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'''Y Ffagl''' or ([[Calbic]] for ''The Torch) is the oldest and most widely read newspaper in [[Calbion]]. It was founded in 1585, several years before the establishment of the Calbain nation. It originated as a resistance newspaper, continuously making the case for Calbain unity and sovereignty of the Calbain people in an independent state. Historically, Y Ffagl is right-wing and nationalist paper, although in recent years it has become significantly more liberal. The paper remains closely aligned with the [[Political Factions of Calbion#Nationalist Faction|Nationalist Faction]] in Calbain politics]].
'''Y Ffagl''' or ([[Calbic]] for ''The Torch'') is the oldest and most widely read newspaper in [[Calbion]]. It was founded in 1585, several years before the establishment of the Calbain nation. It originated as a resistance newspaper, continuously making the case for Calbain unity and sovereignty of the Calbain people in an independent state. Historically, Y Ffagl is right-wing and nationalist paper, although in recent years it has become significantly more liberal. The paper remains closely aligned with the [[Political Factions of Calbion#Nationalist Faction|Nationalist Faction]] in Calbain politics]].




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Revision as of 19:45, 10 January 2021

Y Ffagl
Motto Shining our Light in the Darkness Since 1585
Formation 1589
Type Daily newspaper
Editor-in-Chief Ewald Harlech

Y Ffagl or (Calbic for The Torch) is the oldest and most widely read newspaper in Calbion. It was founded in 1585, several years before the establishment of the Calbain nation. It originated as a resistance newspaper, continuously making the case for Calbain unity and sovereignty of the Calbain people in an independent state. Historically, Y Ffagl is right-wing and nationalist paper, although in recent years it has become significantly more liberal. The paper remains closely aligned with the Nationalist Faction in Calbain politics]].