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New N.S.T.C Leader, starbucksiswron, held a meeting with the remaining Regional Governors of the Coalition in Fortress Jakarta the day after he assumed Leadership. An interesting sentiment was shared among the governors, the Farrukhabad Proclamation was right.
The Sultan, Pakistan, finally exited the palace in Medina. Two days after starbucks assumed leadership of the Coalition. While the governors do not resent the Sultan as a leader, and in fact do still respect him, some believe the future of the Coalition is best left in starbuck's hands.
Having understood the situation that may arise, Leader starbucksiswron proposed a second leadership referendum and has seemingly held off on enacting more changes to the Coaltion. This time posing the question of whether or not he shall return Leadership to Pakistan.
The voting is currently ongoing.
Histrically, N.S.T.C has only held 1 Leadership Election. This was at the end of starbucks' extended term in November 2021 and decided the new "permanent" Leader of the Coalition, which Pakistan won.
What the results could mean for the Coalition in the near future are unknown, if Pakistan is to regain his leadership will the governors recieve the changes they anticipate, or will it be more of the same? How will the politics of CitiesWar change if starbucks, a prolific Coalition revanchist, is to remain in permanent power?
The situation is not tense, so much as it is exciting. Regardless of who wins, a new chapter is preparing to be written for the North Sulawesi Treaty Coalition.
balleater45, reporting from New Delhi, Governance of North Western India, N.S.T.C
I'd have added a picture, but it wouldnt publish with it :(