Cuba Unveils Ministry of Blackouts to Formally Schedule the Darkness
With fuel too scarce to keep the lights on, officials say they can at least keep the outages punctual.
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With fuel too scarce to keep the lights on, officials say they can at least keep the outages punctual.
Officials say the agency created to handle "all other needs" in Greenland is still working out whether it counts as one of its own needs.
After the third such attack since June, officials say a standardized form will save valuable time between incidents.
A new bureaucratic division reportedly drafts denial paperwork before any bombs are dropped, ensuring maximum efficiency in future non-acknowledgments.
A newly formed federal office will spend the week gently steering visiting officials back across the threshold whenever their legal personhood lapses on the sidewalk.
As Asian shippers race north to dodge congested global chokepoints, an international certification desk has quietly become the one line every vessel must wait in first.
Brussels unveils a new associate-membership tier that comes with all the paperwork and none of the furniture.
Officials say the same Rolex has now been confiscated, sold, and re-confiscated fourteen times, and everyone involved insists this is fine.
Ottawa reportedly needs ten more stamps of regulatory compliance before it can redeem a free continent.
Officials say the replica chamber will let the country practice sitting quietly through debates it has no say in.
Officials say the new bronze-silver-gold tier system will streamline paperwork for travelers who are detained more than once on the same set of allegations.
Officials say the point system was the natural next step after leaders promised more support for every strike near alliance airspace.