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As the current government says: the honest have nothing to fear - such a commentary former Prime Minister, head of the European Council Donald Tusk provided information announcing the publication of his book entitled "Honestly", which is supposed to tell, among others on the backstage of European policy.more

The Times writes Britain will head to the polls for its first December general election in nearly a century as the prime minister gambles on voters backing him to secure Brexit. The Guardian says the stage is set for a December general election and the contest could be the most unpredictable in a generation.more

The broadcast of the spot, whose title itself contains offensive content for the homeland, is in clear contradiction not only with the duties of the public broadcaster, but also with decency - indicated TVP president Jacek Kurski, justifying the RPO refusal to spot the medical chamber.more

Opposition parties have failed in their bid to allow 16 and 17-year-olds as well as EU citizens with settled statuses to vote in any upcoming election.more

The government says it has suspended its ad campaign telling the public and businesses to 'Get Ready for Brexit' on October 31.more

The latest Brexit delay to 31 January 2020 "may be the last one", an outgoing EU chief has warned.more

The UK is set to go to the polls on 12 December after MPs backed Boris Johnson's call for an election following months of Brexit deadlock.more

The new picture book, an impartial retelling of the Brexit story that sees animals depict famous political figures, has been created after research revealed that a third of UK parents (32 per cent) could not explain the UK's current situation to their children if asked.more

British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is set to back an early general election after telling his party that the condition of taking a no-deal Brexit "off the table" has been met.more

German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier tumbled from the stage at a conference in Dortmund on Tuesday and was briefly unconscious, broadcaster NTV reported.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday lost his bid to push through a vote in favour of a December 12 snap general election after MPs voted against the motion.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suffered two political drubbings on Monday: He was forced to grudgingly accept the European Union's offer to delay Brexit until January, and then lost a motion in Parliament to stage a general election before Christmas.more

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is seemingly following predecessor Theresa May's lead by preparing to give Huawei access to "non-contentious" parts of the country's 5G network, according to the Sunday Times. more

A Labour council has been accused of misspending public money after splurging £27,000 on pro-EU banners.more

The EU has agreed to extend Brexit until 31 January 2020, according to a tweet from the European Council president. more

The British House of Commons will vote today on the motion of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to hold early elections on 12 December. Although theoretically all major parties are in favor of new elections, in practice the proposal may not get the required support.more

President Trump said he didn't notify all members of Congress about a raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Saturday. "We notified some," the President said, "others are being notified now as I speak."more

The Conservative Party has seen a surge in support over the past week, according to a poll that gives the party a 16-point lead over Labour. The poll, carried out by Opinium Research from Wednesday to Friday, showed support for the Conservatives had reached 40%, while the Labour Party commanded 24%.more

Yesterday's demonstrations of supporters and opponents of Catalonia's separation from Spain were attended by several hundred thousand people. The largest demonstration of supporters of the unity of the country took place in Madrid, and separatists - in Barcelona.more

Boris Johnson should again seek to re-negotiate the Brexit deal if he wants DUP support, Arlene Foster has said. The DUP leader told the party's conference that the DUP had sent the PM to the "naughty step in Parliament" twice in the last week.more

British Finance Minister Sajid Javid said today that in the absence of parliament's agreement to early elections, the ruling conservatives will submit "once again and again".more

A spokesperson for the European Commission crossed the wires in the last minutes saying that the EU27 have agreed to grant the United Kingdom an extension to Brexit but added that they haven't set a date yet to confirm the reports from earlier.more

Boris Johnson's Queen's Speech has been approved in the House of Commons. MPs voted in favour of the speech with 310 votes to 294, creating a majority of 16.more

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he will give lawmakers more time to debate his Brexit deal - if they agree to a December 12 election.more

Britain's government is not planning to continue debating the legislation needed to implement Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal in parliament next week, according to a statement on upcoming business by House of Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg.more