Month: April 2024
Hokoria enters intergovernmental Earth Day agreement
The State of Hokoria participated in the GOCO’s ‘Micronations for Earth Day’ project and has become a signatory of the Earth Day Accords.
December 2023 election miscalculation statement
In regards to the province of Baria within the Snap election of December 2023, for the Council of Representatives.
Walkaround of the State of Hokoria
The Royal Office’s ‘Walkaround of the State of Hokoria’ video for the Video Library. Filmed on the 20th April 2024.
Interior releases census data for 2024
The Department of the Interior’s annual census, the General Census of 2024, closed in the early hours of the 21st April 2024, with the Interior now releasing a comprehensive report of the Census’ findings.
Exterior and Royal Office publish new micronational relations policy
The Department of Exterior Affairs and the Royal Office have published the Exterior policy for micronational relations.
Recognition towards Israel and Palestine
The State of Hokoria does not recognise the State of Israel, instead recognising the State of Palestine as the sovereign nation within the territories of the former British Mandate of Palestine.
Interior announces 14 day census
The Interior has announced the General Census of 2024.
Royal Office releases first spending reports
The Royal Office has released its first spending and earning reports, with the publication of reports for the year of 2023 and the first quarter of 2024.
Publication of exterior review of foreign territories
The Royal Office has published the Department of Exterior Affairs’ exterior reviews into foreign territories, in accordance with the Act of National Security. After consideration by the Royal Office, we have published the Exterior’s past reviews into foreign territories. These reviews were made with the Exterior’s policies in mind and detailed their findings in regards…
Department of Exterior Affairs’ administrative branch code is changed
The Department of Exterior Affairs’ branch code has been changed by the Royal Office from ‘EXT’ to ‘XTR’ at the request of Royal Officer Daniel Gomez.