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Industrialists push for Diplomatic action against Zardugal
August 5622
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After the recent announcement from Zardugal which revolves around the the expansion of their solar capabilities the Industrialist interest groups have started to lobby the Bannerhafen government to take action against their perceived violations against their intellectual property. This has revealed already suspected rifts in the coalition of GRP and VVP as the corporate connected conservative party is going out of their way to make it the political topic of the day. The Foreign Ministry and the Economic Ministry have both reached out to officials in Zardugal and also assisted the affected companies to access international courts to file a lawsuit against this - what they call - "blatant violations of the rules of international business conduct." A more measured approach has been vocalized by the GRP half of the government, especially President Klara Fein who is suspected to have sympathies for the socialist regime in Zardugal said "We need to take a measured approach and try the diplomatic route first, I believe wholeheartedly that there is a mutually beneficial way to resolve this issue, I do not expect Zardugal would willingly antagonize the Triad like this." A completely different response came from the Thallerist conservative party TKP which currently enjoys quite a momentum after the murder of Joachim von Thaller and its official role as the largest opposition party. Their leader Holger Biberbutzemann responded to our inquiry. "The Thallerist position is one of reciprocity, a rogue isolated state in the southern ends of Majatra cannot threaten Triad business interests like this without punishment. We call for sanctions against this criminal regime." Economic analysts tend to question the merit of the regime in Zardugal "considering that the tech purchased by them is quite old by now, we do not see any danger to the economic situation of the manufacturers of solar panels in Narikaton or Darnussia for that matter."
