Presidential decree adopts government logo; grants more titles

Today, President Hasan Çakar issued a presidential decree which establish a new logo for the Government of Hasanistan and granted titles to various individuals.

The new government logo will feature a caricature of a KARA BOĞA (Black Bull) warrior beheading an Asiatic person who is said to either represent a Ryukyuan or a so-called "Cornish" person from Southwest Anglogermania. The logo also features the name of the Hasani Government in the three official scripts of Hasani, including for the first time the Japonic script. The Hasanistani Turanic Society praised the new logo.

New government logo of Hasanistan

In addition, three people were given titles. Emiel Hardy was declared as a "Chad", Lüd İsveçoğlu was declared as "Führer of Sápmi" and Tablekitten was declared as the "Kitten on the Table" and "Grand Wizard of Alabama" as well as appointed ceremonial Agha of Zülkerneyn.

The full decree can be read here.

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Presidential decree issued granting unilateral recognition and visa-free travel to various states

President Hasan Çakar has issued a presidential decree which unilaterally grants recognition of various sovereign states in the hope for the establishment of formal diplomatic relations in the future. Under the decree, Hasanistan will also grant visa-free travel within its territory to various states it considers especially friendly.

The states that Hasanistan will unilaterally recognise include all members of the United Nations, the Vatican City, Northern Cyprus, Palestine, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Transnistria, East Turkestan, Chechnya, Donetsk, Luhansk, Western Sahara, Sealand, Seborga, Viadalvia, Jaisalmer (under the Harshvardhan dynasty), Radon, Karnia-Ruthenia and the DeWaco Estates.

It will grant 180 days visa-free travel, including limited business activities to the following nations: all participants of the Batyr Bloc, all member states of the Turkic Council, Konraq, Turkmenistan, Northern Cyprus, Mongolia, Japan, Hungary, Finland, Estonia, North Korea, Bosnia, Iran, Tajikistan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Qatar, Zimbabwe, Chad, Niger, Viadalvia, Northern Islands, Corea, Florensia, Freetown, Keumye, New Czechoslovakia, Arkadelphia, Ourania, Bartonia and GSMLL.

The full decree may be read here.

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Presidential decree establishes Japonic script

Today, President Hasan Çakar has issued a decree establishing the Japonic script as one of the official alphabet systems of Hasani. The script, which was developed by a commissioned research group of the Hasanistani Turanic Society since last September, has a variant of all the Latin letters and additionally utilises Japanese punctuation.

The presidential decree states in its preamble that the script it will "begin the process of a Turanian cultural revival and move away from the Masonic “Latin script” with its Roman origins". However, Çakar stated following the ratification of the decree "This will be solely ceremonial for now and in the immediate future, until our Nation successfully relinquishes the mental and linguistic shackles of the Franco-Masonic, bourgeois-decadent Latin script which is pushed by the agents of the Bogdanoff brothers".

The full decree can be read here.

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Hasanistani Turanic Society adopts emblem

The Hasanistani Turanic Society, a pan-Turanist political organisation formed last year on 10 September 2020 by current President and then-Naib-i-Şehinşah Hasan Çakar, has adopted an official emblem for itself. The emblem is based on the oksoko Seljuk symbol and the logo of Japan's Imperial Rule Assistance Association.

Logo of the Turanic Society

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Presidential decree announces currency referendum next year

President Hasan Çakar has issued a presidential decree announcing a currency referendum will be held next year to decide on whether Hasanistan should adopt a national currency and what would be the nature of that currency. The legally-binding referendum will ask five questions: the first about whether an independent national or foreign currency should be used, the second about the potential name of a national currency, the third about what should the value of the currency be tied to (eg: whether it'll be fiat money, commodity-backed or based on labour value), the fourth about whether the currency should be used in physical or virtual form (eg: paper money or cryptocurrency, and the fifth about whether Autonomous Regions should have the right to have their own equivalent and equally-valued local currency.

A currency referendum was one of Çakar's electoral pledges he had made earlier this year and the development of a currency is part of the Hasanistan 2021 Vision announced in 2019. However, the issue has long been discussed previously in Hasani history. In 2013, Hasanistan had declared that the Kazakh Tenge was its official currency. However, there have been campaigns for an independent currency since that year and there had been numerous proposals before including the "Hasani som". Democratic Party of Ardajan deputy Shady Morsi, a long-time advocate of a currency referendum since 2013, has praised the decision and announced his intention to back his re-incarnated idea of a currency simply known as the "Hasani" (although not stated his opinion on the other questions). Currently, Hasanistan has no official currency.

The pre-determined ballot options for questions one, three, four and five have already been announced, although question two's ballot options will be decided in two months times following a period of popular suggestions from citizens and suffraged residents which begins today.

The date of the referendum was not fully declared in the decree, stating it will be concurrent with next year's due elections, however President Çakar has indicated it may happen earlier. The full decree may be read here.

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