Skye-Greys appointed to cabinet and made a Chad
The new education minister is given charge of the Confederation's content-rating system.
The new education minister is given charge of the Confederation's content-rating system.
The head of state marks a second, non-consecutive term.
The satirical micronation's creator and former Mahusetan politician has died.
The head of state cites the Confederation's affection for Japan.
A volunteer reserve unit is created beneath the Reserves.
A naval infantry force is founded under the Navy.
A new unit takes on explosives, unmanned vehicles and deterrence.
The Austenasian figure is recognised for his efforts towards 'diplomatic civility' and against GUM influence.
Two new units are created — a special-operations force and a joint reserve spanning all six service branches.
Mahuset marks the end of 14 years of Conservative government.
The head of state notes the close ties between Mahuset and its Dutch neighbours.
The legal department is absorbed into the council.
The Confederation's border body is folded into its gendarmerie.
Two senior offices are renamed Greffier-Executive and Greffier-Consular.
The honour recognises his contributions to Mahusetan heraldry.
The chamber recognises the National Convention's legitimacy in a session that grants a new honour and a new coat of arms.
The president becomes Lord-Stadtholder and the prime minister Lord-Grand Pensionary.
The Confederation loses the senior canine official of the Executive Office.
The co-founder of Mahuset and founder of Matsia leaves the Confederation for good.
The head of state confers the honour.
The Confederation founds a body to oversee its post.
The head of state marks the appointment of the first British Asian to hold the office.
The head of state marks the historic appointment.
The de facto home of Mahusetan parliamentary life changes status.