The news still got her shaking. Several Gianlucians were killed in a nuclear strike on Denvari territory by rogue nationalists. The parliament has passed legislation last night, that has cut off Gianatla from parts of the world market based on the fact, that some nations have nuclear weapons. There was no party, where the opinion on this piece of legislation wasn't split, but in the end it passed parliament with a majority. GI-Land still has much of its trade going. Apart from the VPRB to most of its neighbours, to Huawan, to the CE partners. Well, to the latter for now only, maybe there will be sanctions too, if the emergency meeting with the other members goes completely downhill. But that's something to worry about for the evening. Now she's in the plane for a quick visit of Besern. 9 am - 6 pm, at 7 pm she'll sit with the other CE representatives in a bungalow in the Gianlucian country side near Nordtor. 
Diplomats have worked for months on a trade agreement with Besern and its close to finalisation. She hasn't seen the final result yet, but is supposed to be brought the final draft before she landed in Brient. The chancellor will probably want some things fixed, at the very least a paragraph on joining and ratifying the TPNW will need to be embedded in whatever they decide on. She' s not even sure, Besern has nukes...But even if not, the Cordilian partners should stand together in making this world free of WMDs.
Lastly she wondered, if the NCU still exists or rather needs some revitalisation. All that and probably more will be on the agenda, when she meets with the Besernian chancellor.

After some time she landed punctually on Brient airport. Not wanting to make a fuss about her being present, the plane she took was a normal AtlantisAir flight. A face mask and a pair of glasses were supposed to cover up her identity for the most part as she left the plane and went to the nearest train station, that will bring her closer to the city centre, from which she can take a bike to the chancellery. And so she did all that, her incognito guards following her without garnering much curiosity by the public, except for some middle-aged men eyeing them weirdly.
At around 10 am she finally arrived at the chancellery. The door to it was opened for her.