14-02-2026, 02:01 PM
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Following years in delays, the new IFIA headquarters have officially been inaugurated by Director-General Mow Carrey. These new headquarters were planned in 5700 to replace the current headquarters in Fort William. Then Director-General Parkinson justified the move as being a “necessary” endeavour. A reasoning that was repeated today by Director Carrey as he, alongside the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary, inaugurated the new headquarters of Luthorian foreign intelligence and counter-intelligence agency.
Addressing the intelligence community, the Prime Minister said that the new headquarters would stand as a “bastion of Luthorian sovereignty” against outsider threats. Additionally, he proclaimed that intelligence was “more than ever needed in today’s world”, pointing at the increasing tensions between the West – led by MATO and the Eastern World – united through the Altéa Accords. *
Unfortunately, it is to be remarked, that while the Prime Minister hold this address before our intelligence community, his administration continues to slimmer down Luthorian defence capabilities in their budget, placing the Empire's military and intelligence situation into jeopardy.
Following this half-hearted address from the Prime Minister, he and the Director-General officially opened the new “Charles W. Ringdeer Intelligence Centre”, taking up the name of a former IFIA Director-General, in office between 5621 and 5624.
The Imperial Foreign Intelligence Agency will begin moving out from Fort William in March, and the total moving of operations from the capital towards this small town of Redonshire will be completed by 5711. By that point, the Fort William “National Intelligence Complex” shall be transferred to the Home Ministry for future use, the Home Secretary having expressed interest at moving out of Blackhall Palace.
The future use of the National Intelligence Complex is currently unknown as the Home Ministry weigh in the different bidders for the usage of the building, such as the Domestic Intelligence Agency.
Following 3 years of delay compared to the original inauguration date in 5708, the realisation of the building rose some eyebrows, after all, the cost of construction rose by 15%, reaching £902.75 millions in over 9 years since construction started in 5702, compared to the previous estimate of £785 millions over 6 years.
Regardless of the delays, the Director-General expressed his “gratitude” to the construction workers who participated in the construction and specifically honoured the Meyer Group, the construction company which built the new intelligence headquarters, praising them for their “steadfast” commitment to the contract, even if delays interfered with the final delivery.
The Weekly Telegraph is a conservative news outlet, based in Fort William. It is one of Luthori's national institutions in terms of newspapers, currently holding 3rd spot in sales.
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