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Petersbourg Times - China's second-most powerful man has told FS's new president that Chinese-Tadish relations are a "good example of mutually beneficial co-operation" between two countries. Li Qiang, the premier of the People's Republic of China, arrived in Yellowsprings on Thursday night where he was greeted by State Minister Matt Hafetz and Minister of Transport and Digital infrastructure, Sylvestre Neuberger. Li had stopped in Australia on a state visit. On Friday morning, he received a strong welcome by the new President of the Federated States Sara Yohann and her husband Boaz at the Keddison Palace. Li told them it was a "great pleasure" to be the first foreign leader to visit the president after her inauguration last month and passed on the greetings of Chinese president Xi Jinping. The two shook hands and Li asked about Yohann's visit to his home province of Zhejiang. Warmly welcoming Li at the state reception room, Yohann said th...

Governor of La Pierre, Etienne Blanchon has announced that the state government will provide tap water to every street and avenue across the state in the coming weeks.  In a press conference on Friday, Blanchon reiterated his government's priority in wiping corruption from the government and providing free access to the basic needs of life for all residents of the state. in pushing this forward, he announced that his government has brought up an initiative to provide 24-hour running tap water for every street within the state. This includes streets, roads, highways and avenues. "Water is a free gift of God to man" Blanchon said on Friday, "the Fourth Amendment recognises that. Therefore, reiterating my promise to you to provide all residents of this state with free basic amenities, I am happy to announce that the time to buy water from street shops is nearly over. We, your government, will continue to fight to ensure that everyone gets free access to these basic nee...

The law bans social media accounts for children under 14. The president who took power in May after the 2024 Presidential election , has signed, as her first major legislative job, a law that has given the FS’s most restrictive social media bans for minors  once it takes effect . Once it takes effect, the bill signed on Tuesday bans social media accounts for children under 14 and requires parental permission for 14- and 15-year-olds. It was slightly watered down from a proposal her predecessor and former boss, Onwu Victor, vetoed earlier in April, a week before his tenure ended and Yohann took over. Congress passed a TikTok bill. Will the US really ban the app? Read more The new law was the top legislative priority for Republican Senate Majority Leader, Lawrence Muller. It takes effect on 1 September. “Children, during their brain development, cannot recognize that they are being drawn into addictive technologies, nor can they see the harm and step away. Therefore, we must interven...