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Tearful Theresa May announces resignation
British Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation on Friday. The PM was in tears while announcing her decision to quit.
Kalyan Kumar May 26, 2019
Brexit extension: How much will it actually cost the UK to leave the EU?
The key uncertainties over the future payments arise from future contingencies and the final settlement of accounts with the EU.
Jonathan Perraton Apr 18, 2019
How a 'hard' Brexit would harm US banks, carmakers and drug companies
The U.K. is the number one destination for U.S. goods and services within the EU and the second-biggest recipient of American investment.
Elham Mafi-Kreft Apr 10, 2019
Brexit uncertainty hurt UK economy – extending Article 50 could hurt it more
The ongoing policy uncertainty affects both ends of the economy: consumers and producers.
Costas Milas Mar 01, 2019
Brexit: An 'escape room' with no escape
The UK's agonizing efforts to find a path out of the European Union is beginning to look a lot like a game or riddle with no solution – and certainly no winners.
Terrence Guay Jan 17, 2019
We must stop a minority of Brexit fanatics from holding the United Kingdom to ransom
The hard Brexit wheels are coming off. We know it, the EU knows it, May knows it.
Andy Price Oct 19, 2018
Is Chequers plan dead? Why Theresa May's Brexit great escape is still possible
Theresa May's trip to Austria has made it even harder to argue that Chequers is really the answer to the Brexit question.
Simon Usherwood Sep 21, 2018
Is Palestine's 'Pay to Slay' Israelis program being bankrolled by the European Union?
Controversial policy, mandated under Palestinian law, requires the PA to reward terrorists in Israeli jails and their families with monthly stipends or salaries.
Vladimir Sloutsker Aug 08, 2018
Brexit: champagne, parmesan, prosecco and feta could soon be at the centre of negotiations
Brussels have expressed fear that British producers will start exploiting previously protected European food names.
Enrico Bonadio Aug 01, 2018
Can the bond between France and Germany keep the rest of the EU united?
A renewed bilateral Franco-German bond is a necessary condition to counter the centrifugal forces currently testing the European Union.
Helen Drake Jul 03, 2018
How hard will Donald Trump's tariffs hit Europe?
Leaders from Germany, France, the UK and Italy are expected to take the US president to task over controversial tariffs at the upcoming G7 summit.
Agelos Delis Jun 07, 2018
How Britain can remain a soft power superpower after Brexit
The UK shouldn't underestimate the ability of its artistic and cultural material to have a powerful diplomatic effect.
Tolu Olarewaju May 30, 2018
It's officially OK to flip the bird at far-right Austrian politicians, court rules
Austrian Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache claimed he had been slandered by followers of leftist group Linkswende after they made the offensive gesture at him.
Neil Murphy Mar 01, 2018
Irish border is being used to spark new Brexit referendum says Boris Johnson
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson says that the issue of the Irish border is being used as a "proxy war" to thwart Brexit.
Brendan Cole Mar 01, 2018
Jeremy Corbyn and Labour are playing Brexit games with their magical thinking on the EU
There is no Leftist argument for a system that places the highest tariffs on the items that make up the largest share of the weekly bills of our poorest households.
Daniel Hannan Feb 27, 2018
Boost for Tory rebels as Jeremy Corbyn calls for post-Brexit customs union with EU
The Labour leader accused the Conservatives of having "no economic plan and no plan for Brexit."
Jordan Bhatt Feb 26, 2018
EU citizens arriving in UK during Brexit transition 'can stay permanently' in Theresa May U-turn
Prime minister Theresa May will allow EU citizens arriving in the UK during the Brexit transition phase, in a reversal of government policy, it has been reported.
Brendan Cole Feb 23, 2018
Angela Merkel still doesn't know what the UK's Brexit plan is
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that she was curious to find out what the UK's Brexit plans are as Theresa May suggests the country wants an entirely new kind of deal.
James Tennent Feb 16, 2018
Japan believes Brexit is an 'act of self-harm' says former British ambassador
According to a former British ambassador to Tokyo, Japan views the United Kingdom leaving the European Union as an act of medium and long-term political and economical "self-harm".
Staff Reporter Feb 15, 2018
EU economies post best growth in 10 years as UK fumbles over Brexit
Data from the EU statistics office shows that the economy of the 28-member EU grew by 2.5% in 2017, its best performance since it grew 2.7% in 2007.
David Brennan Feb 14, 2018
Boris Johnson warns it is 'intolerable and undemocratic' for EU to impose post-Brexit rules on UK
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson will say that it is "intolerable" for the EU to impose laws on the UK after Brexit.
Brendan Cole Feb 13, 2018
There's nothing progressive about giving agencies like Oxfam the benefit of the doubt
The Oxfam revelations are far more disturbing than the reports of boorish behaviour by businessmen at The Presidents Club dinner.
Daniel Hannan Feb 13, 2018
Britain could lose £5bn worth of business amid EU trade war with Malaysia
The European Union is set to vote in favour of imposing a ban on palm oil imports from Malaysia, which could spark a tit-for-tat retort.
Dan Cancian Feb 12, 2018
EU diplomats confident Brexit won't happen by 2021
Senior EU figures do not believe the UK will be ready to leave the EU by the end of 2020 and expect a far more drawn out Brexit process.
David Brennan Feb 08, 2018
City of London in 'chronic state of uncertainty' over Brexit
Ministers have been criticised for the continued delay of a position paper on the future of UK's financial services sector after Brexit.
David Brennan Feb 08, 2018
Every Briton born before Brexit could get EU citizenship
A group of British citizens living in the Netherlands hoping to retain their EU citizenship despite Brexit have won the right to take their case to the European Court of Justice.
David Brennan Feb 07, 2018
'We're no longer the model pupil': Germany is EU's biggest rule-breaker
Germany is biggest breaker of EU rules and subject to 74 infringement proceedings, according to figures released by German Economics Ministry.
Isabelle Gerretsen Feb 07, 2018
Philippines' Duterte hurls expletives at the 'stupid' EU yet again
The Philippines president hits back at the European Union bloc and explains how he does not want to visit Brussels.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 07, 2018
The EU 'could ground flights' to punish UK if it breaches Brexit transition terms
Brussels says the UK must submit to EU powers during the Brexit transition period or else face punishments like grounding flights.
Brendan Cole Feb 07, 2018
Theresa May faces 'dream team' coup of 'three Brexiteers' over customs union clashes
Plan would see Boris Johnson as prime minister, environment secretary Michael Gove as deputy prime minister and Jacob Rees-Mogg as chancellor.
Feb 04, 2018
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