Occupation questioned, the dictator gets hit by a car, re-elections, other news | National Japanese Press Morning Edition

                Japanese Isles term of occupation ends, will NDOO keep its side of bargain? by Li Wong

                        The signed Treaty of Printlin said that the nation that we live in would be occupied until February, however it's February 15th as of today and the troops of the Rodevian Empire still haven't left. The troops are getting increasingly harassed by the Japanese public, with people snowballing and throwing bricks at soldiers saying stuff like "Go home movie makers" and mocking chants of Rule RoDevia to remind the troops that the Isles has a bigger navy than Devlin. The new government [See article 3] has politely asked for the troops to be pulled out from the nation. The nation is now waiting for an answer. 

               The Imperial Nationalist Group collapses into Imperial Japan Unification Party after leader death; by Hendrick Jeffsson

                          The Imperial Nationalist Group has collapsed with Januki Stuka getting ran over by a Toyota Supra last night. The driver was taken into custody and was promptly given a pardon by the new government. That driver is now writing this article for you today. I ruined a perfectly good Supra too. Back to the ING. It collapsed into several different groups, however the laws state that only 5 partys can be in the Diet, with the size cutoff being at 5 members (law just passed). Therefore, the biggest party was the Imperial Japan Unification Party with 14 members.

               Re-elections within which the Japanese Freedom Party gets surprised; by Feshido "Nutella Bread" Washi

                         The Japanese Isles National Diet recently had re-elections which surprisingly had an around equal count for 3 parties. Angelica Raina, who snuck back into the country to lead the JFP in the aftermath of Keni Oka's alleged death. Angelica Raina promises to remember her late friendly and family members, such as Keni Oka, Haruto Taji, her husband, and one of her children, a 1-year-old. Once again in the Blue is Japanese Freedom Party, the Green is National Stratocratic Party, the Lavender is Imperial Nationalist group, the Teal is Technocractic Party of Japan, and the Red is the Communist Japanese Party

             Other notable news lines that didn't make it into the paper:

              ElconJI and SRJIBB Yamato return to the Japanese Isles

              Man steals tank, goes on rampage throughout Edo

              Japanese Isles Yen starting to recover under new economic policies

              Angelica Raina goes to a casino called Palera Brokers & Casino              

              New battleship program started, planned to be called the Fuji class