EU Treaties: Caution, the Swiss Have the Final Say
The article discusses the bilateral agreements between Switzerland and the EU, emphasizing that the final decision will rest with Swiss voters in an upcoming referendum.
Referendum, Lazio fans to Forza Italia: 'Vote no, thank your senator Lotito'
Lazio fans are urging a 'no' vote on a referendum related to justice reform, specifically against their team's president and Forza Italia senator, Claudio Lotito.
Who finances the No Committee? Grosso insists: "We will not give the names"
The president of the No Committee, Enrico Grosso, insists that they will not disclose the names of their financial backers, citing privacy regulations.
Di Matteo? Here’s who he reminds me of. Gaia Tortora’s lesson 20 days before the referendum
The article discusses the ongoing controversial narrative regarding the upcoming referendum in Italy, focusing on remarks made by prosecutor Nino Di Matteo that link supporters of a reform proposal to corruption and organized crime.
The opposition is caught offside
The article discusses the divide in voting preferences regarding an upcoming referendum in Italy, highlighting the contrasting stances between those who support judicial reform and those who oppose it.
Di Matteo like Gratteri: "The mafiosi will vote Yes". And Conte brings up the P2
Nino Di Matteo, an anti-mafia magistrate, supports Nicola Gratteri's claim that mafiosi will vote in favor of a justice reform referendum, sparking more controversy in the political discourse.
The reversal of roles between right and left
The article discusses a perceived reversal of roles between the right and left in Italy, arguing that the left has adopted characteristics traditionally associated with the right.
Finishing the proposal for a national referendum
Iceland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, is finalizing a parliamentary proposal on a national referendum regarding EU accession talks, linking its significance to the ongoing conflicts in Iran and Ukraine.
Referendum, Lattanzi: "Nordio's goal is to weaken the judicial power"
Giorgio Lattanzi critiques the Nordio-Meloni justice reform as a Trojan horse aimed at undermining judicial independence.
Referendum, Di Matteo like Gratteri: "Freemasons and mafias will vote yes"
Nino Di Matteo argues that the referendum on career separation will see both honest individuals and corrupt actors like Freemasons and mafia voting in favor due to a tactic of discrediting the judiciary.
Referendum, Di Matteo: "I agree with Gratteri, Freemasons and mafiosi will vote yes"
Nino Di Matteo supports Nicola Gratteri's claim that Freemasons and mafia members will campaign for a 'yes' vote in the upcoming referendum, associating their interests with a broader corruption system.
"I never said I would vote No in the referendum". Sal Da Vinci denies the left's fake news
Sal Da Vinci, the winner of the Sanremo Festival, firmly denies claims that he supports voting No in the upcoming justice reform referendum, calling such statements fake news.
"I vote yes because they stole my life". Beniamino Zuncheddu's appeal for the referendum
Beniamino Zuncheddu, who spent 33 years imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, supports a constitutional reform referendum in Italy.
Those polls made to demotivate
The article discusses strategies for promoting the 'No' vote in an upcoming referendum in Italy, emphasizing the manipulation of poll results to influence public sentiment.
It would be a shame if the No wins. But I don't believe that will happen
Giorgia Meloni is carefully planning her final push for the Yes vote in the upcoming referendum on the separation of careers for judges, opting for a soft approach with media appearances rather than rallies or debates.
Oktoberfest: More than 5000 Votes for New Oktoberfest Beer
Giesinger Brewery has gathered over 5000 signatures to push for a referendum allowing its beer at Oktoberfest starting in 2027.
Licio Gelli, the son: "With the justice reform, my father's ideas are realized"
Maurizio Gelli claims that the current justice reform aligns with the ideas of his father, Licio Gelli, and emphasizes the significance of the separation of careers, pointing to a referendum as a reflection of this foresight.
Referendums: Green light for kaolin mining in Jesenicko, but not for wind farms near Hynčina.
Referendums in Czechia have allowed kaolin mining in Jesenicko while rejecting wind farms near Hynčina.
Meloni on the referendum: ridiculous tones. Schlein: "We defend justice"
Giorgia Meloni criticizes the apocalyptic rhetoric surrounding the upcoming referendum on justice, expressing her belief that a 'yes' victory is crucial, while Elly Schlein emphasizes the need to defend judicial integrity.
Referendum, Conti: "My invitation is to go vote". Fedez: "I signed not to talk about it"
Carlo Conti encourages citizens to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming justice referendum, while Fedez has publicly decided not to discuss the topic.
Democratic Party removes 'punishment for disseminating false information' clause from referendum law just before submission of amendment
The Democratic Party of Korea has decided to remove a clause punishing the dissemination of false information regarding early voting and referendums from the referendum law amendment submitted to the National Assembly.
From the Quran to the CSM
The article discusses the involvement of an Italian Islamist party in the upcoming elections and its alignment with the left against the Meloni government in the context of a referendum on justice.
Conspiracy Theorists Unleashed on Electoral Law and Referendum Whispers. "But There's No Connection"
In a discussion at Fiumicino Airport, Italian politicians Maurizio Lupi and Stefano Candiani debate the timing of presenting a new electoral law amidst a referendum campaign.
The Left's Weapon at the Polls: 1.7 Million Muslims to Reject the Referendum and Meloni
The Italian political landscape is witnessing the mobilization of the Muslim community, with 1.7 million potential voters poised to impact the outcome of an upcoming constitutional referendum.
