By Nicholas Mairs, Jasper Farrell & Frederik Gammelby
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that a Yes to June’s Brexit vote could trigger a new Scottish independence referendum. 207 more words
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Hope for deal as Paris climate summit ends
By Frederik Gammelby
Negotiators at the COP 21 Paris climate conference are finalising an agreement among the 196 participating countries, the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has said. 452 more words
Public opinion in Edinburgh divided on Trump Petition
By Laurenci Dow
Edinburgh locals show a clear divide in opinion on the petition to ban Donald Trump from the UK, while the petition continues to gain over half a million signatures. 339 more words
Saudi women to cast first ever vote
By Koldo Sandoval
Women will vote on Saturday 12 December in Saudi Arabia for the first time in history. The municipal elections take place across Saudi Arabia where women are expected to vote for the first time. 484 more words
US authorities look for terrorist links after California mass slaying
By Yasmeen Fekri
US authorities look for terrorist links after California mass slaying.Bomb equipment, weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition were found by police in a raid after Wednesday’s shootout. 433 more words
Germany decided military intervention in Syria
Jasmin Seidl
The German Parliament has approved the German army mission against the terrorist militia Islamic State (IS) by a large majority this morning.
Up to 1,200 German soldiers will support the fight against IS with reconnaissance ‘Tornado’ flights, a tanker and a frigate. 347 more words
Danes vote No to Europol
By: Frederik Gammelby
Danish voters yesterday voted No to change their Europol opt-out into an “optional arrangement” membership.
Despite a majority of parties in the Danish Parliament recommending a Yes-vote, 53 per cent of voters voted against the optional arrangement, which would have led the Danish government to choose which parts of the Europol they wanted to cooperate on. 441 more words
