Celtic nation leaders sign pact to push independence referendums

First ministers of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland met in Cardiff to sign a memorandum of understanding aimed at pursuing independence referendums, marking a coordinated push for constitutional change. The move signals a unified front among Celtic nationalist parties, though the UK government has not indicated any willingness to grant such referendums. This development elevates secessionist coordination but remains a political initiative with uncertain near-term impact.