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Brexit negotiations "have been difficult" and "no solution has been identified" to the Irish backstop, the European Commission has said.more

These are just some of the feelings expressed by European nationals in Scotland as they now have to register to stay in the country they call home. Under UK government plans, around 185,000 people living here have to apply for settled status after Brexit. more

Donald Tusk has claimed external powers meddled in the Brexit vote as he called for EU member states to do more to protect the upcoming European elections.more

Charities have said British farmers are increasingly at risk of suicide owing in part to uncertainty over Brexit and the impact of bad weather. Distressed farmers have made dozens of calls to crisis networks and some have been placed on "suicide watch", according to the National Farmers' Union (NFU).more

The exit of Great Britain from the European Union is still scheduled for March 29. Brussels has already initially agreed to postpone the deadline for leaving the Community. For both the United Kingdom and the Union, it would be an opportunity to rethink brexit.more

European investors are taking major bets on the UK economy, more than doubling investment in Britain over the past three years. more

The new members of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) have radical anti-Muslim views that discourage traditionally the Eurosceptic members who acted in favor of the exit of Britain from the EU, according to the investigation of The Guardian.more

Theresa May was spotted in Salisbury yesterday on the first anniversary of the nerve agent attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter. Footage shows the UK Prime Minister greeting residents and posing for a picture with an admirer.more

At today's meeting, the government will deal with, among others a draft resolution on the approval of the program of Poland's preparations for the non-contractual exit of Great Britain from the EU.more

Hillary Clinton has ruled out running for US president in 2020, but has vowed she's "not going anywhere."more

French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed a series of reforms to ensure the future of the European Union.more

As it stands right now, in the pre-Brexit land in which we currently live, drivers of UK-registered cars are allowed to drive anywhere in the EU without proof of insurance. more

Theresa May has been accused of bribing her critics by offering 'left-behind' towns a share of £1,000,000,000 to get support for her deal.more

On Saturday, March 9, the largest conference on Poland will be held outside Poland. The LSE SU Polish Economic Forum will be attended by over 700 Polish students from the best British universities, as well as numerous representatives of the world of business and politics.more

Iran has criticised Britain for its decision to list Hezbollah's political wing as a terrorist organisation, saying on Saturday that it ignored both the will of a large portion of the Lebanese people and the group's role in fighting Islamic State.more

Unfilled vacancies increased to almost 1 million. In the three months to January 2019, unfilled vacancies increased by 16,000 to 870,000. more

Jeremy Corbyn is set for another Labour Party revolt as up to 70 MPs are set to vote against a second referendum on Brexit, claimed Labour MP Caroline Flint.more

British Minister of State for Immigration at the Home Office Caroline Nokes appealed to Poles living in Great Britain in an interview with the Polish Press Agency to stay in the country after Brexit. She ensured that the registration of the stay would be "as simple as possible".more

The deputy heads of the Polish Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy warned yesterday in London that in the event of Brexit without an agreement, Poles working in the UK will need insurance for travel to EU countries, including Poland.more

Experts on international affairs from Spain and Portugal believe that Brexit has absorbed the forces of the European Union too much. They point out that the issue of Britain's exit from the EU overshadowed other important issues crucial to the survival of the Union, eg energy policy issues.more

"The Financial Times" supported the plans to delay leaving the UK with the EU due to the lack of agreement in the House of Commons regarding the conditions for leaving the Community. more

MPs are to receive a 2.7 per cent pay rise, taking their basic salary for 2019/20 from £77,379 to £79,468, it has been announced.more

Emmanuel Macron has said France will block a Brexit delay unless there is a "new choice" by Britain, as Spain's prime minister said that merely postponing the no-deal deadline would not be "reasonable or desirable".more

British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt recalled the yesterday's 100th anniversary of the renewal of diplomatic relations between Great Britain and Poland.more

Labour has suspended MP Chris Williamson over remarks about the party's handling of anti-Semitism.more