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 unexpected engineering crisis mid-flight, and building a stronger sense of community within the organisation. The expedition was led by Director Jichael Mackson aboard the USCS Astraios, bringing together recruits and veteran citizens alike for a journey that showcased the cooperative spirit the USC is known… Read more →

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 pilots. However, these contracts often yield modest returns, and random finds in open space are often too rare. The solution was straightforward: go where wrecks are guaranteed to appear, like High-traffic conflict zones, which always attract heavily armoured ships and frequent engagements. The Executive Hangars… Read more →

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 it alive. Whilst I am fully commited to helping those in need whenever they require so, regardless of anything that has to do with the people I’m helping, the discussion revolving any sort of alliance with the former mining asteroid has brought a severe feeling… Read more →

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, but as a defining moment that could shape the USC’s future approach to alliances with other organizations across the known systems. So what are the potential rewards—and the possible consequences—of such an alliance? What doubts, fears, and hopes currently occupy the minds of USC citizens… Read more →

The new year began with four significant constitutional votes within the United Space Confederation (USC), as the Chancellor initiated another round of scheduled constitutional reviews. These periodic revisions are nothing unusual—in fact, they are a long-standing practice intended to keep the USC’s governing framework aligned with evolving realities across the verse. Any constitutional amendment requires a formidable 75% approval threshold in the Senate, ensuring that only proposals with overwhelming support are adopted. This year’s voting cycle tested that threshold in multiple ways, sparking both consensus and controversy among Citizens and lawmakers alike. The Proposals Proposal One — Cabinet and Prime… Read more →

Stolen USC Data Successfully Recovered Intro Through Operation Padua Redemption, the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) successfully recovered lost data containing vital information on several sleeper agents and cells across Nyx, Pyro, and Stanton. The operation proved to be a significant challenge, involving extensive investigation and decryption, as well as combat and even a high-stakes chase. Prelude It all began in the aftermath of the Ambush at the Nyx Gateway on November 30th, 2955. An MIE Expeditionary Fleet, accompanied by ONI agents and assets—including Director Mackson’s ship, the USCS Astraios—was en route to explore the Nyx system and deploy ONI… Read more →