the global conversation 21/06/2017 The same hatred drives far-right and Islamist terrorists: Brendan Cox
brussels bureau EU's Barnier seeks Irish border solution The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has reiterated the importance of striking a deal with the UK that stops the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of…
world news Brexit talks: UK wary of 'dangerous cliff edges' A day after Brexit negotiations officially began, Britain’s finance minister says his priority will be to avoid what he calls “dangerous cliff
brussels bureau EU and UK seek new 'partnership,' as Brexit talks begin The big Brexit talks have kicked off in Brussels, with both sides sitting down for their first official discussions over the UK leaving the EU.
world news Naughty or nice? Brexit begins with gift exchange Brexit negotiations, which finally got underway today, are, for now, all smiles. But, if you’re any doubt about the slog ahead over smoothing the
Belgium Brexit talks begin in Brussels Representatives from Britain and the European Union are meeting to negotiate Brexit.
world news How Brexit could affect Spanish frontier workers in Gibraltar Brexit could affect about 12,000 workers who cross the border into Gibraltar daily. Over 50 percent of them are Spaniards.
world news At last! Brexit talks start almost a year after UK referendum British Brexit minister David Davis is in Brussels to open divorce talks with the EU
United Kingdom Brexit could be a matter of life or death for Northern Ireland The intractable problem of Northern Ireland gets an added complication with the implications of Brexit.
state of the union State of the Union: British PM under pressure on both sides of Channel In this week’s edition of State of the Union: British Prime Minister Theresa May faces pressure at home and on the continent, amid election chaos and upcoming Brexit talks; Greece strikes financial de
world news Shadow over Gibraltar's key industries ahead of Brexit talks Ahead of formal Brexit negotiations, the two key industries face an uncertain future.
economy EU makes a move in Brexit battle over euro clearing A hugely lucrative London business could be living on borrowed time because of Brexit. The European Union plans to give itself powers to move euro
brussels bureau The Brief from Brussels: MEPs urge quick Brexit talks This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU’s de facto political capital.
brussels bureau MEPs urge swift Brexit talks The European Parliament’s chief Brexit negotiator says talks needs to start as soon as possible.
Germany Brexit boom as number of Brits given German citizenship soars A record 2,865 British citizens were naturalised in Germany in 2016, up from just 622 the previous year.
the global conversation Climate change, the US and Europe: OECD chief speaks to euronews Climate change, the US, Brexit and Europe were all up for discussion when euronews interviewed Angel Gurria, Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development…
United Kingdom Brexit talks could be delayed A senior UK politician says formal talks on the UK’s exit from the EU may not begin on June 19. Brexit minister David Davis says this is the same
United Kingdom 'Positive talks' between Conservatives and DUP over power deal The right wing Northern Irish party will hope to finalise the deal early next week.
Mexico Merkel talks Brexit in Mexico German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been in Mexico to meet President Enrique Peña Nieto the second destination in her two-stop tour of Latin America
state of the union Theresa May's election defeat sparks fresh wave of uncertainty over Brexit talks Unease would be the word to describe what Brussels feels after another surprise election outcome ahead of Brexit negotiations
United Kingdom May: "We will provide certainty and lead the Brexit talks" UK Prime Minister Theresa May will form a government supported by a small Northern Irish party after her Conservative Party lost its parliamentary majority in a snap general election.
