Scotland Sets 2028 Referendum Date. TNM Called It.
Scottish First Minister John Swinney announced this week that Scotland will hold its second independence referendum in 2028 — fourteen years after the first attempt failed 55%-45%.
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Scottish First Minister John Swinney announced this week that Scotland will hold its second independence referendum in 2028 — fourteen years after the first attempt failed 55%-45%.
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Court of Appeal rules English Constitution Party leader's legal challenge against Reform UK's six-vote by-election win can proceed to trial.
A recently published Scottish independence poll shows a significant shift in favor of independence, with 56% supporting a break from the United Kingdom after excluding undecided voters.
Recent polling from the United Kingdom shows unprecedented levels of support for independence movements across all four constituent nations, suggesting the once-unthinkable breakup of the UK may become a political reality in...
A new poll indicates rising support for Scottish independence, with SNP leading over Scottish Labour.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has intensified its push for a German exit from the European Union, demanding a Brexit-style referendum if their reform demands go unmet.
Alex Salmond, former First Minister of Scotland, died at 69 after falling ill in North Macedonia. Salmond, a key figure in Scottish politics, modernized the SNP and significantly advanced Scotland's independence movement.
Scotland will host a major conference at Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, bringing together 14 pro-independence groups from Europe.
Leading figures call for a mechanism similar to Northern Ireland for a second Scottish independence referendum if majority support exists, suggesting opinion polls and election results should gauge public mood to sustain...
The recent successes of Britain since the historic decision to leave the European Union underscore a powerful truth: independence begets prosperity.
The Brexit experience has delivered a resonating message clear across the pond that movements advocating for self-governance should not be easily dismissed as merely populist or ill-informed.