Europe's self-determination movements. Scotland and Catalonia get the headlines, and the smaller referendums in Flanders and English villages get covered too.
Closing the SNP conference, John Swinney launched the Choose Scotland independence campaign and said Scotland will soon be an independent nation, despite Burnham's 'off limits' line.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham refused to hand the Welsh Government referendum powers on September 25, three days after its four-year plan formally requested the right to decide the timing, question and process...
Holyrood passed Swinney's motion on Scotland's right to decide its own future, 84 to 18, with Scottish Labour voting for it and Reform walking out of the chamber.
Piddington's parish council says it has written to President Trump and delivered a dossier to the American embassy, and could seek to become a 51st state.
Barnham, a Suffolk village of about 600, is weighing a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom over a government plan to house up to 1,250 asylum seekers at a nearby military site.
Piddington, an Oxfordshire village, voted 285 to 26 for symbolic independence from the United Kingdom in protest at a Home Office plan to house 1,256 asylum seekers at a nearby former military...
John Swinney, Rhun ap Iorwerth, and Michelle O’Neill signed a Cardiff declaration that their nations have the right to self-determination and that no Westminster government has the right to block it.
John Swinney, Rhun ap Iorwerth, and Michelle O’Neill will sign a joint self-determination declaration in Cardiff on Monday, calling on Westminster to prepare, plan, and facilitate constitutional change in all three nations.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham told John Swinney in writing on Thursday that a second Scottish independence referendum is off limits, a day after telling the Commons that one would follow a shift...
The Scottish Government published a draft bill for a second independence referendum, with the question "Should Scotland be an independent country?"
Iceland's voters rejected reopening negotiations to join the European Union in a national referendum Saturday, 52.84 percent to 47.16 percent, on 82.52 percent turnout.
A village in Oxfordshire voted to hold a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom.
Four violent incidents over one weekend — two of them fatal — have turned Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Catalonia policy into a security crisis.
