Hm... the proposed LegOrg.IV.3 should probably say "rounded to the nearest non-zero integer" rather than the "next" to make absolutely clear what rounding method is intended.

Once that change has been made, I will approve.

So far, I've been to Poland (obviously, the rest of my family is there), Italy, Holy See, France, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia (transit), Croatia, the Netherlands (transit), Belgium (transit), Czechia (transit) and the UK.

I would want to visit Portugal, Malta, Morocco, Greece, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, Canada and the US (when there will be a government ran by the Democrats).

Quote from: Moinul Moin on Today at 04:57:32 AMI would love to see the home of famous companies such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Volkswagen

So that's Bavaria for BMW (Munich) and Audi (Ingolstadt), Baden-Württemberg for Mercedes-Benz and Porsche (Stuttgart) and Lower Saxony for Volkswagen (Wolfsburg). I highly recommend Bavaria though, specifically the Alpine regions, especially at Lake Constance, Lindau specifically.

Hi 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: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 09:23:18 PMAfter some review and deliberation the special edition covering the Bangladeshi revolution has been delayed indefinitely.

Can I know the reason? @Breneir Tzaracomprada

After some review and deliberation the special edition covering the Bangladeshi revolution has been delayed indefinitely.

Upcoming items for the June 2026 edition this week include coverage of the Ziu reforms, immigration, and the Green Party proposal for a Me Too donation from the BHAID.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 10:07:35 AMI don't want to jinx it, but my bracket is looking surprisingly good!

Heh, you're not wrong. You managed to get quite a few (what I thought were) surprising results correct. Well done. Still, early days.

62RZ25 - Contra, agreeing with Baron Davinescu's expressed concern

VOC - Üc

-- John, Duke of Lupul

I'd like to vote Contra.

Allegiance to the government is definitely not necessary, but allegiance to the King in a Kingdom is sine qua non, unless the same is indirectly assured indirectly by the present set of wordings.

I vote to approve this bill.