From Toninelli to Casaleggio's deputy, the early grillini vote Yes
The early members of the M5S political party are rallying in support of the referendum concerning the Nordio reform, aiming to introduce significant changes to the career paths of judiciary members in Italy.
"Investigations used for the vote," alarm in the prosecutors' offices over accusations from the right
Italian prosecutors are facing scrutiny over their actions leading up to a referendum, spurred by Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's comments questioning the timing of certain notifications.
FdI's Overreach: Fast Track for Electoral Law. A Dance Around Preferences
The right-wing coalition in Italy is rapidly advancing electoral law reforms without consulting the opposition, aiming for swift implementation.
Referendum and Electoral Law, the Capocracy in Government
The article discusses the current political landscape in Italy, focusing on the referendum and electoral law, amidst issues such as economic struggles and global political turbulence.
Will the EU expand to the north instead of the east? Iceland's entry would show eurosceptics that it is still a sexy project
Iceland is contemplating joining the European Union sooner than expected, with a referendum planned for August, marking a notable shift amid rising euroscepticism.
Iceland: Holding a referendum on the possible resumption of EU accession negotiations
Iceland has decided to hold a referendum regarding the potential resumption of EU accession negotiations, a move welcomed by the European Commission.
Referendum, in court in Reggio Calabria the posters for the "No". Gasparri: "Ghastly images"
The campaign against the Justice referendum is provoking strong reactions in Reggio Calabria, particularly concerning anti-referendum posters displayed in local courts.
Use flexible concepts about the referendum, but the opposition wants clear answers
The Icelandic opposition is calling for clarity on the use of flexible concepts regarding the referendum.
US pressure prompts Iceland, Norway, and Greenland to reconsider joining the EU
Iceland is preparing to hold a referendum on rejoining the EU as pressure from the US influences its decision.
This pleases the 4T: Daniel Noboa suffers electoral defeat after rejection of his constitutional reforms
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa faced a surprising electoral defeat when voters rejected his proposed constitutional reforms in a national referendum.
'Security, dilemma over Greenland have enhanced urgency' for EU referendum in Iceland
Iceland's government will soon set a date for a referendum regarding the country's potential EU accession, amid heightened urgency due to security concerns and discussions surrounding Greenland.
Iceland is expected to announce a date for the referendum on resuming EU membership talks soon
The Icelandic government is preparing to set a date for a referendum regarding the resumption of EU membership talks, as confirmed by an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Security PEC: Motta wants to exclude referendum on reducing the age of criminal responsibility to facilitate approval
President of the Chamber Hugo Motta aims to remove the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility from the Public Security Amendment Proposal to ensure smoother passage through legislative processes.
Iceland to Set Date for EU Membership Negotiation Voting in Coming Weeks
Iceland is preparing to vote on whether to resume its EU membership negotiations, which were halted in 2013.
Kraków may become a political testing ground. Tusk supports Miszalski, but KO has a 'plan B'?
Activists have gathered 75,000 signatures to trigger a referendum on the recall of Kraków's mayor, Alexandr Miszalski, with a goal of 100,000 to demonstrate public discontent.
Hungary Heats Up the Tension with Ukraine, Deploys Troops, and Turns the Campaign into a Plebiscite on War
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban escalates tensions with Ukraine over energy supply issues as he frames the upcoming elections as a referendum on war and peace.
Fifty or twenty-five meters? A referendum in April will decide on the new pool in Prostějov
A referendum scheduled for April in Prostějov will determine the size of a new swimming pool, with options of fifty or twenty-five meters.
In Iceland, a referendum on resuming EU accession talks will take place "in the coming months"
Iceland is planning to hold a referendum on resuming EU accession talks within the next few months, with Prime Minister Kristrūna Frostadotira indicating a potential vote in August.
Iceland to hold EU referendum 'over the coming months', Prime Minister says
Iceland's Prime Minister announced that the country will hold a referendum on EU membership within the coming months.
The Untouchables Corporation
A referendum is set to take place in Italy aimed at reforming the judiciary, which has remained unchanged since World War II despite various government attempts.
Electoral Law, the Majority Tries to Accelerate
The Italian government plans to present an electoral reform text soon, potentially before the upcoming referendum on career separation scheduled for March 22-23.
Justice referendum, if the Democratic Judiciary promotes Conte
The article discusses concerns about the impartiality of judges affiliated with the leftist group 'Magistratura Democratica,' particularly in light of their support for political figures like Giuseppe Conte.
The left is conservative: No leaves things as they are
Professor Luca Ricolfi argues that the official left in Italy is deeply conservative, contrasting his support for reform with the mayor's opposition in an upcoming referendum.
The No lands in a mosque. And the imam of Hannoun attacks the government
In a mosque in Piacenza, an imam criticized the Italian government during a referendum discussion on justice, reflecting tensions between the Islamic community and political authority.
Iceland Rushes to Hold a Referendum on EU Membership amid Trump's Territorial Ambitions
Iceland is set to hold a referendum on its European Union membership status, hastened by the territorial ambitions of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Conte raises the tone and attacks Nordio: 'Criminal politics'
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte criticized Italy's Justice Minister Carlo Nordio during a public debate on the justice referendum held in Palermo.