Bianjie

[journey]

Sources: opposition leader met with the Khan in a rare royal political intervention 
11 October 5727



GEMUN: With a couple of months before the next election, the political stakes are growing higher and higher, as the opposition is eyeing the long-awaited regime change, to finally push the Socialist People's Party (SPP) into the opposition for the first time since 5688, when Democratic People's Party-led coalition lost their re-election. And with stakes as high as they are currently, and growing insecurity of the general populace and political instability, national players which rarely take part in the political debate have to come out, in order to prevent further drive of Bianjie in deeper crisis. Obviously, we are talking about the nation's monarch, Khan Nilhuma.

There are no rules against the political involvement of the royal family in the political issues of Bianjie, however, it has been an unspoken and informal tradition to stay outside of the parliamentary bickering of parties and their leaders, and remain committed to the domestic and foreign issues beyond those. And yet, the seventy-four years old monarch has decided to insert himself into the situation privately. According to the Daily Express exclusively attained records of the Orchid Palace, less than a week ago, the Bianjie's monarch held a private meeting with the leader of the opposition, Kun Zhang (DPP), where Khan Nilhuma expressed his support for the party Zhang leads, and the need for the right-of-centre stable majority coalition. According to the records, the monarch presented the opposition leader with an option of public royal statement calling for stability, in hopes it would damage the government, and pave the way for the opposition rule. Leader of the opposition reponded positively to the idea, but told Khan he will have to consult the party, to which Khan Nilhuma requested this meeting stay private.

In addition to that, it is speculated by our sources that leaders of the Green Alliance were also invited to a private meeting with His Majesty, but later the invites were retracted. Daily Express requested for a commentary from the Green Alliance regarding this, but so far we have not received any answers.



毎日急行 (Daily Express) is a major daily newspaper based in the city of Namušun, Khani Province