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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday there would be no normalization of the two countries' relations until Moscow ends its "destabilizing activity" that threatens security.more

Boris Johnson is planning to move the House of Lords to the North of England permanently. The most popular city to host a brand new second chamber is York.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced in St. Petersburg yesterday that he would close "hideous mouths" to those trying to distort history. He spoke about it, announcing the opening of the center of archival documents related to World War II.more

The French President Emmanuel Macron is to visit Poland on 3-4 February.more

Vladimir Putin's regime manipulates history to divert attention from current affairs and to strengthen the founding myth, which for Putin's Russia is World War II. In the long run, this will be counterproductive, says British historian Roger Moorhouse.more

The introduction of communism led to economic bankruptcy - stressed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 75th anniversary of the Red Army's entry into Warsaw.more

The European Parliament's Brexit co-ordinator says he has been told there will be no automatic deportation from the UK of EU citizens who have not got settled status by the 2021 deadline.more

Far-right leader Marine Le Pen has confirmed that she will run for president for a third time in an effort to defeat incumbent Emmanuel Macron. Macron is facing unpopularity amid strikes and the yellow vest movement.more

A go-slow protest by farmers driving tractors and other farm machinery caused major traffic delays in Dublin testerday evening.more

Angela Merkel has warned the UK's decision to leave the European Union must act as a 'wake up call' for the bloc.more

The British Daily Telegraph notes today the support that the European Commission has given Poland regarding Russia's manipulation of facts about history.more

The European Union executive has come to the aid of Poland, which is involved in a bitter dispute with Russian President Vladimir Putin over Poland's role in World War II.more

Most often, Poles express the government's expectations of raising wages, limiting price increases, improving the functioning of the healthcare system and the availability of medical services. Equally often, they postulate truthfulness, honesty and transparency in governance - according to a CBOS survey.more

The EP has today expressed its concern regarding the difficulties encountered by EU citizens when submitting applications in the UK settlement system. MEPs warned that their agreement to a divorce agreement would depend on guarantees regarding the protection of citizens.more

A general election will be held in the Republic of Ireland on Saturday 8 February. Taoiseach (Irish PM) Leo Varadkar has asked President Michael D Higgins to dissolve the Dáil (Irish parliament).more

The UK government has formally rejected a call from Scotland's first minister for a second independence referendum. more

On Monday the House of Lords will start voting on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB) which writes Boris Johnson's Brexit deal into law.more

Emily Thornberry will join four other candidates on the ballot to become the next Labour leader, after winning the support of enough MPs and MEPs. She was helped by Clive Lewis quitting the race - with several of his backers switching to back her candidacy.more

Boris Johnson has predicted "an incredible time" for Northern Ireland now that the region has a functioning power-sharing government again.more

Iran's foreign ministry has warned Britain to avoid making "any new mistake" following the arrest of the UK's ambassador to Tehran.more

Britain has summoned the Iranian ambassador for a meeting to protest the detention of London's envoy to Tehran at the weekend, the government said on Monday.more

The deepening crisis in the Middle East has cast doubt over the safety of holidaymakers in the region, with the Polish Foreign Office (FCO) changing its travel advice for destinations including Iran, Turkey and Dubai. more

It is not the opposition leader - whoever becomes it - will be Boris Johnson's main political opponent this year, but the head of the Scottish government Nicola Sturgeon. more

Conservative philosopher and author Sir Roger Scruton has died aged 75.more

Iran's foreign ministry today summoned British ambassador Robert Macaire for his alleged involvement in a protest against the authorities in Tehran, the ministry said on its website.more