The British government has presented plans for a new point immigration system that will be in force from the beginning of 2021. It will equalize the status of EU citizens and other countries, and will drastically reduce the opportunities for low-skilled people to work.more
A British man's tweet about waiting for about an hour at Schiphol airport in Amsterdam went viral, after he wrote, "This isn't the Brexit I voted for."more
The Spanish media are still analyzing the situation in the European Union after Brexit. At the same time, they emphasize the growing importance of Poland, which - as the local media say - found itself in the European "strict club" together with Paris and Berlinmore
There haws been a 10% drop in the number of skilled workers from overseas applying to work in private companies since the Brexit vote, a new report suggests.more
Senior UK politicians have been criticised for failing to attend the Munich Security Conference - thought to be one of the largest gatherings of political leaders.more
In the first meeting with his new cabinet Boris Johnson and his team signed off on a new Ausralian-style points-based immigration system, which will prohibit any EU migrant earning under £23,000 per year from entering the country in a move to end reliance on unskilled labour.more
Frustrated Maciej Ozdoba has lived in Scotland for 16 years but was left in the dark for nearly a year due to the under-fire 'settled status' scheme.more
The Spanish media say that the last visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Poland was an attempt to win Warsaw's sympathy and drag it towards the Paris-Berlin axis. They note that after Brexit, internal divisions in the EU are even more visible.more
The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen appealed in Strasbourg for an ambitious EU-UK agreement, indicating that Brussels' offer for London is unprecedented. MEPs emphasized that a non-EU country cannot have the privileges of a Member State.more
Ireland goes to the polls on Saturday (8 February), with Prime Minister Leo Varadkar touting his successful handling of Brexit, but facing pressure over housing and healthcare.more
Brexiteers have reacted with fury after the European Commission insisted that it would force Britain to pay the £1 billion bill Brussels sent the UK on Brexit Day.more
An estimated 500,000 European Union nationals in Britain have yet to apply for a new immigration status, which most will need to remain in the country after Brexit.more
A few days ago, media across Europe were looking at Great Britain, which officially began the process of leaving the European Union. Due to this fact, the reactions of the British were different and there were even homophobic incidents, such as the "Happy Brexit Day" note, which someone posted in the block in Norwich. The case was commented by Boris Johnson.more
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said yesterday that she did not rule out support for changes in EU treaties if this were to lead to a better functioning of the Community after the United Kingdom left it.more
The German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung, commenting on the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Poland, writes today that it should have happened a long time ago.more
Access to the European Union market for Britain-based financial firms will be linked to the overall results of trade talks with London, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Monday.more
The distribution of "Brexit day" posters that warned residents of a block of flats to speak only English is being investigated as a racially aggravated incident, police have said.more
All agreements between Canada and the European Union, including the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), will continue to cover Great Britain during the transition period after the country's withdrawal from the EU, the Canadian Foreign Ministry said.more
