August 2016 Kurultay meeting

In the second Kurultay meeting since Hasan Çakar Beg's election, Premier Shady Morsi proposed a controversial motion of turning Hasanistan into a semi constitutional monarchy. The motion was rejected two votes to one.

• Shady Morsi's proposal: I propose that Hasanistan become a khanate (a semi constitutional monarchy, still part of Pavlov), abolish the parties and most importantly abolish the corrupt republic. A republic is against tradition and a khanate is unique.
• Votes: 1 support, 0 abstain, 2 oppose, 1 not present

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First Supreme Council meeting for President Hasan

President Hasan Çakar held his first Supreme Council meeting today. Usually the president isn't present in the Supreme Council but since Hasan Çakar also holds a seat in the council as the representative for the central Pavlovian government, he was present. Today, the council voted on mostly ceremonial motions: renaming the position of president to "Beg", renaming the position of Supreme Leader to "Premier" and renaming the Supreme Council to "Kurultay". Security Minister Ulash Arda and Culture & Science Minister Kaab Millet were not present, so only Supreme Leader Shady Morsi and Hasan Çakar voted.
The result of the motions:

• Rename President to Beg: 1 supported, 1 abstained, 0 opposed (2 not present) - Motion passed
• Rename Supreme Leader to Premier: 1 supported, 1 abstained, 0 opposed (2 not present) - Motion passed
• Rename the Supreme Council to Kurultay: 1 supported, 1 abstained, 0 opposed (2 not present) - Motion passed

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President Hasan's first day at work

Recently elected president Hasan Çakar has made his first desicions as president today by selected his Supreme Council and his Supreme Leader. The Supreme Council and its ministries have been heavily reformed to deal with Hasanistan's new dependency status. The council now has four seats, one for the Supreme Leader, two for two ministries and one for a representative in Pavlov's parliament (the President has chosen himself for this job). Hasan's new Supreme Leader is Shady Morsi of the Independence Party. Although he is from an opposition party Hasan said he is experienced. Hasan has chose ethnic Kyrgyz Nomad Party member Ulash Arda to become Hasanistan's Security minister and independent Kaab Millet to become the Culture and Science minister. Hasan has said that Pavlov has allowed for the continuation of the Prime Konseyi and the Guild Council as well and he will continue the formation of the lesser councils. Hasanistan has also said it will be renaming the legislature to become more culturally Turkic.
Finally, President Hasan has said the "Feneriye" ambition has been put on hold for an indefinite time since Hasanistan has become Pavlov's latest dependency, although he said it is not completely off the table.

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Hasanistan joins the Empire of Pavlov - reforms ahead

The recently elected president Hasan Çakar has ratified a treaty with HIM Aleksandr IV,
Emperor and Autocrat of all-Pavlov, which has made Hasanistan become a dependency of the Empire of Pavlov. President Hasan was offered by the emperor the opportunity to become a autonomous territory on the 10th of August. When asked why he accepted the offer, president Hasan has said that membership in the Pavlovian Empire will "give our legislature more activity and improve our chances of full UN recognized sovereignty". Hasan has also said that he plans to heavily reform the country. Although Hasanistan is now a dependency of another country, it still has full sovereignty over its internal affairs.
The treaty between Hasanistan and Pavlov can be downloaded here

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2016 Hasani presidential election - Hasan in, Tanju out

Hasan Çakar has officially been chosen by the Hasani citizenry to become the 2nd president of Hasanistan. Having been barred from running in elections since the end of the single-party rule, the Nomad Party has seen a return to become the Hasani head of state. The election saw Hasan Çakar dominate the election with a 58% lead. The now ex-president Tanju Çakar failed to win a third term and was totally destroyed by all other parties, getting only 1 vote. Tanju Çakar has accused the election of being rigged and saying Hasan did a Stalin-esque purge of his supporters. President Hasan denies that they were revoked of citizenship because political beliefs but due to their inactivity. President Hasan is soon to give a victory statement.

Votes

• Nationwide - turnout: 100%

1. Hasan Çakar (NP) - 7 votes (58%)
2. Shady Morsi (HIP) - 2 votes (17%)
3. Muhamed Ali (IPH) - 2 votes (17%)
4. Tanju Çakar (PPH) - 1 vote (8%)

• North Hasanistan - turnout: 100%

1. Shady Morsi (HIP) - 2 votes (100%)
2. No other party got votes

• South Hasanistan  - turnout: 100%

1. Hasan Çakar (IPH) - 4 votes (100%)
2. No other party got votes

• Saladin Islands - turnout: 100%

1. Hasan Çakar (NP) - 1 vote (50%)
2. Muhamed Ali (IPH) - 1 vote (50%) 

• Batyr - turnout: 100%

1. Hasan Çakar (NP) - 2 votes (50%)
2. Tanju Çakar (PPH) - 1 vote (25%)
3. Muhamed Ali (IPH) - 1 vote (25%)

How each state voted

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Feneriye - the world superpower!!!

Proposed flag of Feneriye

Nomad Party presidential candidate Hasan Çakar has said that if he becomes president of Hasanistan that he will work to create a proposed union, known as Feneriye. The union, who's name is inspired by a football team, will be a political union between Hasanistan and an extremely close ally, MurhammedLand, with a similar structure to other political unions. Hasan has said the goal will further legitimize the Hasani push for independence as well as further strengthen Hasanistan's current influence on other separatist movements. Hasan has said the union would have a common president, common parliament, a common foreign policy and a common goal and would benefit both nations. Hasan said he was inspired to form the union after reading about Eurasianism and Russia's proposed Eurasian Union. Whether this dream will become a reality will  depend on the result of the upcoming presidential election.

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