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A list of the key historic British anniversaries taking place during February 1952

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Read online at https://workersliberty.org/node/37354 Scotland and the "second referendum" Submitted by martin on 8 June, 2021 - 3:47 Author: Dale Street The SNP victory – or SNP-Green victory – in the Holyrood election of 6 May 2021 was a mandate for a second referendum on Scottish independence. The fact that the SNP did not get an absolute majority of seats or an absolute majority of the popular vote is irrelevant. The Holyrood voting system is designed to stop one party gaining an absolute majority of seats (and the SNP fell only seat short of that). And no one ever ar...

Bougainville's President Ishmael Toroama has called for the autonomous Papua New Guinea region to be given independence by 2025. Bougainville President Ishmael Toroama arrives with his delegation for talks with Papua New Guinea's government in East New Britain, 16 May 2021. Photo: Autonomous Bougainville Government Toroama gave the message at talks between his autonomous regional government and PNG's national governments, being held in Kokopo, East New Britain. The talks were the latest step in consultations between the two sides over how to proceed with the result of Bougainville's independ...

Rule by law or rule of law? Military and police presence in Harare during protests against former president Robert Mugabe, 18 November 2017. PHOTO Graeme Williams There appears to be some light at the end of Zimbabwe’s dark constitutional tunnel but only time will tell if the gains made will gather pace Since its founding as a modern state in 1890, Zimbabwe has had a tumultuous political and constitutional history. This history includes an illegal constitutional order declared by white settlers in 1970 in the context of an equally illegal Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) whose s...