The Mahusetan state drops the clock change.

The government invites citizens to a public discussion of a shortage of active members and the Confederation's future.

The territory takes the name of the prime minister.

The government opens a debate on TikTok, WeChat, Zoom and Reddit, citing censorship and privacy concerns.

The state led by Chase Nanatovich accedes to Mahuset, the Confederation's first territorial expansion in years.

Mahuset mourns the Abeldane politician, who has died aged 15.

Hasanistan blames the Ashukov leader for a 'disinformation' account targeting Çakar.

The attack on the Mahusetan encyclopedia is thought unrelated to January's MicroWiki assault.

The Interim Republic reinstates the language as it welcomes new citizens.

The body opens an inquiry as a follow-up to the 2019 anti-shadowbanning act.

The Confederation celebrates the annual fixture.

The deputy prime minister takes charge of a new body.

An account moves Mahusetan articles to mock titles before the edits are reverted.

A new law protects Mahusetan sovereignty from domestic and foreign threats.

The inactive state is removed by the National Convention.

The chamber approves coronavirus quarantine and the Geneva Conventions, rejecting a corporate tax.

The health ministry reports the first coronavirus case on Mahusetan territory.

The capitals of Mahuset and Hasanistan agree a twinning arrangement.

Mahuset announces help for those reversing a gender transition.

Mahuset watches the outbreak in Wuhan but sees no current risk.

The MIA links the GUM chair to a network of accounts behind the attack.

The president welcomes the United Kingdom's withdrawal.

The president withdraws by executive decree after a series of disputes.

The president rejects accusations against himself and Çakar over the wiki attack.