JEDI HoloNet

Local authorities in Mos Ila confirmed today that an illegal stockpile of weapons and technology was uncovered and neutralized following a Jedi‑led operation.

It has been reported that the hidden stockpile—believed to be owned by the Twin-Shadow Exchange—was discovered in the neighbouring settlement of Mos Elka, along with a terminal containing a list of known assailants and criminal contacts.

Following the Jedi’s investigation, the materials were secured and turned over to the Tatooine Security Bureau. The Bureau’s captain, Ralven Doss, issued a statement thanking the Jedi Order for their swift intervention:

“Without their timely action, these assets could have fuelled serious harm across the region.”

While Mos Elka was previously overlooked by early crime prevention efforts, the Captain indicated that they would ensure greater presence in the area moving forward.

From the Galactic Core, reporting from Coruscant.

In a rare public address, from the Jedi Order’s eastern heart, from the steps of the Ossus Temple. Jedi Leader, Grandmaster Audax has announced the commencement of a galactic tour spanning across the Jedi Order’s primary and secondary facilities. This would mark the first such initiative by a sitting Grandmaster in over a century. 

“The Galaxy grows restless. It is not enough for the Jedi to remain watchers… Guardians from afar. We must stand among the people, remind them that we are servants of the light, not just symbols of it.” Audax stated.

The tour, scheduled to span over several cycles and will include visits to the, Duneden, Rannon, Taloraan, and Ilum. With additional appearances across the smaller outposts. Sources within the High Council describe the initiatives intent is to strengthen coordination between the different enclaves and renewal of the Order’s image after the closure of the Thanium Wars. Though, not all observers share the same optimism. Political Analyst Sallin Drexka of the CoreWorld Institute commented, “The Grandmaster’s rhetoric about an active and unified Jedi Order sounds noble… but to some, its smells of centralization, control. Do you think each satellite of the Jedi Order believes the same thing? Preach their code the same way? This is an overreach.”

On the Republic side, reactions have been cautiously positive. Senatorial representatives from the Chandrila Concord praised the tour as a “gesture of transparency, where the Order has often acted in quiet”. While industrial lobbies on Eriadu and Corellia expressed concerns that a more visible Jedi presence could “interfere with commercial security operations.”

So the tour will begin with a ceremonial departure from Ossus, where Masters, Knights, and Initiates will gather to offer the Grandmaster the traditional blessings for his Journey of Light before he boards his ship, the Luminary. 

As the galaxy watches, one question stands through both the senate and the stars, is this the dawn of a new Jedi Order?

The Jedi High Council assembled in full on Ossus, marking the most consequential gatherings of the Order in recent years. Located within the High Council chambers of the Ossus Temple, the summit concluded with two announcements that signal a shift in both leadership and posture for the Jedi Order. N’leke Yaal was unanimously elected as Master of the Order. A title dormant for decades. Traditionally reserved for moments of exceptional unity and given to the Jedi who is second to the Grandmaster. Whispers from Ossus describe the vote as swift and uncontested, reflecting broad confidence in Yaal’s vision of a coordinated, outward-facing Jedi Order.

In the second announcement, Jedi Knight, Yelke Jurlan was formally bestowed the honorary title “Sword of the Jedi.” The designation, steeped in historic symbolism, has long represented a Jedi empowered to act decisively in defence of the Order and the galaxy, yet restrained by accountability to the Council itself. Jurlan, notably one of the youngest Jedi to receive the honour, couldn’t stand in front of the council due to being off-world on assignment. While details surrounding the circumstances of the appointment remain sealed, several analysts suggest the Council intends the title less as a call to war, and more as a signal.

Beyond the proceedings, whispers emerging from Ossus have begun to circulate through diplomatic and political channels across the Core Worlds. Multiple sources confirm that preliminary discussions were held regarding the Jedi Order’s formal reintegration within the Galactic Republic a step that would mark a historic reversal of the Order’s long-standing independence following the fracturing events of the past.

No declaration was issued, though the topic alone has ignited debate. Republic officials have declined to comment, while several senators privately expressed cautious optimism at the prospect of renewed cooperation. Critics, however, warn that closer alignment risks blurring the line between peacekeeping and governance.

Authorities confirmed today that the recent theft of a high-value jewel from the well-known Naeruun Materials and antiques, has been resolved, following an investigation led by two unidentified Jedi students dispatched from the Order earlier this week.

The jewel, described by officials as “extremely expensive,” was recovered intact. one injury was reported, and no damage was done to the shop itself. Local security officials emphasized that the case was resolved without the use of force, citing the Jedi’s restraint and investigative skill.

“They pushed for answers, but didn’t make me feel uncomfortable,” said Manager Talla Vireen, who was present during the incident. “They listened. They asked the right questions. It was… thorough. Respectful. I won’t forget that.”

According to authorities, the culprit was identified after inconsistencies in witness testimony were revisited over the course of several interviews. Officials declined to release the individual’s name but confirmed the suspect acted alone and has since been taken into custody pending further review.

Valuator Renn Calder, also present during the morning of the theft, praised the Jedi’s approach.

“I’ve worked around investigators before,” Calder said. “Most of them decide what happened before they finish the first conversation. These two didn’t. They let the truth catch up to itself.”

When asked about the Jedi’s identities, Officer Stown shot down the questions in respect to his friend, and contact.

“That’s the impressive part,” Calder added with a laugh. “They were fairly young, yet very precise.”

The Jedi leading them has not issued a formal statement, though a brief communiqué acknowledged the successful recovery and thanked local authorities for their cooperation.

As for the two Jedi responsible, witnesses say they departed shortly after the investigation concluded, quietly, without ceremony.

“They did their job,” Vireen said simply. “And they did it well.”

Galactic Core, reporting from Coruscant …

The annual Senatorial Youth Forum, a gathering of young activists and party members, unfolded this week in the grand chamber of the Republic Senate. Jointly organised by the Centrist and Diplomat youth branches, the forum has become a fixture of the political calendar, offering a stage for spirited debate and civic engagement.

Members of the Jedi Order were in attendance at this year’s event, including a youth contingent from the Duneeden Temple. But what was thought to be an important olive branch between the Republic and the Order quickly became a source of tension.

Senator Makel Neer, who chaired the proceedings, opened the mock-senate hearing to a contentious motion attacking the Jedi delegation. Factions within the Centrist and Diplomat parties formed a surprise-coalition, arguing that the Jedi’s unilateral military actions undermined Republic diplomacy and compromised the strategic objectives of the core worlds.

However, young delegates from both parties argued against the motion, praising the Jedi’s historic role in safeguarding peace and justice.

The Jedi delegates, Kaddigan Thorne and Vira Izu also spoke against the motion, joined by their fellow Padawan Learners Lev’kahn Ivor and Vriddhym Samadhi. In their remarks, the Jedi emphasised cooperation, while pointing out that exclusion was against the very principle of the event.

In the end, the motion failed, but the controversy has already become the defining moment of this year’s Youth Forum.

The event organisers are yet to confirm if the Jedi Order will be invited again next year.