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Yesterday saw the annual celebration of Independence Day, this year marking the seventeenth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2008. Independence Day falls on the third Saturday of September. This year, it also aligned with the actual anniversary, namely September 20th. To mark the day, Emperor Aggelos I published an honours list, as is…

Tuesday 9th September saw Lord Zabëlle Skye visit the Imperial Capital of Wrythe at the invitation of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Aggelos I. Lord Skye, the Baron of Green Gate who has served as Governor of the territory since claiming it in March 2019, was accompanied by his brother Janus Smith. The two were met…

By Chris Ramsay: Secretary-General, Chief Herald If you are a fan of the award-winning historical drama on the life of the late and great Elizabeth II, you have come to the wrong place. As enticing as it has been to see a reenactment of the trials and tribulations of representing the crown, we will instead…

The 2025 Summer Session of Parliament has ended with the election of a new Speaker and the passage of a final Act before the Summer Recess. With the previous Speaker, Laird Addison O’Halloran, having become the new Prime Minister on 14 June, Lord Sander Koff was elected her successor by the House on 21 July.…

It was announced by Emperor Aggelos I yesterday evening that His Excellency Bey Akka, Governing Commissioner of Enfriqua, has passed away. In full, the announcement read: “The Crown has sadly been informed by his brother of the death of His Excellency Bey Akka, Governing Commissioner of Enfriqua. Akka passed away about a month ago, aged…

In a declaration issued on Sunday 22nd, Lord Ștefan-Marius Snagoveanu, Governor of Prahova, has reaffirmed his loyalty to the Empire of Austenasia following claims that he was following disgraced former PM Andrew Musgrave into seccession. In the declaration, Lord Snagoveanu clarifies that Prahova “affirms its loyalty to the Empire ofAustenasia as the legitimate and just…

Saturday 14th June saw territorial changes for the Empire of Austenasia, with the claiming of two new land claims and the departure of two others, with a net gain of one subject. New South Scotland (NSS), Austenasia’s Crown Dependency in New South Wales, Australia, had openly reconsidered its relationship with the Empire during the crisis…

After a record-breaking short term of only eleven days in office, Lord John Gordon resigned as Prime Minister on Saturday 14th, with his deputy Laird Addison O’Halloran taking office as his successor. The publication of recent news has been delayed by former PM Andrew Musgrave’s seizure of official government and Times websites, necessitating the creation…

With Lord John Gordon settling into a third non-consecutive term as Prime Minister, order has returned to Austenasian politics after the sorry events that took place earlier this week. The previous Prime Minister, Lord Andrew Musgrave, was unceremoniously removed from office by a vote of no confidence on Tuesday 3rd upon unsuccessfully trying to overthrow…