Referendum on Britain's Membership in the European Union to be Held in July

David Cameron, the Prime Minister of Britain, announced on Saturday that June 23, 2016, will be the date for the referendum on whether the country should remain in or leave the European Union. This date still needs to be approved by Parliament in a session on Monday. Mr. Cameron, the leader of the ruling Conservative Party, made this announcement on Saturday, Esfand 1, after the Cabinet meeting to review his agreement with the European Union regarding granting a 'special status' to Britain. The Cabinet reviewed Mr. Cameron's agreement with the European Union on Saturday. Before attending this meeting, the Prime Minister tweeted that he would announce a date for the referendum on the continuation of membership or exit from the Union after the meeting. On Friday, February 19, after a two-day meeting in Brussels with EU leaders, Mr. Cameron announced that he had reached an agreement with them to grant 'special status' to Britain within the Union. Many Conservatives and some members of Mr. Cameron's government are dissatisfied with the country's continued membership in the European Union. Dissidents argue that the Union's laws and regulations, in addition to common foreign policy and security issues, now govern various internal matters, including immigration, migrant workers, and social welfare rights, and have taken precedence over domestic laws. Although Britain is a member of the European Union, it has retained its national currency and is not part of the Eurozone. The Prime Minister himself has sought to reform aspects of the country's relationship with the European Union but opposes leaving the Union. According to Reuters, Mr. Cameron stated after the agreement on Friday that Britain is 'stronger, safer, and better' by remaining in the European Union, and he is now fully committed to encouraging people to stay in the Union. The 'special status' agreement, which is binding, exempts Britain from taking steps towards the ultimate goal of 'getting closer' to other members of the European Union. The leaders of Germany and France have always called for 'political unity' in addition to 'monetary unity' among members, and Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, reiterated this demand on Saturday after the Brussels meeting, adding that it is clear that the British Prime Minister has no interest in 'political unity.' David Cameron has now gained concessions from the European Union regarding restrictions on the rights of European migrant workers to access social welfare benefits in the country, as well as measures to maintain Britain's financial and monetary position. Some members of Mr. Cameron's government, including the Justice Minister, are calling for the country's complete exit from the European Union. In contrast, supporters of continued membership, including the Treasury Secretary, argue that a complete exit would harm the country's economy. Supporters also warn that Britain's exit from the European Union would lead independence advocates in Scotland to call for another referendum to separate from the country, which would create very complex issues not only politically but also economically. A few months ago, a referendum on independence from Britain was held in Scotland, where voters narrowly voted to remain. The changing landscape of 'proxies'; the war against the people in the streets of Iran. The first paragraph; the responsibility of the opposition and the possibility of radicalizing Iranian society. The death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iranian crisis. Trump: I hope there will be no need for further action regarding Iran; they were killing people recklessly. The shadow of war over Tehran; 'Trump is looking for decisive military options against Iran.' Trump says if the Islamic Republic attempts to assassinate him, 'it will be wiped off the face of the earth.' Trump emphasizes 'stopping executions in Iran': we don't know what will happen in the future. A senior American official: the Trump administration is closely monitoring the case of Reza Valizadeh.