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===''Prime Minister FBI_Bro'' (WIP)=== | ===''Prime Minister FBI_Bro'' (WIP)=== | ||
====''(November 1st 2020 - | ====''(November 1st 2020 - January 3rd 2021)''==== | ||
===='''Ice-line Improvements and Expansion'''==== | ===='''Ice-line Improvements and Expansion'''==== | ||
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==== '''Treaty of Copenhagen''' ==== | ==== '''Treaty of Copenhagen''' ==== | ||
Britain had maintained a strong and stable position in Norway for quite some time by now, however the situation in the rest of Scandinavia was quite different. Denmark, a close ally of Britain was feuding with Sweden over land and claims. Sweden approached Britain and asked them to help mediate a border agreement and peace deal between Denmark and Sweden. After much negotiations, Britain, Denmark and Sweden all agreed to sign the Treaty of Copenhagen. It was announced on December 24th 2020. This treaty meant that Denmark and Sweden would officially recognize Britain's borders in Norway and at the same time a border would be agreed on between Sweden and Denmark. Overall, the treaty was designed to stabilize Scandinavia and promote civil relations between Denmark and Sweden. | Britain had maintained a strong and stable position in Norway for quite some time by now, however the situation in the rest of Scandinavia was quite different. Denmark, a close ally of Britain was feuding with Sweden over land and claims. Sweden approached Britain and asked them to help mediate a border agreement and peace deal between Denmark and Sweden. After much negotiations, Britain, Denmark and Sweden all agreed to sign the Treaty of Copenhagen. It was announced on December 24th 2020. This treaty meant that Denmark and Sweden would officially recognize Britain's borders in Norway and at the same time a border would be agreed on between Sweden and Denmark. Overall, the treaty was designed to stabilize Scandinavia and promote civil relations between Denmark and Sweden. | ||
=== ''Prime Minister Tomm (WIP)'' === | |||
==== ''(January 3rd 2021 - Present)'' ==== | |||
=='''British Architecture'''== | =='''British Architecture'''== | ||