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Airliners "barely keeping up" with traffic to Luthori, Hutori and Vanuku
Unknown Gem hits Diaspora Exhibit in Yishelem
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Both United Medinat and Bei Airlines - the Neset's premier Yeudi-controlled airliners - have reported increased operational difficulty, issuing several RFPs to Istalian and Kalistani aerospace companies on the purchase of additional commercial aircrafts to "better serve" traffic spikes.
Yeudi Diaspora is larger than you might think
The Benowitz Foundation's continuous study of the Yeudi Diaspora focused this summer on Luthori, Hutori and Vanuku. "The Kalistani-Yeudi Diaspora of about 3M is but a drop in the ocean", the most recent report highlighted, "even if we take Valruzia out of current measurements".
Records in Kaliburg indicate the diaspora under the 5% mark of other minor ethnicities, with 3% documented practitioners of Yeudism. Assuming a range between 2.5M and 3.2M, that's about 60% of that 5%, making the number of the Kalistani-Yeudi Diaspora - by far - the largest minority.
By contrast, Fort William has an officially documented record of 4% of Luthorian-Yeudis, which accounts to approximately double of the Kalistani-Yeudi Diaspora, at 6M. After all, it's been common knowledge for quite a few centuries now that most Benowitz-related business activities originate from Central Artania and either Luthori or the Triad Republic of Narikaton and Darnussia.
Similarly, the Triad Republic itself records 5% - which is about 4.5M - though largely presumed as "underestimated", due to the extensive entanglement of both countries in recent centuries.
Vanuku's case is far more nuanced than that, the foundation reports. Wiel has not been distinguishing the Yeudi People as a "different race" from the Jelbic - only Yeudism, as a religion. Which may mean anything between accounting 33% of that 1% of "other minority ethnicities" at 425K and, quite literally, millions and millions of them. "We can't verify at this time", the report notes.
Hutori is another unverified case. Documents in Bekenial do not pinpoint to any Yeudi ethnicities or languages even under the hood of Majatran classifications, only noting Yeudism as one of the minority religions documented at around 4%. Considering historical records, the foundation has assumed a cap at 17.5% of that 4%, accounting to no more than 514K Hutorian-Yeudis. The report justifies the 17.5% by citing extensive business agreements and partnerships across the latest centuries, on multiple industries between Hutori, Amudim and the rest of the Yeudi Diaspora.
Yishelem takes affront to Kalistan
Noting the Kalistani Foreign Minister's "obtuse" comment on social media in February, the Interim Foreign & Diaspora Office has remained adamant on holding a neutral stance to Kaliburg.
Quote:Although the satirical position that the Government of Kalistan has chosen to maintain towards the reunification of our homeland, after extended domestic strife, is extremely disappointing and insulting to both the Yeudi People in Amudim and the Kalistani-Yeudi Diaspora, it makes much more sense for us to keep a neutral stance and seek other partners in the region.
Tel Bira declined to comment - citing that it has "no interests nor reasons" to claim a position. The City State also maintains no official relations with Kaliburg outside the Bankaut and NAM, in reference to the 5684 negotiations, which did not result in any further diplomatic/commercial agreements.
Yishelem also declined to comment on Mr. Maxwell's - the AYIC Director - publicly expressed frustration on the sudden and "unconsulted" removal of the White Gem. The statement sparked widespread speculation on social media over the weekend that the White Gem may be "the fake one".
Comment below what you think. Real or fake?
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