Galactic News: Imperial Operation Succeeds
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The Xuangu Crimson Major Network has announced that the Imperial operation to recover valuable intelligence from Federal convoys in the Mu Koji system has been a success. Scores of independent pilots supported the operation, bolstering the Imperial forces and thwarting Federal efforts to steal Imperial intelligence. But although the... Read more
Otto Granger, the smuggler who involved the galactic community in an elaborate search for the mysterious debris in the Pleiades Nebula, has demanded that he receive credit for the discovery. In an interview with The Federal Times, Granger made his feelings clear: “Look, I admit it – when we... Read more
Freelance Report: The Alien Wreck
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As independent pilots flock to the mysterious wreckage in the Pleiades, many have been speculating on the meaning of the discovery. Some believe the wreck is of Thargoid origin, but that rumour has little evidence to support it. One pilot who visited the site shared his opinion: “While the... Read more
Galactic News: United Research Council Programme Begins in One Week
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The United Research Council has announced that its postponed research programme will begin on the 15th of September 3302. The announcement comes a week after political lobbying prompted the Council to temporarily delay the programme. The Council’s experiments, which are understood to involve monitoring radiation levels and recording the... Read more
Galactic News: LFT 133 Campaign Concludes
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A spokesperson for the AEF Legion of LFT 133 has announced that its appeal for gold has been enthusiastically received by the galactic community, resulting in a massive influx of deliveries to Sullivan Dock, the organisation’s base of operations. The spokesperson also confirmed that the agitators disrupting operations in... Read more
Galactic News: Galactic Leaders Respond to Discovery
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The leaders of the galaxy’s major powers have responded to the discovery of a mysterious shipwreck in the Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 system. Speaking from the Imperial Palace on Capitol, Emperor Arissa Lavigny-Duval said: “This is a potentially momentous discovery that could signify the dawn of a new era.... Read more
Galactic News: Eol Prou Campaign Concludes
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Last month, the 80 DD-D 774-CE-2 faction launched an ambitious four-week initiative to amass material for a new planetary outpost in the Eol Prou RS-T d3-94 system. The campaign was a resounding success, attracting pilots from across the galaxy and resulting in the accumulation of thousands of tonnes of... Read more
Galactic News: High-Ranking Imperial Implicated in Assassination Plot
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Sources in the Achenar system have revealed that an individual identified only as ‘a senior member of the Imperial hierarchy’ has been arrested in connection with the recent assassination attempt on Admiral Denton Patreus. Although the individual’s identity is not known, a security officer let slip that the person... Read more
Professor Ray Miller, director of the United Research Council, has announced that the organisation’s proposed research programme will be temporarily delayed. “Following political lobbying form a number of key powers, we have decided to lift the restriction on activity in the Coritab, Darian, Freng and Lunduwalaya systems.” “Unfortunately, this... Read more
Freelance Report: Mysterious Wreck could be an Artefact of the Past
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The discovery of what appears to be the remains of a non-human spacecraft has sent ripples of fear and curiosity through the galaxy. “Many are speculating that this is evidence of recent Thargoid activity,” said Professor Steven Eisler of the Okinura Xenobiology Institute, “but it’s more likely that the... Read more