18-02-2025, 02:46 PM
Strani List
March 5th, 5618
Government invites Thaller remnants for talks on ascension
The Deltarian government has invited Slavko von Thaller, one of the last remaining members of the Deltarian Thallerist branch, to attend talks on ascension in the capital of Cahtica. Pushing forward their proposals for a new imperial constitution, the Our Homeland! government has already passed the new course constitution in the judicial system, with a review by the Supreme Court calling the new constitution "well written and ready for implementation." Preparing for a vote in parliament, the government is already seeking to find a suitable house to sit on the Deltarian throne. Over the past decades, local houses have gone either extinct or have lost their status as a major house. Former ruling house, the house of Georgijević-Tesař, only has one female heir left. With a preference for a male monarch, the government saw Slavko von Thaller as the only viable monarch. At just the age of 38, Slavko would be one of the youngest monarch's on Terra and has not yet been married, despite currently dating, allowing the possibility for a royal marriage to occur.
Minister of Internal Affairs, Mislav Gavran, called Slavko "the excellent candidate" and the "only candidate that is still nominally of Deltarian descent." Other options would have been an invite to Kalistani or other outside royals, options seen as not viable by the government. SPD leader Emanuel Štrek has criticized the invite to a von Thaller, warning that "a return of a family so rooted in authoritarian rule in our country opens the door to a weaker democracy and opression." Minister Gavran dismissed concerns on democracy, citing the "checks and balances included in the new constitution, which make any monarch only symbolic and let the democratic will of the people to prevail."
Whether Slavko will be the final choice for Emperor is yet to be announced. A vote on the new constitution is scheduled in three months time, with both opponents and supporters of the change rallying support amongst indifferent parties in parliament.
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March 5th, 5618
Government invites Thaller remnants for talks on ascension
The Deltarian government has invited Slavko von Thaller, one of the last remaining members of the Deltarian Thallerist branch, to attend talks on ascension in the capital of Cahtica. Pushing forward their proposals for a new imperial constitution, the Our Homeland! government has already passed the new course constitution in the judicial system, with a review by the Supreme Court calling the new constitution "well written and ready for implementation." Preparing for a vote in parliament, the government is already seeking to find a suitable house to sit on the Deltarian throne. Over the past decades, local houses have gone either extinct or have lost their status as a major house. Former ruling house, the house of Georgijević-Tesař, only has one female heir left. With a preference for a male monarch, the government saw Slavko von Thaller as the only viable monarch. At just the age of 38, Slavko would be one of the youngest monarch's on Terra and has not yet been married, despite currently dating, allowing the possibility for a royal marriage to occur.
Minister of Internal Affairs, Mislav Gavran, called Slavko "the excellent candidate" and the "only candidate that is still nominally of Deltarian descent." Other options would have been an invite to Kalistani or other outside royals, options seen as not viable by the government. SPD leader Emanuel Štrek has criticized the invite to a von Thaller, warning that "a return of a family so rooted in authoritarian rule in our country opens the door to a weaker democracy and opression." Minister Gavran dismissed concerns on democracy, citing the "checks and balances included in the new constitution, which make any monarch only symbolic and let the democratic will of the people to prevail."
Whether Slavko will be the final choice for Emperor is yet to be announced. A vote on the new constitution is scheduled in three months time, with both opponents and supporters of the change rallying support amongst indifferent parties in parliament.