The Emperor has delivered a special address marking the eighteenth anniversary of Austenasia’s foundation, reflecting on the nation’s history while calling upon Austenasians to look towards its future. Austenasia was founded on 20 September 2008 at Wrythe, a house and its surrounding property in Carshalton, south London, by Jonathan Austen and his father Terry Austen. Eighteen years later, Emperor Johannes Karl I Augustus has marked…
After nearly fourteen years in the micronational community, Andrew Musgrave reflects on growing up within MicroWiki and becoming one of its most prominent administrators.
Austenasia establishes relations with Venemaa, a new state proclaimed within a single household, under a flag drawn from the Book of Revelation.
Plans to publicly release an extensive archive of historical Grand Unified Micronational Discord records have been abandoned following a further review of the material.
The Imperial Government has issued a formal reaffirmation of its adherence to the three principal conventions on honesty, proportionate claims and civility in the community of small nations.
The Marcher Lordship of Tucktonia and the Territory of Lagentia have been admitted to the Empire of Austenasia, bringing two new claims, two new governors and two new senators into the imperial fold.
A founder who believes his creation still belongs to him is not a new figure. Talossa ran this experiment already, and Austenasia knows how it ended.
The Empire of Austenasia has today released The Ascension of Johannes Karl I Augustus, a short film depicting the coronation of Johannes Karl I on 25 July 2026 in York. The film is narrated by Colin Baker, best known for portraying the Sixth Doctor in the long-running BBC television series Doctor Who.
Doctor Who star Colin Baker, best known for portraying the Sixth Doctor, and has continued the role in acclaimed audio dramas for decades, will narrate The Accession of Johannes Karl I Augustus, the Austenasian Times can officially confirm.
Richard Hytholoday, the Count of Maritimae, who served as Home Secretary from 2021 to 2022 under Prime Ministers John Gordon and William Wilson, has been appointed Attorney General. Hytholoday succeeds Hugh McFarlane, who resigned from the position in 2025 during the Austenasian Crisis. Following the reorganisation of the governmental structure, the Attorney General no longer heads the Ministry of Justice. Instead, the Attorney General now…