The Trend Of Non-Binding Referenda Adds Credence To The Khalistani Cause
25.12.2019
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India's "Good Cop, Bad Cop" Scheme Won't Succeed In Stopping Khalistan
08.10.2019
India's latest attempt at curtailing the rising popularity of the Sikhs For Justice's Referendum 2020 campaign for an independent Khalistan is a typical "good cop, bad cop" scheme of trying to co-opt community members away from the cause through s
Catalonia is not Europe
04.10.2017
Many will not like this article but you can not write fashionable thoughts, with the goddess of not discrediting anyone. Not only is it impossible but trying to do it ends up being so accommodating that you have no real opinion on anything.
Iraq parliament demands troops go to areas disputed with Kurds
26. September 2017 - 12:09
Iraq's parliament demanded Monday that troops be sent to disputed areas in the north controlled by the Kurds since 2003 as the autonomous Kurdish area staged a referendum on independence.
Kurdistan's independence referendum started today
25.09.2017
More than five million people are eligible to vote when the people of Kurdistan head to the polls on Monday, September 25, to decide whether they want to leave or stay with Iraq.
Catalan Officials arrested
20. September 2017 - 16:31
Spain's national police raided Catalan government offices in Barcelona on Wednesday morning and arrested at least three officials, including the secretary-general of the Catalan vice presidency.
Referendum Evaluation
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27.04.2017
On April 16, Turkey went to the polls for a referendum for an amendment to its constitution, including the new administration system.
Debates on EU-Ukraine Association Agreement to be held in Hague
21.02.2017
Today, the lower house of the Netherlands Parliament will discuss the ratification of Ukraine’s association agreement with the European Union.
British lawmakers to debate bill on EU withdrawal
31.01.2017
The House of Commons is to begin debating the bill which will allow the British government to start Brexit.
Britain chooses a “Hard Brexit”
19.01.2017
British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced the government’s plans for a full Brexit and plans for a new relationship with the European Union.
Theresa May has named specific next steps: withdrawing from the European market and canceling trade agreements, terminating the European Court's jurisdiction over the territory of the kingdom, and independent control over migration. However, the prime minister stressed the need for cooperation with the EU in the field of defense and security, particularly in combating terrorism and international crime.
