In a stark warning to Brussels, the Prime Minister claimed that treating Britain the same as any other non-EU country after 29 March next year would be a mistake.more
"Times" reported that the British government is afraid of the planned meeting of American President Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin, believing that it may have a negative impact on the functioning of NATO.more
Almost half of voters want a second referendum on Brexit, according to a new poll released on the eve of the second anniversary of the historic vote to leave the EU.more
A coalition of countryside groups and environmentalists are calling on the government to protect the UK's parks and green spaces which are at "crisis point" following years of swingeing budget cuts.more
The recent decisions of the administration of President Donald Trump are "unizolacjaizm - a strange mixture of unilateralism and isolationism", in which America withdraws. But despite tensions, Europe still needs American leadership - assesses the Wall Street Journal.more
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday congratulated Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan for his election victory and said she hoped the two countries could continue to work together on security, trade and the situation in Syria.more
As many as 10,000 police officers will be on hand to protect Donald Trump from mass protests and a possible terror attack when he makes his visit to Britain next month.more
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met in Warsaw with his German counterpart Wolfgang Schaeuble yesterday. During the press conference, the Polish Prime Minister had to unexpectedly address the issue of Polish immigrants in the EU.more
Mrs May welcomed the European Council president Mr Tusk to Downing Street yesterday afternoon in a fresh bid to push negotiations forward. The pair met at Number 10 amid a growing row over Mrs May's controversial plans for a post-Brexit customs partnership with the EU.more
The Duke of Cambridge has arrived in Tel Aviv as part of a historic five-day Middle East tour, on which he will become the first British royal to make an official visit to Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.more
Britain is to team up with France, Germany and other willing nations to launch an initiative to co-ordinate European military deployments outside the framework of the European Union.more
FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Switzerland players Xherdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka, looking into their goal celebrations during Friday's 2-1 win over Serbia at the World Cup.more
A young French woman who was visiting her mother in western Canada spent two weeks in a US detention center after inadvertently crossing the border while jogging along the beach.more
Tens of thousands of people have marched in central London to demand a final vote on any UK exit deal, on the second anniversary of the Brexit vote.
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British Deputy Foreign Minister for European Affairs, Alan Duncan, warned that the reopening of the German reparations by the Polish government is associated with risk.more
The European Union yesterday slapped revenge tariffs on iconic US products including bourbon, jeans and motorcycles in its opening salvo in a trade war with President Donald Trump.more
The British public is strongly in favour of a referendum on the terms of the final Brexit deal, according to new polling published to mark the two year anniversary of the 2016 EU referendum.more
Theresa May has asked Gavin Williamson, the defence secretary, to justify Britain's role as a "tier one" military power, throwing Ministry of Defence plans to modernise the armed forces into disarray just weeks before a crucial Nato summit.more
British Deputy Interior Minister Caroline Nokes expressed her hope that the details of the EU citizens' registration process presented yesterday would "assure Poles and their families that they could still live in Britain" after Brexit.more
The government has promised to fast-track the registration process for EU citizens who want to stay in the UK after Brexit, with decisions on applications to remain in the country reduced from six months to "a matter of days".more
Theresa May has welcomed the passing of the Brexit bill through Parliament as "a crucial step" in delivering a "smooth and orderly Brexit". Peers accepted the amendment to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill sent to them from the House of Commons, meaning the bill now goes for Royal Assent, becoming law.more
