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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Irish counterpart Micheal Martin were among the first world leaders to talk to incoming US president Joe Biden

UK And Ireland Court Biden In Congratulatory Calls

UK and Ireland court Biden in congratulatory calls

UK Govt Suffers Parliamentary Defeat Over Brexit Bill

Members of the unelected upper chamber House of Lords were tipped to vote against the Internal Market Bill, which is designed to regulate trade between all four UK nations

UK govt suffers parliamentary defeat over Brexit bill

Pandemic Plunges Lagarde Into 'Intense' First Year At ECB

European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde has brought all her political and communication skills to charting a way through the coronavirus pandemic which has devastated the global economy

Pandemic plunges Lagarde into 'intense' first year at ECB

Japan's Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi is to sign the deal with Britain's International Trade Minister Liz Truss in Tokyo

UK Signs Major Post-Brexit Trade Deal With Japan

The deal with Japan is largely similar to Tokyo’s existing pact with the EU

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European Union chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier (pictured October 15, 2020) made his plea to end the stalemate after a phone call with his UK counterpart David Frost

Barnier Warns 'Little Time Left' As Brexit Stalemate Drags On

Barnier warns 'little time left' as Brexit stalemate drags on

European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic was holding talks with a UK government which has warned it is ready to go its own way

UK Insists EU Must Go Further To Break Brexit Deadlock

UK insists EU must go further to break Brexit deadlock

ECB president Christine Lagarde is confident that a deal on Brexit can be reached, but cautioned that there are "very sizeable egos" involved in the negotiations

'Crystal Clear' Brexit Deal With EU Needed: ECB Chief

'Crystal clear' Brexit deal with EU needed: ECB chief

Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, warned Tuesday that much remained to be done to get a deal

UK PM To Talk To EU Chief As Brexit Talks Run Out Of Time

UK PM to talk to EU chief as Brexit talks run out of time

Belarusian pensioners demand President Lukashenko's resignation and new fair elections in Minsk. Belarusian police threatened meanwhile to fire live bullets at protesters, claiming that opposition demonstrations were becoming ever more radicalised.

Belarus Crisis: Use Of Lethal Force Authorized To Quell Anti-Government Protests

The Interior Ministry said authorities can use firearms to break up protests, if necessary, on top of the riot gear already deployed.

The university's rector described the ruling as a 'complete repudiation of Viktor Orban's legal strategy'

Soros College Prompts Latest Spat Between Hungary, EU

Soros college prompts latest spat between Hungary, EU

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the 'Green New Deal' to fight climate change was "Europe's man on the moon moment"

UK Looks To EU To Break Brexit Talks Impasse

UK looks to EU to break Brexit talks impasse

Infographics: The Countries Most And Least Accepting Of Migrants

EU countries are among the least accepting countries of migrants globally, as per the Migrant Acceptance Index.

The EU and the UK began the first round of trade talks this week

EU, UK On Brexit Collision Course Over Internal Market Bill, European Court Of Justice Could Get Involved

The deadline for Britain to revise the Internal Market Bill working its way through Parliament expired Wednesday, prompting the EU to take its first legal step.

The World Trade Organization aims to chose a new director-general in November

British WTO Candidate Woos Europe With Job Promise

British WTO candidate woos Europe with job promise

Boris Johnson's government has admitted its bill would break international law

Defying EU Ultimatum, British MPs Approve Post-Brexit Bill

Defying EU ultimatum, British MPs approve post-Brexit bill

Britain's chief negotiator David Frost (L) and EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier met last week to prepare the round of talks

UK Stands By 'Illegal' Bill As Brexit Talks Enter Crucial Phase

UK stands by 'illegal' bill as Brexit talks enter crucial phase

The European Commission's historic ruling against Apple was delivered in August 2016 by Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager

European Commission Appeals Ruling In Apple’s $15 Billion Irish Tax Case

The EU has accused Ireland of providing Apple will illegal tax breaks in violation of EU laws

Libra, the cryptocurrency and digital payments system launched by Facebook, has raised security issues, but the Federl Reserve says its FedNow system will have all the safeguards

EU Announces New Cryptocurrency Regulation Strategy, Aims To Mitigate 'Any Potential Risk'

The European Union is planning to regulate cryptocurrencies in order to mitigate the risks associated with them.

Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko held his inauguration in secret, with the ceremony later shown on state media

European Union Says Lukashenko Not The Legitimate President Of Belarus

The EU encouraged peaceful protests to continue in Belarus and said it was reviewing its relations with the country, potentially impacting much needed funding to the country.