The Secretary of State Tobias Woodhelm will make an annoucement tomorrow to declare that Hindopia has been accepted back into the World Assembly, according to an extremely reliable source.
The move, expected for nearly two weeks since The Report exposed the plans, will mark a significant milestone for Hindopia since the Dismissal Affair last year when the High Council, as the temporary Executive leader, ordered a moratorium on any official Hindopian involvement in the WA. Mr Woodhelm has been working hard to keep the plans under wraps in order for it to be a "surprise" for the public.
Usually it is very simple for a nation to join the WA but since Hindopia left the WA all WA laws immediately became void in any territory of Hindopia. To ensure a smooth reinstatement of international law, officials had to be convinced that the government would be able to handle the workload. As such, an agreement was made that Hindopia would be psuedo-accepted into the WA; it would have a ceremonial seat in the General Assembly (but not the Security Council) until such time as officials were convinced that all activities considered illegal under WA law were being identified as such and stopped.
It is still unknown who will lead the delegation to the WA as our Chief Ambassador.
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