharing with all of you.

Best regards,
Liz Quiehui

Liz, thanks so much for your excellent informative answer. As a scholar please consider applying to our Royal Society for the Advancement of Knowledge which has seen new life under the leadership of President Tierçéu Rôibeardescù. I also would like to invite you to submit your poetry when we have another literary contest.

What should I do if I want to join in?

I learned how to draft the bill here.

How are national laws drafted and submitted to Parliament?

Now I am more looking forward to becoming a full citizen, a completely fair election.

What should I do if I want to take part in the election?

Quote from: Moinul Moin on June 21, 2026, 04:57:32 AMHi everyone!

I'd love to get to know my fellow Talossans a bit better. What's one country you've visited that left a lasting impression on you, or one country you dream of visiting someday? I'd be interested to hear what attracts you to those places—history, culture, food, scenery, or something else.

Looking forward to the discussion!

My own answer:

I have traveled to Nepal and India so far.

In the future, I would love to visit Spain, mainly to visit the stadiums of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid and experience the football culture firsthand.

Germany is another country high on my list, as I would love to see the home of famous companies such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Volkswagen.

I would also like to visit the United Kingdom, especially London, to see Buckingham Palace and take a photo with the King's Guards.

France is another dream destination of mine. I would love to visit the Eiffel Tower and, of course, the Talossan province of Cézembre.

One memorable thing from my trip to Nepal was seeing people do bungee jumping. I didn't try it myself, but it was amazing to watch.

As for India, the most impressive sight was undoubtedly the Taj Mahal. Seeing such an iconic monument in person was a remarkable experience.

Quote from: Moinul Moin on June 21, 2026, 04:57:32 AMHi everyone!

I'd love to get to know my fellow Talossans a bit better. What's one country you've visited that left a lasting impression on you, or one country you dream of visiting someday? I'd be interested to hear what attracts you to those places—history, culture, food, scenery, or something else.

Looking forward to the discussion!

My own answer:

I have traveled to Nepal and India so far.

In the future, I would love to visit Spain, mainly to visit the stadiums of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid and experience the football culture firsthand.

Germany is another country high on my list, as I would love to see the home of famous companies such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Volkswagen.

I would also like to visit the United Kingdom, especially London, to see Buckingham Palace and take a photo with the King's Guards.

France is another dream destination of mine. I would love to visit the Eiffel Tower and, of course, the Talossan province of Cézembre.

One memorable thing from my trip to Nepal was seeing people do bungee jumping. I didn't try it myself, but it was amazing to watch.

As for India, the most impressive sight was undoubtedly the Taj Mahal. Seeing such an iconic monument in person was a remarkable experience.

I want to go to Singapore, because my great-grandmother is from Singapore, and she has seven brothers and sisters who are still there, relatives I have never met.

Quote from: King Txec on August 28, 2026, 01:27:20 PM

It is with deepest condolences and solidarity with the People of Nepal and Tibet as well as surrounding countries that We issue this Royal Proclamation as those countries deal with the horrific events now unfolding in the region.

Today Talossa stands with our friends in Nepal and Tibet as they navigate this challenging time, and we acknowledge all the relief workers and nations of the world flowing resources into the region to assist in this tragedy.

We further call upon our BHAID to investigate how the People of Talossa can alleviate, in at least some small part, the suffering now unfolding.

Given under Our hand Royal at the city of Riverside this twenty-eighth day of August, in the year of salvation 2026, of the independence of Talossa the forty-seventh, and of Our reign the second.

At present, China and Nepal have sent a large number of characteristic operators and experts to Nepal and Xizang, hoping to minimize the sacrifice and disappearance.

Quote from: Sir Lüc on September 01, 2026, 05:06:07 PMCan be found in more detail here: https://database.talossa.com/elections/august-2026-elections.


Results are provisional until certified by the Electoral Commission.

A - Elections to the 63rd Cosă

PARTY	#	%	/200	Seats
Progressive Alliance	36	43.90	87.80	88
Uniun dels Reformistaes Livereschti	34	41.46	82.93	83
Green Party	5	6.10	12.20	12
Independent Green/Anarcho-Surrealist Party	4	4.88	9.76	10
Independent Progressive	3	3.66	7.32	7
(Present)	17
(total not Present)	82	100	197 + 3	200

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B - Elections to the Senate

Belacostă

CANDIDATE	#	%
Mic'haglh Autófil	7	63.64
Moses Emefiele (write-in)	1	9.09
Xherált Ups Cantoûr (write-in)	1	9.09
Pôl dal Cräpscaßada (write-in)	1	9.09
Lüc da Schir (write-in)	1	9.09
(Present)	3
(total not Present)	11	100

Mic'haglh Autófil is elected. No further rounds of IRV necessary.

Maritiimi-Maxhestic

CANDIDATE	#	%
Alexandreu Davinescu	5	83.33
Marcel Tafial	1	16.67
(Present)	2
(total not Present)	6	100

Alexandreu Davinescu is elected. No further rounds of IRV necessary.

Vuode

CANDIDATE	#	%
Éovart Grischun	5	71.42
Tric'hard Lenxheir	1	14.29
Trotxa Betiñeir (write-in)	1	14.29
(Present)	2
(total not Present)	7	100

Éovart Grischun is elected. No further rounds of IRV necessary.

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C1 - Referendum on 62RZ07

77 votes were cast in favour of ratification, 5 were cast against. 17 voters abstained or left this part blank.

The votes in favour outnumbering the votes against, the referendum is adopted.

C2 - Referendum on 62RZ14

67 votes were cast in favour of ratification, 10 were cast against. 22 voters abstained or left this part blank.

The votes in favour outnumbering the votes against, the referendum is adopted.

C3 - Referendum on 62RZ15

58 votes were cast in favour of ratification, 12 were cast against. 29 voters abstained or left this part blank.

The votes in favour outnumbering the votes against, the referendum is adopted.

C4 - Referendum on 62RZ26

68 votes were cast in favour of ratification, 12 were cast against. 19 voters abstained or left this part blank.

The votes in favour outnumbering the votes against, the referendum is adopted.

C5 - Referendum on 62RZ27

80 votes were cast in favour of ratification, 4 were cast against. 15 voters abstained or left this part blank.

The votes in favour outnumbering the votes against, the referendum is adopted.

I have probably learned from this section that democracy in our country was running at that time.