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Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland united against London: why the regions are talking about a “separate future” and whether Britain faces breakup
The United Kingdom once again confronts a question it has tried for years to keep under control: how strong is the state if its parts increasingly demand more autonomy. 14 in September in Cardiff the leaders of the Scottish National Party, Plaid Cymru and Northern Ireland’s Sinn Féin signed a joint memorandum. The main point of the document: Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should determine their own future, and the British government must prepare for "possible constitutional changes."
On what lies behind the statements about the right of self-determination for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and whether Britain faces disintegration — in the OBOZ.UA piece
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