The EU 27 gave the green light for the Brexit agreement yesterday evening. The heads of state and government called on the EC, EP and Council of the EU to take the necessary steps to ensure that the agreement could enter into force on 1 November.more
The British opposition was skeptical about the conclusion of the Boris Johnson government's agreement with the European Union on the conditions of Brexit and announced that it would vote in parliament to reject this agreement.more
The Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson assures that he will conduct the agreement negotiated on Thursday on Brexit by the British parliament - said today the President of the European Council Donald Tusk.more
Spain's La Liga has asked the country's football federation (RFER) to move the upcoming "El Clasico" match from Barcelona to Madrid because of the ongoing Catalonian protests.more
The Brexit agreement, which was initially accepted by the EU and the British side, is a huge negotiation achievement - said today Polish Secretary of State for European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Konrad Szymański.more
A survey commissioned by the Shell oil corporation among German youth showed that more than half of this social group did not trust the government. more
Boris Johnson has agreed the terms of a Brexit deal with Brussels, paving the way for a historic Commons vote which could finally see the UK leave the bloc.more
According to The Times, Germany has warned that Brexit would need to be delayed until next year even if the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) were to reach an agreement before the end of the day on Tuesday.more
Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay has told the Exiting the EU Committee in the House of Commons that the government will send a letter requesting a Brexit extension, if necessary.more
The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator warned senior officials Wednesday that "significant issues" remain in the way of efforts to agree a deal with London on the eve of a key summit.more
In 7-8 hours everything should be clear about Brexit; Negotiations are ongoing, everything is going well, but everything is possible with our British partners, said the head of the European Council Donald Tusk today.more
It seems that there are again chances for the modified version of the Brexit agreement to be ratified by the EU and the British side; nevertheless, there is a risk of non-contractual Brexit - said Deputy Minister Konrad Szymański.more
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg agreed Turkey's military operation against Kurdish forces in northeast Syria needed to end, a spokeswoman for Johnson's office said.more
Scotland must hold another independence referendum in 2020 and will soon request the powers needed to hold it legally, Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon said on Tuesday.more
Candidates in the Sunday election supported by the opposition won a majority of 51 seats in the Senate - according to data from the constituency electoral commissions. Law and Justice will have 49 senators in the forthcoming parliamentary term.more
In the United Kingdom in the Sunday elections to the Polish parliament, Civic Coalition (KO) won, ahead of the left-wing coalition Lewica and Law and Justice party (PiS).more
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday reopened parliament with a sweeping policy program designed to fight an election, as the Brexit talks continued in Brussels with the countdown clock ticking ever louder.more
Trust in MPs to make the right decisions on Brexit is at rock bottom, according to a new poll for Sky News. Just one in seven people said they trusted parliament at all when it came to the Brexit issue, and one in 100 currently trust politicians "a lot".
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The Minister of Finance of the United Kingdom Sajid Javid announced that the draft budget for the next financial year will be presented on November 6, which is less than a week after the planned withdrawal of the country from the European Union.more
Jeremy Corbyn's promise to take U.K. privatized companies back into public ownership if his Labour Party wins power will cost almost £200 billion, according to the Confederation of British Industry.more
The 65th Queen's Speech has re-opened Parliament setting out Boris Johnson's post-Brexit agenda, leaving just a few days for MPs to rush through a bill to secure a deal before the end of the month.more
The head of Austrian Christian Democrats and probably again Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said in an interview with the German "Bild am Sonntag" that some parts of Europe have become less safe for Jews.more
Reporting on the results of parliamentary elections in Poland, the British press emphasizes the scale of the victory of Law and Justice. The British media estimates that after the takeover of public life institutions, the PiS will be the next battlefield for the media.more
