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Paris to Ban E-Scooters From September After Public Referendum: All Details
Paris is set to ban electric scooters from September, according to the city's mayor. The announcement comes after a public referendum to remove them from the streets. However, e-scooter operators said on Monday they hoped to stop the plan, citing low turnout for the referendum.
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Any Compromises With Russia Will Need Referendum In Ukraine, Says Zelensky
Any deal agreed in peace negotiations with Russia will be submitted to a referendum in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky told a regional Ukrainian public media outlet Monday.
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Two Members Of Khalistani Module Arrested In Amritsar
The Punjab Police on Friday arrested two members of a Khalistani module who were allegedly engaged in propagating the 'Referendum 2020' campaign by affixing banners and posters in public places in Amritsar.
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Thousands March In London To Demand Brexit Deal Referendum
Around 100,000 supporters of the European Union marched through central London on Saturday to demand that the British government hold a final public vote on the terms of Brexit, organisers said.
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Catalonia On Strike Over Independence Poll Violence
Protesters blocked roads, public transport slowed to a crawl and FC Barcelona refused to train on Tuesday as Catalonia observed a general strike over police violence at a banned weekend independence referendum.
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UK Lawmakers To Debate On Second EU Membership Referendum
British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.
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British Parliament To Debate Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
Britain's parliament is to debate a petition signed by more than 4 million members of the public calling for a second referendum on European Union membership, but will not take a decision on whether to re-run last month's vote.
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Green Kingmakers See Scottish Independence Vote Determined By Public Appetite
Scotland's devolved government is right to start preparing legislation for a new independence referendum after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but a new vote should be decided by "clear public appetite" for one, a spokesman for the the Scottish Greens said today.
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After Brexit: Roadmap For A Leap In The Dark
This is a rough outline of the steps Europe plans to take after Britain's referendum on Thursday on whether to leave the European Union, based on public and private comments by officials:
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British Prime Minister David Cameron Invokes India In Anti-Brexit Debate
British Prime Minister David Cameron has invoked increasing trade with India as part of his plea to the public to vote to remain in the European Union in Thursday's crucial referendum, saying the UK could do more with the country but cutting off from the main market would be "economic madness".
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Health Services, Pensions Could Face Cuts Post-Brexit: British PM
Pensions and the publicly funded National Health Service could face cuts if Britons vote to leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron told a Sunday newspaper, seeking to win support from some of the most pro-Brexit members of the public.
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Angela Merkel Regrets Hamburg's Rejection of 2024 Olympic Bid
Hamburg will not continue their bid to host the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, withdrawing from the race after a public referendum was held.
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Greek PM Faces 'Gordian Knot' to Pass Reforms for Deal
Having staved off financial meltdown with a new agreement from Greece's international creditors, Tsipras now faces the anger of lawmakers and the public for agreeing to measures much tougher than those rejected in a referendum on July 5.
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Greek Bailout: 'Yes' Camp Takes Slim Lead in Referendum Poll
Given a volatile public mood and a string of recent election results that ran counter to opinion poll predictions, the result is in effect completely open.
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Greek Referendum Poll Shows 'No' Vote at 43%, 'Yes' at 42.5%
Opponents of Greece's bailout terms have a 0.5 percentage-point lead over the 'Yes' vote, a poll by Public Issue for the Syriza-published newspaper Avgi showed on Friday.
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Paris to Ban E-Scooters From September After Public Referendum: All Details
Paris is set to ban electric scooters from September, according to the city's mayor. The announcement comes after a public referendum to remove them from the streets. However, e-scooter operators said on Monday they hoped to stop the plan, citing low turnout for the referendum.
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Any Compromises With Russia Will Need Referendum In Ukraine, Says Zelensky
Any deal agreed in peace negotiations with Russia will be submitted to a referendum in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky told a regional Ukrainian public media outlet Monday.
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Two Members Of Khalistani Module Arrested In Amritsar
The Punjab Police on Friday arrested two members of a Khalistani module who were allegedly engaged in propagating the 'Referendum 2020' campaign by affixing banners and posters in public places in Amritsar.
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Thousands March In London To Demand Brexit Deal Referendum
Around 100,000 supporters of the European Union marched through central London on Saturday to demand that the British government hold a final public vote on the terms of Brexit, organisers said.
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Catalonia On Strike Over Independence Poll Violence
Protesters blocked roads, public transport slowed to a crawl and FC Barcelona refused to train on Tuesday as Catalonia observed a general strike over police violence at a banned weekend independence referendum.
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UK Lawmakers To Debate On Second EU Membership Referendum
British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.
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British Parliament To Debate Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
Britain's parliament is to debate a petition signed by more than 4 million members of the public calling for a second referendum on European Union membership, but will not take a decision on whether to re-run last month's vote.
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Green Kingmakers See Scottish Independence Vote Determined By Public Appetite
Scotland's devolved government is right to start preparing legislation for a new independence referendum after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but a new vote should be decided by "clear public appetite" for one, a spokesman for the the Scottish Greens said today.
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After Brexit: Roadmap For A Leap In The Dark
This is a rough outline of the steps Europe plans to take after Britain's referendum on Thursday on whether to leave the European Union, based on public and private comments by officials:
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British Prime Minister David Cameron Invokes India In Anti-Brexit Debate
British Prime Minister David Cameron has invoked increasing trade with India as part of his plea to the public to vote to remain in the European Union in Thursday's crucial referendum, saying the UK could do more with the country but cutting off from the main market would be "economic madness".
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Health Services, Pensions Could Face Cuts Post-Brexit: British PM
Pensions and the publicly funded National Health Service could face cuts if Britons vote to leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron told a Sunday newspaper, seeking to win support from some of the most pro-Brexit members of the public.
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Angela Merkel Regrets Hamburg's Rejection of 2024 Olympic Bid
Hamburg will not continue their bid to host the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, withdrawing from the race after a public referendum was held.
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Greek PM Faces 'Gordian Knot' to Pass Reforms for Deal
Having staved off financial meltdown with a new agreement from Greece's international creditors, Tsipras now faces the anger of lawmakers and the public for agreeing to measures much tougher than those rejected in a referendum on July 5.
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Greek Bailout: 'Yes' Camp Takes Slim Lead in Referendum Poll
Given a volatile public mood and a string of recent election results that ran counter to opinion poll predictions, the result is in effect completely open.
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Greek Referendum Poll Shows 'No' Vote at 43%, 'Yes' at 42.5%
Opponents of Greece's bailout terms have a 0.5 percentage-point lead over the 'Yes' vote, a poll by Public Issue for the Syriza-published newspaper Avgi showed on Friday.
