A look back at 2392
With the new year around the corner, here are the top stories that dominated the headlines this past year.
Month: December 2392
Romulan Republic criticizes Bacco’s visit to the Empire
NEW ROMULUS - President Bacco's visit to the Romulan Star Empire is criticized by President Galura Mobek's office.
President Bacco steps foot on Romulan soil
ZEVARUS PRIME — Federation President Nan Bacco arrived in Romulan territory, becoming the first sitting president to visit the Romulan Star Empire since the turn of the 24th century.
Narala wins 2392 presidential election
NIMBUS III — After a long and hard-fought campaign, Nimbus III Chief Administrator Narala emerged victorious in the race to become the next Federation president.
President Bacco prepares for state visit to Romulan Star Empire
PARIS, EARTH — As voters across the Federation scramble to get their ballots in before the 2392 presidential election period ends, the staff for the incumbent, President Nan Bacco, is racing to complete preparations for the president’s state visit to the new capital of the Romulan Star Empire in what will be the final achievement of her administration.
End Program: Life Outside the Grid
Nash Blaxland reports on the worrying risk of holo-addiction among Luna’s children and one program that gives hope to those dealing with the struggle.
Gorn Hegemony extends olive branch
GHDAR I - Gorn Hegemony extends olive branch to patch up relations effected by invasion in 2383.
Commercial quantum slipstream travel resumes
BETAZED — Following a year-long investigation after the SS Atlantic suffered a near-disastrous failure, passenger travel using the quantum slipstream drive took off again with the launch of the transport Andorian Rose.
Narala leads post-debate polls as election draws near
PARIS, EARTH — As citizens across the Federation prepare to head to the polls next week, Nimbus III Chief Administrator Narala tops the latest polls following the FNS presidential debate.
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