Afghanistan, Sept. 13 -- The leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are set to sign an unprecedented joint declaration calling for the right to hold independence referendums, a move that could intensify pressure on the UK government over the future of the United Kingdom's constitutional structure.
The meeting is scheduled to take place on Monday in Cardiff, where the leaders of the three devolved governments will sign a memorandum of understanding outlining closer cooperation on economic policy, energy, European relations and the right to self-determination, according to British media reports.
The Daily Telegraph reported that Scotland's First Minister John Swinney, Wales' First Minister and Northern Ireland's First Minister will...