Luthori

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Government congratulates Dundorf's NDZP for electoral victory; vows to work with new government.
November 5646 (backdated)

Fort William - Foreign Secretary Porchey recently extended Luthori's warmest congratulations to Dundorf's Neue Zentrum (New Center) for securing an electoral success at this year's Dundorfian federal elections. While remaining silent on the matter, the Prime Minister's Office sent out warm and cautious congratulations to the party and its incoming government, with Prime Minister Windbury wishing to the Zentrum leader that bilateral relations between Fort William and Dunburg would see some much-needed "renewal" according to him. Neither the Foreign Office nor the office of Erica Kleinfelder, Dundorf's Zentrum future Chancellor have confirmed the statements, nevertheless, Foreign Secretary Porchey confirmed that Luthori was hopeful to "restart" a new relationship with Dundorf, as Artanian stability and security was now secured in this post-2KW environment.

Bilateral relations between Fort William and Dunburg became increasingly strained due to Dundorf's non-participation to the Second Kundrati War, which strained relations between Fort William and Dunburg with the Luthorians still moved from their losses in Kundrati, but, with the war becoming memory to most of the Luthorian populace as the younger generations haven't experienced either the first or second war, hard-feelings towards the Dundorfians are slowly disappearing from the public space and from the Foreign Office as well, with Foreign Secretary Porchey expressed the warm reception of Mrs. Kleinfelder's Zentrum electoral victory.

Luthori's motivations towards a rekindling of its traditionally weird relationship with Dundorf seems to lay with the resurgence of anti-Luthorian sentiment in Kundrati, and this change in policy seems to illustrate Luthori's worries about the destabilisation of the post-war environment in Artania, by reassuring ties between Artania's largest economic and military powers, the Foreign Office seems to hope that a "mutually-beneficial" agreement would provide the continent with some much-needed stability.

While the Marquess of Porchey hasn't been a believer in Artanian-wide collaboration through organisations, shaped, like the rest of the rest of the Foreign Office into deep routed skepticism of multilateral organisations, most famously the Artanian Union, but nevertheless, the Foreign Secretary still argued for a "stable core" to "seize the initiative" in collaboration for peacekeeping and diplomatic collaboration in the continent, so as to assure stability. The Foreign Secretary also opened ways of enhancing cultural ties between the two nations through collaboration in the artistic and sport level. 

Military collaboration remains for now, a closed affair and something not pursued by any of the two nations as of now.