North America
Alberta’s Premier Who Opposes Separation Scheduled the Vote Anyway
Alberta's October ballot did not come from a crowd or a court.
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- North America
Quebec’s Referendum Barely Moves the Bond Market
The bond market is said to be nervous about a Quebec independence referendum. The premium it is actually charging, six basis points over Ontario, says the opposite.
- North America
Free Louisiana Adopts the Self-Determination Covenant As Part of the TNM’s USEXIT Campaign
The Louisiana group's board adopted the standard, written by the Texas Nationalist Movement, that independence movements sign to be recognized in a growing multi-state network.
- Commentary
What a Village in England Just Told Texas
A village in Oxfordshire voted to hold a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom.
- Europe
Spanish Opposition Blames Sánchez Concessions for Catalonia Security Crisis
Four violent incidents over one weekend — two of them fatal — have turned Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Catalonia policy into a security crisis.
- North America
Alberta Independence Movement Crushes Threshold, Delivers 301,620 Signatures
Stay Free Alberta delivered 301,620 signatures to Elections Alberta on Monday afternoon, nearly 70 percent above the 178,000 required to put Alberta independence on a provincewide ballot.
- Europe
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%.
- North America
Alberta Separatists Claim Enough Signatures to Force Independence Referendum
The oil-rich Canadian province could vote on independence as early as October, marking only the third time in Canadian history a province has faced a separation ballot.
- North America
Quebec’s Bill 1: Secession Without a Referendum and What It Means for the Era of Secession
While Americans remain fixated on domestic political drama and President Trump’s provocative annexation rhetoric toward Canada, something remarkable is unfolding north of the border that deserves the attention of every Texan who...
- North America
New Hampshire Legislature to Consider Independence Study Commission
New Hampshire is set to take a significant step in the growing national conversation about state sovereignty.
- North America
Alaska’s Independence Party Dissolves: Lessons for Texas
After 41 years, the Alaskan Independence Party officially shut down. Here’s what went wrong—and why Texas nationalism is fundamentally different.
- North America
Staten Island’s Secession Push Gains New Life After Socialist Victory
Mamdani's NYC mayoral win triggers renewed Staten Island independence effort, revealing broader patterns of political alienation driving secession movements nationwide.
