Why Scotland's May election is crucial to independence movement, and the UK + an on/off switch fo...

Further readingScottish independence: could wind power Scotland back into the EU?, by Piotr Marek Jaworski, Edinburgh Napier University and Kenny Crossan, Edinburgh Napier UniversityScottish independence referendum: why the economic issues are quite different to 2014, by Graeme Roy, University of Strathclyde Scottish election: Alex Salmond’s Alba gamble could yet tip scales on second independence referendum, by William McDougall, Glasgow Caledonian UniversityScotland could vote to separate in 2021, testing Canada’s independence formula, by Catherine Frost, McMaster UniversityAstrocyte cells in the fruit fly brain are an on-off switch that controls when neurons can change and grow, by Sarah DeGenova Ackerman, University of OregonSomalia: toxic elite politics and the need for cautious external mediation, by Claire Elder, London School of Economics and Political ScienceWhy Kenya is on thin ice in its justification for sending Somali refugees back home, by Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, National University of Lesotho

[ec]

Scotland must go independent 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[johnnicolson]

The Scottish government passed the Referendum Bill...10/02/2022 and has said the Indyref2 will be at the end of 2023.

[Magpie]

Maybe Sturgeon and her cronies should start a conversation about how she plans to pay the bills without generous funding from

[gloin]

The English nationalists who drove the whole Brixit idiocy frequently claim that they did not want the UK to be "Shackled to a corpse!", the corpse here being the EU.

The Scots who want independence could make the same claim, with far greater connection to reality given the performance of the UK's economy since Brixit...

[Abraham_Tsfaye]

It's a matter of 'when' and not 'if'.
Republic of Ireland is a flourishing country. So will the Republic of Scotland.
No point hanging on to a dying decayed entity that is UK. It's a broken country.