The Confederation closes the chapter it opened in early 2020.

The encyclopedia sheds its monarchical title.

A cross-state arrangement rests on the head of state's Austenasian military rank.

The two states establish a joint commemorative day in partnership with the Abeldane Heritage Institute.

The education minister takes charge of the Chad Stephen Freayth Electoral Commission.

The two Batyr Bloc states re-establish ties after a dormant period.

The Lord-Stadtholder marks the assemblyman's mayoral primary win.

The head of state takes a ceremonial role at a body opposed to Grand Unified Micronational influence.

Mahuset welcomes the annexation of New North Scotland.

The Austenasian deputy prime minister joins the Confederation's roll of honour.

The accord affirms each state's sovereignty amid an Austenasian constitutional crisis.

The Confederation recognises the micronation of a cabinet minister.

The head of state welcomes the new chancellor.

The head of state sends his good wishes to the Commonwealth nation.

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 fourteen years of Conservative government.