Silence of the Brexiteers

Brussels seeks to avoid taking sides in an increasingly bitter battle between Beijing and Washington over responsibility for the crisis

The head of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement on Monday condemned Germany's ban on his group as bowing to US pressure and insisted it was not active in the country.

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European Union leaders have lashed out over Donald Trump’s travel plan that has sparked chaos at airports across the continent, as the number of global flights takes a steep dive.

Alexander Vindman was told his services were no longer required. Photograph: Michael Brochstein/Zuma/Rex/Shutterstock

Brexit will come 3½ years after Britons voted to leave in 2016

Britain’s parliament gave final approval to Brexit on Thursday, paving the way for the country's departure from the European Union on January 31, and ending years of arguments that toppled two governments and divided a nation.

The UK Parliament is expected to pass landmark legislation enacting the country's departure from the bloc.

Fresh from his election victory, UK PM Boris Johnson is pushing through a second vote on his withdrawal bill he claims could mean “Brexit wrapped for 

After election win, PM Johnson makes Brexit promise and says UK will 'take back control' of borders, money and trade.

The next government will decide how the country handles Brexit.

Students have marched through cities across France to show solidarity with a student who attempted suicide on Friday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson accepted a delay to Britain's departure from the European Union to January 31 after the bloc agreed earlier on Monday to grant the extension, while also urging the EU to accept no more delays.

The government says it will push ahead with efforts to pass its Brexit deal, despite a major setback to its plans.

EU to offer UK Brexit extension until October 31, review in June (Malta PM Muscat)

Theresa May has suffered another defeat as the British parliament rejected her Brexit deal for a third time, a result the Prime Minister described as “grave”.

For Brexit supporters, March 29 — the originally scheduled day of Britain’s official departure from the European Union — was supposed to be one big party, with a gala celebration at 11 p.m.

May told Conservative MPs: "I am prepared to leave this job earlier than I intended in order to secure a smooth and orderly Brexit."

The UK will have to leave the EU with “no deal” if the British MPs reject the EU-backed accord once again, the French President Emmanuel Macron has warned.