MicrasWiki:Craitland

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Welcome to the Kingdom of Craitland, a Faroese and English inspired nation found on Micras. Home to sports fanatics, ale drinkers and diacritics aplenty!

What's new? Recently added articles about Craitland

• (24/05/20) 2020 CrFA League 3: a summary of this season's third-tier football league.
• (24/05/20) 2020 CrFA League 2: a summary of this season's second-tier football league.
• (15/05/20) Public holidays in Craitland: detailing the holidays and celebrations throughout the Craitish year.
• (08/05/20) Flags of Craitland: information about the national, regional and former flags flown over Craitish soil.
• (07/05/20) Coat of arms of Craitland: explaining the symbolism of the nation's crest.

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Did you know...

• ...that malem comes in both alcoholic and non-alcoholic forms?
• ...that Craitland's first treaty signed after joining Micras was of mutual recognition with Taesong?
• ...that five days of the year do not fall within any of the recognised Craitish months?
• ...that all three female Craitish Prime Ministers have been from the Liberal-Centre Alliance?
• ...that Craitland no longer claims its original homeland on Micras?

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National news

• (12/05/20) Craitland offers aid to Mercury to help evacuate those affected by the recent volcanic eruption.
• (06/05/20) A tax break bill submitted by the minority government is defeated in parliament.
• (01/05/20) May's Day celebrations are held across the nation for the springtime festival.
• (21/04/20) Minor Kej autonomy protests are held, leading to a polls surge for the KIP for the first time this year.
• (16/04/20) Pressure rises on PM Hjaņ Tarekseev following a series of unexpected ministerial reshuffles.

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Sports news

• (20/05/20) Craitland is confirmed to host the World T20 Cup, Micras' first cricket tournament in over three years.
• (18/05/20) The men's national team is eliminated in the final eight of the World Championships.
• (17/05/20) Craitland finish as runners-up at the men's World Cup, earning a first 2020–21 Micras Games medal.
• (12/05/20) Cherry Trees FC beat Romero Sport in the Champions' League final for a second trophy this season.
• (09/05/20) Kealb FC win the Cities' Cup for their third success.

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