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  • Destruction: The New Exploration?

    Destruction: The New Exploration?

    Operation Dark Echo was, by all accounts, a resounding success. However, the methods by which it achieved its goals remain deeply questionable. A large number of bombs were dropped throughout the operation, destroying ancient natural sandcaves and obliterating an entire outpost on Pyro IV. While some initial explanation had been offered in our first interview,…

  • USC Fleet Dispatch — Early April 2956: Carriers, Strike Teams & Mining Operations

    USC Fleet Dispatch — Early April 2956: Carriers, Strike Teams & Mining Operations

    Busy Week for the USC Fleet Early April 2956 has proven to be an exceptionally busy period for the USC Fleet, with several major events and operations taking place in rapid succession — spanning Navy training exercises, special ops strike missions, and high-stakes mining runs to the QV Breaker Stations. Without a doubt, USC ships…

  • Q1 2956 News Cycle

    Q1 2956 News Cycle

    Welcome to the Quarter 1 2956 News Cycle of the Citizen Compass. In this edition, we bring together the most significant events, operations, and developments from the first quarter of the year. From moments of celebration and exploration to high-stakes operations and political tensions, this quarter has set the tone for what promises to be…

  • BREAKING: Director Mackson Steps Down Amid Embezzlement Scandal

    BREAKING: Director Mackson Steps Down Amid Embezzlement Scandal

    “I Was Simply Redistributing Resources” Says Former Director By The Citizen Compass Editorial Desk — 1 April In a development that has left the United Space Confederation reeling — and frankly, not entirely surprised — Director Mackson of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) has tendered his resignation this morning following an internal audit that…

  • Blueprints, Laser and Bombs – USC Weekend Report.

    Blueprints, Laser and Bombs – USC Weekend Report.

    The weekend of Friday 27th to Sunday 29th of May 2956 was one of the busiest in the United Space Confederation (USC) in recent weeks. A total of 4 major operations ran back to back: a large-scale hunt for crafting blueprints, the first forays into the newly accessible QV breaker Stations in Nyx, and a…

  • Daymar Mile of Mayhem Inter-Org Racing event

    Daymar Mile of Mayhem Inter-Org Racing event

    On Sunday, the 22 of March 2956, the Daymar Mile of Mayhem got underway as four organisations divided into 11 teams competed on the first leg of the Daymar Rally route between Shubin SCD-1 and Eager Flats. It was a treacherous Rally, and although it represented only one fifth of the full Daymar Rally course,…

  • USC Newcomers Event

    USC Newcomers Event

    On March 8th, 2956, members of the United Space Confederation (USC) organised a newcomers event — a meet-and-greet for new Resident Visa holders to get acquainted with each other, veteran Citizens, and USC officials. Attendees had the chance to ask questions while exploring various locations together across the Stanton system, discovering hidden spots, tackling an…

  • USC News of the Month – February 2956

    USC News of the Month – February 2956

    Operation Pirate’s Prize Hunt On the 21st of February 2956, a special event was launched by Citizen Sovi_Reign, a bold and unconventional scraping and salvaging operation, venturing into one of the most dangerous and active regions of the Pyro system. Traditionally, salvagers operate in safer regions or accept recovery contracts to retrieve ships from unfortunate…

  • The USC – Levski Alliance question

    The USC – Levski Alliance question

    A retired operator’s opinion piece recorded by Starlit Drifter This question has beeen posed by USC leadership, brought to the table by the reopening of the Nyx gateway and the Confederation re-contacting Levski, as well as various recent events leading to the derelict asteroid requiring concerted effort from both the UEE and USC to keep…

  • Should the USC Ally Itself with the People’s Alliance of Levski?

    Should the USC Ally Itself with the People’s Alliance of Levski?

    February kicked off a new round of debates within the United Space Confederation’s Senate. This time, the Chancellor brought forward a proposal whether the USC should formally ally itself with the People’s Alliance of Levski. It is a bold step—one carrying far-reaching implications. The Chancellor framed the proposal not merely as a single diplomatic decision,…