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Catalan independence vote will go ahead: Mas
Catalan President Artur Mas says a vote on the region’s independence from Spain will be “impossible” to stop even if Madrid is against the referendum.
“If the Catalan population wants to vote on its future, it’s practically impossible to stop that forever,” Mas said in an interview on Wednesday.
He said the Spanish government should realize that it cannot stand...
Whatever Scotland decides, old order is dead
Scotland will be gone within a decade unless there is dramatic change.
If Scotland votes for independence next week, it is the British establishment and the establishment alone that is to blame.
The yes surge is not being driven by blood-and-soil nationalism, by dewy-eyed Celtic nostalgia or the resurrection of a Braveheart spirit. It is a defiant protest at a bankrupt order built by Margaret Thatcher...
At least 51% of Scots to vote Yes in independence referendum
Support for Scotland’s Yes campaign is on the rise as the country’s independence referendum draws nearer, a new opinion poll shows.
According to a poll conducted by YouGov for the Sunday Times, 51 percent of Scottish voters plan to vote yes, while 49 percent will vote no.
A similar YouGov poll published on September 2, showed 47 percent of the respondents said they’d vote in favor of...
European Space Agency probe set to make history
Scientists follow the flight of the Rosetta spacecraft from the control centre of the European Space Agency (ESA) in Darmstadt, western Germany, on August 6, 2014.
European Space Agency (ESA)’s Rosetta spacecraft is set to ensconce itself in the orbit of a comet, it has been chasing for more than a decade.
On Wednesday, the craft started the final engine burn that will take it into the orbit around...
Denmark is now paying foreigners to go home
The Danish government has introduced a voluntary repatriation policy. This new law pays foreigners if they are prepared to return to their country of origin.
A foreigner who is willing to leave Denmark might receive 127,517 DKR (Danish Krone) which is about 23,000 US dollars, and they would receive 38,000 DKR for every child of theirs leaving with them.
Foreigners with more money can expect to be...
Austria joins France in banning Muslim veils
As part of his party’s plan to introduce a bill banning full-face veils, Austrian politician Heinz-Christian Strache posted on a social network an image of a young blonde woman with the phrase “Too beautiful for a veil.”
The campaign was launched by the right-wing Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ) leader and Member of Parliament Heinz-Christian Strache on his Facebook page. According to the politician,...
How the French resilience can reshape Europe
The French electoral earthquake has surprised nobody but the hostile elite who handle our affairs and the presstitute media (to put it in the terms of Mr Craig Roberts) who still try to control the minds in the world. The old country is now under fire as was Austria more than ten years ago. At this time it was fake Gaullist Chirac who conducted the moral crusade against the small continental country....
Scotland's independence referendum campaign begins
The campaign for Scotland’s independence referendum has started amid discussions over benefits and costs of breaking away from the United Kingdom.
The campaign will last for 16 weeks before the beginning of referendum, which is due to be held on September 18.
Four million eligible voters will be asked a Yes/No question, “Should Scotland be an independent country?”
According to reports,...
EU DINOsaurs duck first meteorite
With the EU in economic decline, voters have demonstrated broad anger at the institutions and their aloof, incompetent stewards, ‘Democrats in Name Only’ (DINOs).
However, rest assured, mere voters are not worthy of consideration when the Brussels elite knows better.
Back in the good old days, the West used to look smugly at the gerontocracy in the Warsaw pact, where old men did everything within...
Rise of UKIP spells defeat for Tories and Labour
British Prime Minister David Cameron
“I try not to go to bed too late,” David Cameron once remarked. How late did the prime minister decide to stay awake till on Sunday night, as Ukip triumphed in the Euro elections?
Was he up for the humiliating defeat of his fellow Tory Martin Callanan, chairman of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group in the European Parliament? Did he...
UKIP ranks more than 30% in Britain - New Poll
The results of the local elections have been fascinating.
It was reasonable to expect that Ukip would do well in the European Parliament ballot (which is yet to be counted), but the fact that so many people chose to vote for the party at council level, too, suggests that the revolt is about more than just our relationship with Brussels. It represents a cry of rage against politics-as-usual, a cry...
Greek nationalist MEP takes a stand against Monsanto's GMO food
Konstantinos Daikos, Greek MEP Candidate of the People’s Association – Golden Dawn
It’s been several years now since the fate of the seed trade was decided in a massive gathering. The American companies Monsanto and Dupont Pioneer, along with the Swiss Syngenta, today control about 60% of the world’s seed market. On the whole, the 10 biggest corporations in the field control about 80% of...
Hungary wants independence referendum for Hungarians in Ukraine
Kiev has summoned the Hungarian ambassador over remarks made by Prime Minister Viktor Orban about autonomy for Hungarians living in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry expressed concern about the Hungarian premier’s call for autonomy and dual citizenship of ethnic Hungarians living in the western Ukrainian province of Transcarpathia.
The ministry said Orban’s comments contradict Ukrainian laws.
The...
East Ukraine referendum ends, 2 new regions to join Russia soon
Polling stations have closed in Ukraine’s self-proclaimed People’s Republics of Donetsk and Lugansk after a referendum on independence from the Kiev government. The turnout reached over 70 percent, according to organizers of the poll.
The last polling stations in Lugansk and Donetsk regions wrapped up their work at 23:00 local time (20:00 GMT).
There is no minimum voter turnout required for...
US blasts Europe's plan for anti-snooping network as 'unfair advantage'
NSA headquarters
US officials on Friday slammed plans to construct an EU-centric communication system, designed to prevent emails and phone calls from being swept up by the NSA, warning that such a move is a violation of trade laws.
Calling Europe’s proposal to build its own integrated communication system “draconian,” the office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) said American tech companies,...