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Brexit: EU President Says New Relations With UK Will Take 7 Years To Negotiate

EU President Donald Tusk said if Britain voted to leave the European Union, it would be not just an economic setback for the United Kingdom but also a geopolitical one.

Brexit Update: Britons Either Narrowly Want To Stay In the EU Or Really Want Out

The uncertainty over whether Britons want their country to remain in the European Union is taking a toll on the pound sterling and FTSE-100.

Brexit And ‘Swexit’: How Sweden’s EU Membership Might Turn On Britain’s Referendum

Swedes like the European Union with the British inside it, so if the Brits vote to leave June 23, sentiment in the Scandinavian country for staying could change dramatically.

EU-China Strategic Dialogue To Begin In Brussels As Brexit, Trade Worries Loom

The meeting comes just days ahead of the Brexit referendum and at a time when the EU steel industry is buckling under pressure from cheap Chinese steel exports.

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Brexit Will Not Be The End Of EU, Says European Parliament Vice President

European Parliament Vice President Alexander Lambsdorff said the EU, which didn’t include Britain at the beginning, would survive without it.

Brexit Vote Update: Migrants Must Speak ‘Good English’ Under Leave Campaign Immigration Proposal

The Leave campaign’s immigration proposal would end the automatic right for European Union citizens to work in the United Kingdom.

Former Miss Turkey Sentenced For Insulting President Erdoğan On Social Media

Merve Buyuksarac was given a suspended sentence Tuesday for a 2014 post on Instagram that insulted the then Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Russian Tourists Flock To Greece After Turkey, Egypt Bans

With Turkey and Egypt no longer options, Russian tourists are visiting Greece and bringing their money.

UK Election Purdah Rules: Ahead Of Brexit Referendum, Government Officials Can’t Sway Vote

Say goodbye to doom-and-gloom reports on the impact of a Brexit as the government enters a period of silence.

UK Net Migration Rises To 333,000, Second-Highest Level On Record

Official figures released by the U.K.’s statistics office Thursday showed net migration to Britain rose to its second-highest level on record last year.

Ahead Of Brexit Vote Date 2016, Polish Migrants Worried About Jobs, Future In Britain

The June vote centered on Britain’s future in the EU has left the fate of more than 850,000 Poles living and working in the U.K. hanging in the balance.

Netflix And Amazon Hit With Film And TV Tax In Europe

Streaming services in Europe could be forced to contribute to the production of homegrown films and TV under new proposals.

Eurozone Hails $11.4B Greece-IMF Deal

Athens was offered debt relief beginning in 2018 if that is necessary to meet agreed criteria on its payments burden.

Turkey’s Erdoğan Approves New Government, Shift To Presidential System Expected

The appointment of a close ally of President Recep Erdoğan as prime minister clears the way for a presidential form of government in the country.

Greece Debt Crisis: Eurozone Expected To Pass $11.2 Billion In New Loans, Debt Relief Unlikely

Eurozone countries are expected to approve the loans, but Athens is unlikely to get debt relief because of the bloc’s differences with the International Monetary Fund.

The U.K. could plunge into a recession if the country votes to leave the EU, Prime Minister David Cameron has warned.

EU UK Referendum: David Cameron Reiterates Treasury's Warning Of Prolonged Recession After Brexit

The prime minister’s warning comes after the Treasury released an analysis showing the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs if the U.K. leaves the EU.

Brexit Polls 2016: Remain Camp Edges Ahead In Lead-Up To Referendum Vote As Companies’ Outlook Is Split

The vote on whether the U.K. will keep its European Union membership is slated for June 23.

Campaigner Confident Anti-Elite Winds Will Deliver Brexit

A British exit would rock the EU by ripping away its second-largest economy, one of its top two military powers and its richest financial center.

Islamic State, Putin Want Brexit, Cameron Says; Pro-Leave ISIS, Russian President ‘Might Be Happy’

The British prime minister on Tuesday offered his latest defense for the U.K remaining in the European Union.

Europe Refugee Crisis: EU’s Tusk Says Turkey Must ‘Play By The Rules’ Agreed Under Migration Deal

European Council President Donald Tusk’s comments came after Ankara threatened to walk out of the deal.

Brexit: EU’s Aim To Unify Europe Is Similar To That Of Hitler’s, Says Former London Mayor

Boris Johnson, the former London Mayor, said during an interview that the 28-member bloc and Hitler shared the purpose to unify Europe under a “single authority.”

Brexit Fallout Could Be ‘Pretty Bad To Very, Very Bad,’ IMF Chief Warns

In comments made during a press conference Friday, the international lender added its voice to the growing chorus against the U.K.’s exit from the European Union.

Eurozone Q1 GDP Growth Revised Downward To 0.5%

The preliminary flash estimate, released on April 29, had pegged growth for the 19-member bloc at 0.6 percent.

Brexit Vote 2016: Scotland Likely To Vote To Remain In European Union, Says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Ahead of the June 23 vote on whether Britain should leave the EU, Scottish voters are poised to vote in large numbers against leaving the EU.

EU Sanctions Controversy: Commission Considering Fines To Punish Spain And Portugal Budget Deficits

The Southern European nations both have struggled to reduce their deficits.

Brexit Vote A Choice Between War And Peace, David Cameron Says

In a speech Monday, the British prime minister made a “big, bold patriotic case” for staying within the European Union ahead of the June 23 referendum.

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