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Michel Barnier has said the UK is making a post-Brexit trade deal "unlikely" as another round of talks ends without sign of progress.more

The government's failure to plan for the economic impact of a pandemic is "astonishing", a committee of MPs says.more

So far, we are not able to swallow this bitter pill. The EU cannot disappoint people; common debts will not make sense without financing European programs - said representatives of the Renew Europe, EPP and S&D faction in the EP in today's debate. They appealed for particulars regarding the rule of law.more

The response to the coronavirus pandemic has shown the "sheer might" of the UK union, Boris Johnson has said ahead of Thursday's visit to Scotland. The trip, a year on since he became PM, will see Mr Johnson meet members of the armed forces and their families.more

According to unofficial findings of journalists, the topic of dividing the Mazowieckie Voivodeship returns - the Polish daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced today that the UK is setting an example of caution to the world towards Russia. He stressed that his country had not decided to Brexit due to pressure from Moscow.more

British Transport Minister Grant Shapps said Wednesday there was no evidence that Russia was interfering in the campaign ahead of the 2016 referendum on Britain's exit from the EU. As he added, due to the lack of evidence, an investigation into this matter is unnecessarymore

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has backed the UK's tough stance on Beijing, urging the international community to create an alliance against China's "bullying."more

Russia meddled in the 2014 referendum in Scotland, and the British government did not sufficiently explore the issue of possible Kremlin interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum, the British parliament's intelligence and security committee said in the report.more

The UK will "bear the consequences" if it continues to go "down the wrong road" on Hong Kong, China has warned. On Monday, the UK suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong over a new security law for the ex-colony, which gives Beijing more power.more

The EU agreed on a long-term budget and a reconstruction fund, which will total EUR 1.82 trillion. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Charles Michel, the head of the European Council, said after the summit that this was a historic moment for the Community.more

The UK's relationship with China, the world's second largest economy and most populous country, has worsened. The countries have fallen out over issues including Hong Kong, tech giant Huawei and alleged human rights abuses against China's Uighur ethnic group.more

Boris Johnson has been pictured with his baby son Wilfred for the first time. The image released by Downing Street shows the prime minister and his partner Carrie Symonds with Wilfred, who is now 11 weeks old.more

EU leaders were making progress on Monday after three days of haggling over a plan to revive economies throttled by the COVID-19 pandemic, but Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte warned the discussions could still fall apart.more

The Kremlin on Friday "categorically" rejected allegations of interfering in a 2019 U.K. election and said the claims will negatively impact Russia's relations with Britain.more

Britain is prepared for the second wave of the coronavirus epidemic, but one should not expect a return to normal life by mid-November, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday. more

By Friday morning, the Supreme Court had already received over a thousand electoral protests - the press team of the court said. Over 400 of them have already been registered, and another 700 protests are still waiting for registration in the SN repertory. The deadline for protests expired yesterday.more

The British government has announced that it will ease restrictions imposed on the city of Leicester in the middle of England, but the number of new coronavirus infections is still well above average, some restrictions must remain.more

Russia almost certainly tried to interfere in the parliamentary elections in the United Kingdom in 2019, by illegally acquiring secret documents about the planned free trade agreement with the US and disseminating them on the Internet - the government in London said.more

Boris Johnson has suggested Parliament could move to York while the Palace of Westminster undergoes renovation. more

LOT Polish Airlines will launch Warsaw - Dublin route on 23 August, to be operated 4 times per week by Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The route will be opened soon for booking.more

Two employees of the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Poland to the United Nations in New York were dismissed from the institution with immediate effect in connection with a telephone provocation aimed at President Andrzej Duda - the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today.more

Today until noon, 164 protests against the validity of the presidential election were received by the Supreme Court. Over half of these protests were addressed to the Supreme Court from abroad.more

China will take necessary measures in response to Britain’s “discriminatory” ban on Huawei, which has severely damaged China’s investment confidence in the country, China’s Commerce Ministry said on Thursday.more

Bringing Andrzej Duda's win to the effect of social benefits is a simplification, often repeated in Western media, because even more important is the "redistribution of prestige" - believes prof. Aleks Szczerbiak, political scientist from the University of Sussex in Great Britain.more