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A Spanish Supreme Court judge lifted the arrest warrant for former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont, who said the ruling solves nothing in the conflict between Catalonia and Spain.
Quebecers elected a Parti Québécois minority government, which has promised to consult them on independence in its first term.
Quebec votes October 5 and Alberta October 19. One route runs through a party's promise, the other through a government-written question, and Ottawa's Clarity Act treats them differently.
The Parti Québécois leads Quebec's late polls on a written promise to hold an independence referendum in its first term, after January 20, 2029.
Rhun ap Iorwerth became the first Welsh first minister to join a YesCymru march, telling a crowd organizers put at 8,000 to 9,000 that London will not acknowledge Wales's right to self-determination.
A CBC poll on the exact ballot wording finds 72 percent of Albertans would choose to remain and 23 percent would start the process toward a binding separation vote, with 673,000 mail-in...
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.
The 2019 referendum result reached Papua New Guinea's parliament in August, almost seven years after the vote.
Somaliland's president was in Washington last week seeking U.S. recognition.
Trump, Frederiksen and Nielsen signed the Arctic security agreement in New York on Tuesday.
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.
