Dundorf

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Continental Cooperation Is Key

Ambassador Muntefering on the current situation.

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Dundorfian Embassy in the Dual Republic, Bannerhafen, N&D - The Ambassador to the Dual Republic has been following the geopolitical developments of the past weeks in the matter to Hobrazia, concerned that the unilateral actions of the few, thought to be a fashion belonging to the past of Artanian history, were coming back, threathening the cooperation that has led the continent in the past centuries. Ms. Muntefering started by saying that "no-one is happier than me that a new strong and stable Government is leading back the Dorvish Kingdom", and added that "unilateral actions that take place without discussing them with the other regional powers is a dangerous return to the past, actions that do not belong in the Artania of the 56th Century."

Offering a broader picture, the Ambassador said: "the reality of the facts is that my country, Dundorf, together with N&D, Luthori, Dorvik and Kundrati are not and should never be in position of dominating one another. Continental hegemony is non-existent in this time, and I think my friend at the Foreign Office understands this and will fight for this principle as the leading Foreign Policy decider of the Federal Republic." She continued, more specifically on the Hobrazia-Lodamun matter: "If it's true that the Dorvish Kingdom did not consult the Dual Republican Government on their most recent military action, then I think that a step back is necessary and an outreach is encouraged. Before jumping to treaty withdrawals and other threats of retaliatory measures, continental powers must live by the standard of cooperation. In Dundorf, they will always find a partner ready to encourage this kind of policy."

The Ambassador said that she was not commenting on the possibility of a boycott or sanctions, leaving them to be decided by the Foreign Minister. Personally, she said, she wouldn't adopt them at this time precisely in the spirit of cooperation and trust in every power to do the right thing. "But this is entirely up to the Foreign Minister", she said, before walking back in her residence.