referendum

Vote comes as Central Asian nation seeks to reduce its reliance on coal and secure a more sustainable energy future

India strongly objects to Khalistan referendum; terms it a 'farcical exercise'

Kyiv and Western nations dismiss referendums as a sham and pledge not to recognise their results

Justice Bandial to hear appeals filed against SC office order by petitioners seeking presidential system

Held as part of its Karachi Rights Movement

Demands proper census, empowered local govt, KE’s nationalisation

Scholar urges India to halt its actions and provide Kashmiri people with real choices

Unexpected development will shift power from presidency to parliament, means Russia will get a new prime minister

Referendum is designed to draw a line under a brutal 10-year civil war that killed 20,000 people

Protesters demand another referendum on EU membership

In a referendum on June 23, 2016, Britons chose to end their membership of the 28-nation EU

May dismissed calls for a second vote with an option to keep Britain in the EU

The referendum is one of the last hurdles for a deal reached between Macedonia and Greece

A year after an ill-fated independence referendum that Baghdad deemed illegal

Referendum would remove wording in the constitution referring to a woman's place as 'in the home'

Breach international human rights standards and amount to homophobic discrimination will be held on October 6, 7

Cerar says to step down in the wake of a Supreme Court decision to annul the result of a September referendum

In his recorded message Puigdemont insisted he was still Catalonia's legitimate leader

Riot police clashed with people who had gathered for banned referendum

Catalan officials say over 460 people had been injured in crackdown; Referendum declared illegal by Spanish government

Opinion polls show Catalans are split on the issue of independence

The dispute has plunged Spain into one of its biggest political crises

Barzani says vote is not binding, but meant to provide a mandate for negotiations with Baghdad

A woman convicted of having an illegal termination in Ireland faces 14 years imprisonment

Referendum intended to give Kurds a legitimate mandate to achieve independence from Iraq

Erdogan has threatened to impose sanctions against Kurdish northern Iraq

Nearly 400,000 people have signed up to join the demonstration in Barcelona

Catalan government staged a symbolic independence referendum in 2014

Spokesperson focuses on observer findings regarding proper legal framework and late changes in ballot counting

Respectful dialogue needed to heal divided Turkish society, says German FM

'Referendum had closed the door on Turkey's long history of military intervention in government'

'Yes' vote would replace Turkey's parliamentary democracy and may see Erdogan in office until at least 2029

The April 16 plebiscite will decide on replacing the country's parliamentary system with an executive presidency

The referendum comes less than a year since a rogue military faction on July 15 tried to oust Erdogan from power

Accuse provincial govt of favouring move to declare Pattan as district headquarters

Maulana Fazl said that the report proposed merger instead of introducing reforms in Frontier Crimes Regulations law

Hours after suffering a crushing defeat in a referendum, the centre-left prime minister announced his resignation

Prime minister Matteo Renzi is hoping for a last-minute turnaround in voter sentiment in his favour

The bill would give non-British EU citizens living in Scotland the right to vote on independence

They confessed to tearing down the voter lists

The August 7 referendum will be the first national vote in Thailand since the coup

A record 46.5 million people registered to cast their ballot in the one-in-a-generation referendum

A record 46.5 million voters are signed up to take an irreversible decision on Britain's future in the 28-nation EU

Malcolm Turnbul is in favour of a referendum on the issue instead of a parliamentary vote

Opponents fear it could mark the start of authoritarian one-man rule

The British population has gotten used to being told: 'Europe is a bad thing'