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A diplomatic visit to the cold northDecember 5499
Bekenial, Hutori - Beiteynuese-Hutorian relations have been remarked as "watchful and understanding from afar" for decades, with both sides casually observing each other's movements, realising constantly that their common areas of interest are always disrupted by a seeming clash of geopolitical interests.
Especially if you take into account how Yishelem and the southern hemisphere have been at odds with specific northern states for centuries. Pursuant to "aligning with the times", Eli Kadiyot of the Medinat Department seeks to "change the page" with Bekenial, once and for all.
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Although that curious naval incident during the Bloody Coup of Kafuristan involving a Hutorian warship still remains unclear under the "fog of war", almost 100 years later, Mr. Kadiyot did hint that the Yeudish Bureau of Investigations is working with IRSA from Lourenne to attempt to determine what really happened; and whether there was any foul play - direct or indirect - by the Yeudish intelligence community operating in Alduria.
When asked about any potential influence by the Benowitz House of the shipping industry that's currently being extensively investigated by YBI, TRA and IRSA (and if the matter had any relation to the
upcoming 4th installation of controversial book series The Meddling Affairs), Mr. Kadiyot declined to comment.
"If the Beiteynuese Government is at fault", he stated from the tarmac in Bekenial, "we will not shy away from taking responsibility".
It is, after all, common knowledge that the
Kadiyots are not exactly fond of the Benowitzes.
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Hutorian software conglomerate Millard is, after all, one of the biggest players in the industry and with a hard earned spot in the
Yesheeva (the curious district of business "embassies" and lobbyists in Yishelem), after it acquired
Beigle, Beiteynu's leading search engine, back in
5389. Since then, it has worked extensively with other leading software developers in both marketing and advertising, making the company a household name in the Neset.
As such, the delegation will seek to negotiate Bekenial's entry to the
Neset's framework of trade and commerce to further alleviate commercial hindrances.
As both the software industry and financial titans such as Beishalom Group and Ashalon BEIFG involved in Hutorian-Yeudi deals across the centuries have close ties with defence manufacturers and suppliers (i.e. Mekadir, the software arm of aerospace manufacturer Biraero, which developed the Kfir and Nesher jet fighters together with Canrille Defense Enterprise), defence executives have been attempting to broker deals regarding Hutori's participation in the
Equifund, citing how the independent marketplace can become a cornerstone in enabling partnerships and even joint projects between "kindred spirits" in military equipment.
With an emphasis on military grade software, space hardware and, of course, naval equipment; the latter representing an area of "close interests".
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Although Mr. Kadiyot declined to comment on whether any intelligence related subjects were present on the agenda, it has been widely presumed that the "common characteristics" of past conduct of the intelligence communities shared by both states may offer a "bridge" of future cooperation.
Potentially resulting in Yishelem and Bekenial shaking hands on
intelligence partnerships, and even
AllComm itself, the framework around Allink.
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Analysts have surmised that this "gravitation" to Hutori is an attempt by the Medinat Dpt. to fill the
Neset's gaping holes in the north, especially considering the Beiteynuese Government's
awkward position with Lodamun, a Seleyan state which has began expanding security related operations in recent years.
"Yishelem is looking to connect with a stable leader from the northern hemisphere, for the long term", was Mr. Kadiyot's concluding comment.
