
Ministro Pichetto: 'Nuovo referendum sul nucleare? Lo do per scontato nel 2028 o 2029'
Il ministro Pichetto Fratin prevede un referendum sul nucleare per il 2028 o 2029, sottolineando l'importanza della trasparenza e della chiarezza nel processo.

Il ministro Pichetto Fratin prevede un referendum sul nucleare per il 2028 o 2029, sottolineando l'importanza della trasparenza e della chiarezza nel processo.

Il Ministro dell'Ambiente Gilberto Pichetto Fratin prevede un nuovo referendum sul nucleare tra il 2028 e il 2029, sottolineando il diritto costituzionale alla partecipazione democratica. Ha inoltre confermato l'impegno del ministero per le rinnovabili, in particolare l'eolico, pur riconoscendo le sfide legate all'accettazione sociale e alle resistenze locali.

Swiss voters appear to have rejected a far-right proposal to cap the country's population at 10 million. The initiative, dubbed "the Swiss Brexit," faced concerns over economic impact and EU relations.

La Svizzera vota oggi sull'iniziativa "No a una Svizzera da 10 milioni!" dell'UDC, che mira a limitare la popolazione a 10 milioni entro il 2050. Le prime proiezioni indicano un probabile rifiuto del referendum.

Le prime proiezioni del referendum svizzero "No a una Svizzera da 10 milioni!" indicano un rifiuto della proposta di limitare la popolazione a 10 milioni. L'esito era incerto, con il fronte del "no" in vantaggio di solo il 52% nell'ultimo sondaggio.
Swiss voters are deciding on a referendum to cap the country's population at 10 million by 2050, a proposal by the Swiss People's Party (SVP) driven by concerns over immigration. The vote is expected to be close, with polls indicating a slight edge for the opposition.

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Schweizerinnen und Schweizer stimmen über eine Volksinitiative ab, die die Bevölkerung auf zehn Millionen bis 2050 begrenzen will. Die SVP macht Ausländer für Probleme wie Wohnungsnot verantwortlich und fordert Einschränkungen bei Asyl und Familiennachzug, notfalls auch die Kündigung der Personenfreizügigkeit mit der EU.

Secessionist sentiment is growing in several US states and Canada. Organizations in Washington and Oregon are preparing referendums for an independent Cascadia by 2028. Activists in Texas and California also advocate for independence, while Alberta, Canada, will vote on secession in October.
Switzerland votes Sunday on capping its population at 10 million by 2050. The SVP-backed proposal aims to curb immigration, citing pressure on infrastructure and quality of life. Opponents fear economic damage, labor shortages, and isolation from the EU.

Italian Environment Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin reaffirmed the country's commitment to nuclear energy, aiming for 10-15% of energy needs by 2040. He expects concrete implementation by 2033-34, emphasizing nuclear as a complementary energy source. The minister also touched upon fuel excise taxes, hinting at international developments.

Szwajcarzy w referendum zdecydują, czy wprowadzić limit ludności na poziomie 10 milionów. Inicjatywa skrajnie prawicowej Szwajcarskiej Partii Ludowej ma na celu ograniczenie imigracji i azylu, co budzi obawy o konsekwencje gospodarcze i potencjalny "szwajcarski brexit".

Szwajcarzy zdecydują w referendum o limicie ludności 10 milionów. Skrajna prawica chce ograniczyć imigrację, argumentując przeciążeniem infrastruktury i rynku mieszkaniowego. Rząd i przeciwnicy ostrzegają przed negatywnymi konsekwencjami ekonomicznymi i zerwaniem umowy z UE.

Swiss voters will decide on June 14 on a referendum to cap the population at 10 million, proposed by the far-right Swiss People's Party (SVP), and on the Civilian Service Act. Experts warn of significant economic harm to Switzerland if the population cap is approved, potentially exacerbating labor shortages and impacting key sectors.

Switzerland votes June 14 on a referendum to cap its population at 10 million by 2050, championed by the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP). Opponents warn of economic harm and damage to EU relations, while supporters cite concerns over infrastructure and the Swiss lifestyle.

DRC's political elite is pushing for constitutional amendments, potentially enabling a third presidential term, despite an ongoing Ebola epidemic and insecurity. Opposition leaders decry the move as a "constitutional coup" and have formed a coalition to resist.

A Florence court has dismissed the investigation into the alleged masterminds of the 1993 mafia bombings, finding no direct links between Cosa Nostra and Silvio Berlusconi or Marcello Dell'Utri. The decision ends a 30-year inquiry, sparking renewed debate on the justice system.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has indicated he would prioritize transforming the UK's social care system if he became Prime Minister, criticizing Westminster's reluctance to address difficult policy issues. He proposes accelerating the Casey review and exploring funding mechanisms like a 'care levy' to address the crisis.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk advised Armenia to hold a referendum soon to decide its future in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) or potential accession to the European Union.
Hamburg's Bürgerschaft debated reactions to the Olympic referendum. Opposition parties blamed the Senate, while the ruling coalition criticized the opposition's approach. The debate highlighted political infighting and differing views on public engagement.

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu stated that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is unwilling to hold a referendum on the country's membership in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). Shoigu commented on Pashinyan's remarks that a referendum would only occur after Yerevan applies to join the European Union, suggesting this indicates reluctance and potential future conflict with European patrons.
Hamburgers voted against hosting the Olympic Games in a referendum, with 55% voting no. The city's Senate defended the democratic process, while the opposition criticized the government's handling of the bid and citizens' concerns.

David Cameron offered Boris Johnson a "top five" cabinet position, such as defence secretary, if he supported the UK remaining in the EU during the 2016 referendum. Johnson ultimately backed the Leave campaign.

David Cameron offered Boris Johnson a "top five" cabinet position, such as defence secretary, if he agreed to campaign for the UK to remain in the EU during the 2016 referendum. Johnson ultimately chose to back the Leave campaign.