Confederation adopts a basic copyright law
The National Convention brings Mahusetan law into line with the Berne Convention.
The National Convention brings Mahusetan law into line with the Berne Convention.
The Confederation joins a treaty on civility in diplomacy.
The Confederation grants the two languages official minority status.
The republic takes the They Might Be Giants song as its territorial anthem.
The deputy prime minister takes charge of the two republics.
The flag strip on Mahusetan plates changes permanently to blue.
A co-founder and the Confederation's first prime minister leaves Mahuset.
The Confederation's statistics body is renamed.
The title recognises exceptional merit, and is first conferred on the four patres patriae.
The National Convention grants the new civic honour to four founding figures.
The Publieke Omroep Stichting will own the Courant van Lazia and the Confederation's other public outlets.
Soft drugs and legal hard drugs may be sold under regulation; classified hard drugs remain banned.
A state-owned chain becomes the sole legal vendor of soft drugs, legal hard drugs, nitrous oxide and ketamine.
The National Convention orders the flag lowered for the software pioneer.
The Confederation honours the Apollo 11 crew member.
The environment and public health ministry criticises the international response to the jab.
The Confederation extends its sympathies to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth Realms.
The Confederation confers a new style.
A research body and a voluntary alliance of state organisations are founded the same day.
The Ministry of General Affairs is moved out of the Council of Ministers and renamed.
The state account commemorates the anniversary.
The head of state describes several accounts as 'Hasanophobic' in the wake of the 6 January attack.
The head of state flags a shift in the Confederation's position in the eastern Mediterranean.
The Confederation expresses its sympathies following the disaster.