Dutch flaunt Brexit booty with European Medicines Agency opening
The 300-million-euro ($330 million) building was built in less than two years after Amsterdam won an EU-wide contest to host the agency.
EU launches legal case against Britain over commission post
Britain's departure from the bloc has been postponed from October 31 until January 31
UK's Farage withdraws Brexit threat to PM Johnson
Labour has promised to negotiate a softer Brexit deal with the EU and then hold a second referendum
Toyota first-half net profit up 2.6% on sales, cost cuts
The company kept its full-year net profit forecast at 2.15 trillion yen and operating profit at 2.4 trillion yen.
Boris Johnson launches election campaign on opposition turf
Addressing supporters who were dressed in t-shirts bearing the slogan, he urged voters to give him the majority needed to push his EU divorce deal.
UK government denies suppressing Russia meddling probe ahead of polls
Moscow has been accused of spearheading sophisticated disinformation campaigns around the world to further its interests, including trying to manipulate US elections.
British MPs choose Lindsay Hoyle as parliament speaker to replace Bercow
Hoyle, a Labour MP for 22 years and Bercow's deputy since 2010, beat six other contenders.
Ryanair net profits flatten in first half
Revenues nevertheless rose 11 percent to 5.39 billion euros.
British MPs vote on new speaker after Bercow's departure
John Bercow faced accusations that he fostered a culture of bullying within parliament.
Queen Máxima talks Brexit impact on science
Queen Máxima was speaking to students and scientists about the impact of Brexit during a visit to the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Trump wades into UK election with attack on opposition leader and Brexit warning
Trump said that Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn would be "so bad" in the role, in unprecedented criticism of a candidate to be British premier.
Brexit translates to challenge for EU interpreters
London's political influence in Brussels may be slipping, but the language of Shakespeare is still in constant use.
Pound recovers with UK set for general election
The pound flashed higher against the dollar and euro after British lawmakers agreed to hold an early election in December.
British MPs vote for December election to break Brexit deadlock
Johnson had nowhere left to turn after MPs rejected the Brexit terms he struck with Brussels less than two weeks ago.
British PM loses election bid after EU backs Brexit delay
Boris Johnson suffered a major setback earlier Monday when he was forced to agree to delay Britain's departure from the European Union.
Unemployment fuels unrest in Arab states: IMF
The IMF slashed its outlook for the region's three largest economies -- Saudi Arabia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates.
Johnson pushes for poll as EU prepares Brexit delay
Boris Johnson was forced to abandon his promise to leave the European Union on October 31.
Pound struggles as Boris Johnson eyes election to break Brexit logjam
MPs will decide Monday on whether to agree to the election, just as the EU is due to announce a three-month extension to the deadline.
What next after UK parliament's votes on Brexit deal?
MPs finally backed an EU divorce deal, only to reject Johnson's rushed timetable to turn it into law.
Brexit delay looms after UK MPs demand more time to debate deal
Tusk advised the bloc's 27 member states to accept a postponement request from the UK government, which Johnson was forced to submit Saturday.
Pound strikes five-month peak above $1.30
Global stocks generally rose on positive sentiment about US-China trade and healthy corporate earnings.
Boris Johnson plots another Brexit showdown
House of Commons speaker John Bercow shot down Johnson's second attempt Monday to get MPs to sign off on his revised EU withdrawal terms.
Pound dips as Brexit saga drags but hopes for deal lend support
Lawmakers voted to force Johnson to ask the European Union for another Brexit delay.
Pound drops as Boris Johnson faces battle to pass Brexit Bill
The pound rallied almost to $1.30 on Thursday as British prime minister faces an uphill task in getting Brexit Bill passed by lawmakers.
British PM tries to sell Brexit deal to MPs
Boris Johnson told in a Brussels press conference that he was "very confident" of getting the Brexit deal through.
Wall Street stocks pull back; Sterling rises again
Stock markets elsewhere were mixed, while the pound rose following a topsy-turvy session on shifting Brexit sentiment.
Pound rallies as EU's Barnier fans Brexit deal hopes
Sterling surged more than one percent to as high as $1.2698
Britain, EU enter make-or-break Brexit week
The British Prime Minister Johnson warned his ministers to brace for a cliff-hanger finish to Brexit talks.
End of the road: Dyson quits race to make electric cars
James Dyson's ambitious project catapulted him into competition against established players such as US firm Tesla and carmakers from the US to China.
Brexit deal hopes hang on British breakfast with Barnier
Technical talks on an agreement to govern Britain's EU divorce are stalled, just days before what had been billed as a last chance European summit.