Turkey’s Erdogan faces big test in divisive referendum

Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair discusses the Brexit deal up for a Parliamentary vote on December 11, the prospect of a second Brexit vote, and the divisions in U.K. government.

Lorand Bartels, senior counsel at Linklaters and reader in international law at the University of Cambridge, discusses the outlook for the parliamentary vote on Brexit after the European Union’s top court said in a landmark ruling that the U.K. can unilaterally reverse the Brexit process.

In a speech in London, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has called for a new Brexit referendum. He has urged both the EU and the UK to amend their positions so that everyone would be satisfied.

Theresa May has pushed back at the idea of holding a second Brexit referendum. This comes after EU leaders failed to provide any leeway to make her divorce deal more attractive to lawmakers in the U.K.

The UK's Labour party is moving in the "direction" of a new Brexit referendum, deputy party head Tom Watson said as the country prepares to leave the EU. Meanwhile, PM Theresa May delayed a lawmakers' vote on Brexit.

Tom Watson, the opposition Labour deputy will be his party's only leading light on the second People's Vote march in London. The rally has gathered cross-party support as the prime minister offers to talk to MPs.

Egypt referendum: final day of polling to extend Sisi's mandate.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that her devolved government will take a first step towards holding an independence referendum by May 2021. She hopes to have legislation agreed by the end of the year.

Lawmakers in New Zealand backed a bill that would legalize euthanasia, but only if endorsed by voters in a referendum next year. Candidates would only be eligible for euthanasia if they had less than six months to live.

The constitutional reform bill allows Russia's President Vladimir Putin to run for president again and bans same-sex marriage, among other changes. Opposition figures said the vote was marred by irregularities.

Protests in Barcelona on Catalan referendum anniversary

Emmanuel Macron says he welcomes the 'No' result of New Caledonia's self-determination referendum "with a deep sense of gratitude" and "humility", during a solemn speech at the Elysée Palace.