Prime Minister Andy Burnham met with Scottish First Minister John Swinney and Welsh First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth in Glasgow, discussing devolution and inter-governmental relations. Downing Street confirmed a second Scottish independence referendum was "off limits," while Burnham committed to not bypassing Holyrood on devolution plans.
Prezydent Karol Nawrocki ponownie złożył do Senatu wniosek o ogólnokrajowe referendum w sprawie polityki klimatycznej Unii Europejskiej, proponując nowe pytanie. Referendum, którego dzień wyznaczono na 27 września 2026 roku, ma pozwolić obywatelom na wypowiedzenie się w kwestii Zielonego Ładu.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has rejected the possibility of a new Scottish independence referendum, stating it would divert from efforts to boost the economy and tackle the cost of living. He conveyed this stance to Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney in Glasgow, emphasizing a focus on practical measures and devolution.
Andy Burnham, the new UK Prime Minister, faces the challenge of resetting UK-EU relations amidst domestic priorities and Brexit's economic impact. While initially focused on internal affairs, he may pursue closer European engagement, particularly on security and economic cooperation, potentially shifting Labour's red lines despite Eurosceptic opposition.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, largely unknown in Brussels, prepares for an EU-UK summit. He inherits a "reset agenda" aiming to ease trade barriers, link emissions systems, and establish a youth exchange, while navigating familiar Brexit dilemmas and his stated desire to rejoin the EU in his lifetime.
Andy Burnham, Britain's new prime minister, is largely unknown in Brussels but is set to lead an EU-UK summit this autumn, inheriting Keir Starmer's reset agenda. Key issues include trade barriers, a youth exchange scheme, and defence cooperation, with his Brexit stance creating both hope and caution.
Prezydent RP Karol Nawrocki ponownie złoży do Senatu wniosek o referendum w sprawie przyszłości unijnej polityki klimatycznej. Senacka większość nieoficjalnie zapowiada odrzucenie wniosku, argumentując obawami o "polexit" i zarzucając prezydentowi chęć zbijania kapitału politycznego.
Sapelo Island's Gullah Geechee community successfully voted against a zoning amendment that would have allowed larger residential square footage, preventing increased development. The referendum, a rare event in Georgia, aimed to protect the community's cultural and environmental landscape from external developers.
A new collection of essays on Brexit, edited by Sir Anthony Seldon, is criticized for its lack of focus on "English nationalism" and the reasons behind Brexit's support in England. Despite acknowledging Brexit's economic failure, the book struggles to explain the continued influence of figures like Nigel Farage.
Israel's parliament has set October 27 for national elections, the latest legally possible date. The vote is widely seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership amidst the ongoing war in Gaza. Netanyahu faces criticism for security failures and his handling of the conflict, with former army chief Gadi Eisenkot emerging as a key rival.
Die ehemalige konservative Abgeordnete Ann Widdecombe wurde tot in ihrem Zuhause in Haytor, Devon, aufgefunden. Die 78-Jährige wies schwerste Verletzungen auf, die Polizei ermittelt wegen Mordes und sucht nach einem "weißen Mann" als mutmaßlichem Täter.
Poseł PiS Szymon Giżyński został zawieszony w prawach członka partii po tym, jak złożył ironiczne oświadczenie dotyczące referendum w Częstochowie. Wcześniej posłanka Lidia Burzyńska poinformowała o poparciu PiS dla referendum ws. odwołania prezydenta miasta i rady. Giżyński skrytykował decyzję partii, sugerując, że służy ona partykularnym interesom.
La maggioranza di centrodestra presenterà un emendamento alla legge elettorale per consentire il voto fuori sede alle elezioni politiche, referendum ed europee. L'obiettivo è garantire agli studenti e lavoratori fuori sede il diritto di voto senza disagi.
Millions attended the funeral of Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, sparking debate on regime support and national pride. Government sources claim successful organization of mass shows of support, while analysts discuss state-led mobilization and a potential shift in the social contract.
Millions attended the funeral of Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, sparking debate on whether it signals support for the clerical establishment or demands for change. Government sources claim successful organization of mass shows of support, while analysts suggest a complex mix of genuine social base and state-led mobilization.
Police are investigating a complaint regarding the finances of Yes Scotland, the group that campaigned for independence in 2014. Claims suggest over £1.5m in income is unaccounted for, with a complainant noting zero balances in later accounts.
Police are investigating a complaint regarding the finances of Yes Scotland, the group that campaigned for Scottish independence in 2014. The Sunday Mail reported claims of over £1.5m in unaccounted income, with the complaint reportedly made by David Henry.
Sir Keir Starmer's defence investment plan (Dip) is criticized for its "nightmare logic," suggesting deeper incorporation into American power rather than genuine national security. Despite a £298bn budget, concerns are raised about austerity measures and a focus on US alliance capabilities over homeland defence.
Aave's token (AAVE) rallied 13.16% to $94.32 as investors assess DeFi lending valuation, comparing it to traditional financial infrastructure. The protocol's scale, liquidity, and governance draw bank-style valuation comparisons, but structural differences in revenue flow, governance, and tokenholder economics complicate direct analogies.
Reform UK's new migration policies, targeting social housing and employment costs for non-UK nationals, alarm EU citizens with settled status in the UK. Critics argue the plan betrays Brexit promises and could lead to EU retaliation.
Marking its tenth anniversary, the Brexit referendum fundamentally reshaped British politics, exposing deep societal divisions over EU membership, immigration, and globalization. The vote, driven by working-class dissatisfaction, led to political upheaval and continues to influence UK policy and party dynamics, highlighting a persistent north/south ideological divide.
Britain faces severe political instability with six prime ministers in a decade, exacerbated by Brexit's economic costs and social polarization. The article critiques Keir Starmer's handling of rising far-right rhetoric, particularly on immigration, and suggests Andy Burnham might be better positioned to challenge this trend.
A decade after Brexit, the EU has largely moved on, focusing on new challenges and potential member states. The UK, however, remains fixated on the breakup, experiencing economic and cultural repercussions. While trade and cooperation persist, the UK's relevance and 'street cred' have diminished, leaving it as the 'ex' still consumed by the past.
Ten years after Brexit, columnist Larry Elliott restates his leftwing case for leaving the EU, arguing Europe isn't working economically and Brexit offers an opportunity for Britain to pursue a different economic model.
