Sirocco and Uskor complete merger
Sirocco and Uskor completed the preparations of nearly six months' work today to create a merger of the two, known officially as the Commonwealth of Sirocco and Uskora, or Siro-Uskoria. »
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Eighties Week opens in Sirocco
For the next week, Siroccans will exchange grey flannel suits and hi-fi record players for neon workout gear and cassette players, as part of an initiative to open the nation to adopt more decades of the 20th century into its culture. »
2013: The Year in Review
Another year has drawn to a close in the MicroWiki community, and with it comes the Times' annual Year in Review to chronicle the stories that hit the headlines in 2013. »
Atomic calendar adopted on eve of new year
Under the terms of the Atomic Calendar Act 2013, from tomorrow the Atomic calendar will have official status within Sirocco. »
Plight of pro-Sirocco Sabioveronese dissident reaches Rathlyn
Rathlyn, HB, May 2 – An outspoken Sabioveronese dissident has slammed Juclandian socialism and has voiced his support for Sirocco’s anti-communist measures in a strange twist on the near-constant ideological battles in the MicroWiki community. News broke early this morning in the Siv »
2012: The Year in Review
As a monumental year for the micronational community draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on what hit the headlines in 2012. In a year that saw massive cultural growth in Sirocco, the rise and fall of nations and tragedies and successes alike, the Sirocco Times presents its third Year in »
Melburnian man threatens to take Sirocco to Privy Council, government baffled
Alston, NCD, Dec 21 – The Siroccan government has been left scratching its head after allegations by a Melbourne man that the nation has broken British Commonwealth laws despite not having any link with it. Melburnian Lawrence Whiting has accused the government of illegally appointing »
Sirocco to protest lack of motorways
Alston, NCD, Feb 5 – Sirocco will join in Waitangi Day protests tomorrow and demand the construction of more motorways in New Zealand. Dubbed “Demand Improvement Day”, the protests will coincide with the protests at Waitangi tomorrow, not far from Alston itself. The aim of the »
Sirocco returns to 2011 one last time
Alston, NCD, Dec 31, 2011/Jan 1, 2012 – Despite being the first MicroWiki nation to enter 2012, Sirocco has leapt back into 2011 for one final time. Premier Anderson stated a few minutes ago “Sirocco will officially switch to GMT-13 time until midnight, so we can have 2011 one more »
The Sirocco Times 