Brexit
European Union: Bill forces 5 member countries to assume the financial gap left by the Brexit
This week, negotiations began in Brussels for the European Union member states to determine how the budget will be implemented in the long term. Meanwhile, five of the member states have been forced to pay high financial charges to compensate ...
Referencing Brexit Boris Johnson said, ‘We made it’
Brexit is just one step away from becoming a reality after the British Parliament ratified the legislation on Wednesday, Jan. 22, the BBC reported. The bill states that the UK will leave the European Union (EU) on Jan. 31. On Dec. 12, ...
Brexit could end the EU, warns Brussels a recognized expert
Brexit driven by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is a threat to the integrity of the EU, political expert Richard Werly warned Brussels. According to the Daily Express, Werly explained that Johnson's position as Brexit's negotiator is now stronger than it ...
UK road signs indicate that Brexit is imminent
A former adviser to Brexit party leader Nigel Farage warned of signs directing truck drivers crossing between the EU block and the UK to a special lane, suggesting that the French believe Brexit is imminent, reported Express. "They’re finally starting to ...
Before the imminent Brexit, Boris Johnson could visit President Trump at the White House
President Donald Trump reportedly invited British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to visit him at the White House in January. The meeting between the two leaders would follow the Conservative Party's victory in the elections earlier this month and Britain's expected ...
‘Patriots will prevail’: British journalist on the left’s attacks on Brexit and President Trump
"The patriots will prevail," British Conservative journalist Katie Hopkins said on Twitter Wednesday, Dec. 18, about the impeachment of President Donald Trump and the Brexit in the UK. Hopkins explained how the left is trying to impose its political agenda on ...
UK exit poll suggests majority for Johnson’s Conservatives
An exit poll in Britain’s election projected Thursday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party would likely win a solid majority of seats in Parliament, a decisive outcome that should allow Johnson to fulfill his plan to take the U.K. ...
Parliament vote forces UK to postpone Brexit beyond Oct. 31
A defiant Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Saturday that he would resist attempts to delay Britain's departure from the European Union beyond the end of the month, though he appeared to have no choice but to seek an extension after ...
Boris Johnson is “optimistic” while he has the support of President Trump in the final phases of Brexit
With just over two months to go before the UK leaves the European Union (EU), Prime Minister Boris Johnson feels "marginally more optimistic" and knows he has the support of the United Stats. The British leader recently picked up the baton ...
US supports UK through the upheaval of Brexit
The United States is willing to "enthusiastically" support the United Kingdom once Brexit is complete. In statements to the media last Monday, National Security Adviser John Bolton said the UK could count on Washington in the face of implied expectations ...
Poll: A plurality of Britons would leave the EU on time even without a deal
A near majority of Britons would leave the EU on time, even without a deal, over delaying or cancelling Brexit. The poll by Opinium published on Saturday, Aug. 10, revealed that a no-deal Brexit had a 17-point lead over the next ...
Boris Johnson to succeed Theresa May as Britain’s next PM, President Trump congratulates
Boris Johnson will become Britain’s next prime minister after being elected leader of the Conservative party, beating Jeremy Hunt in the party’s leadership contest. Boris Johnson replaces Theresa May, who announced her resignation last month, and will officially become prime minister ...
President Trump, first lady meet with queen at Buckingham Palace
President Donald Trump met with Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, June 3, during a three-day visit to Britain that's meant to strengthen ties between the two nations. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump flew to Buckingham Palace in Marine One, landing ...
President Trump: UK should be ready to leave EU without a deal
President Donald Trump has waded into the most controversial issue in British politics by urging the U.K. government to leave the European Union without a deal if it can't get better terms from EU leaders. Trump told the Sunday Times in ...
John Bolton warns Iran, comments on Brexit
U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton made it clear when speaking with Sky News Thursday, May 30, that if Iran continues its aggressive actions and attacks in the Persian Gulf, they will face repercussions from the United States and that ...
Boris Johnson to face court questions about Brexit claims
A British judge has ruled that former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will be summoned to court to answer questions about his possible misconduct in public office during the Brexit referendum campaign in 2016. District Judge Margot Coleman said Wednesday that Johnson ...
Contenders to be next UK leader divided over no-deal Brexit
The race to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May is becoming a battle over whether Britain should leave the European Union without a divorce agreement — or whether that would cause economic and political mayhem.May's Conservatives are reeling after the upstart ...
Farage claims pro-Brexit momentum after divisive UK vote
British euroskeptic Nigel Farage said Monday that his new Brexit Party's victory in the European election should spur Britain to leave the European Union even without a divorce deal — a call echoed by many senior Conservatives, stung by their ...
UK Conservatives fear wipeout in Brexit-dominated EU poll
Anti-EU and pro-EU parties look set to make gains in a Brexit-dominated election for British seats in the European Parliament, while the governing Conservative Party is bracing for one of its worst-ever performances.Daniel Hannan, a Conservative Member of the European ...
Health Secretary Hancock joins race to succeed UK’s May
The race to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May hasn't officially begun — but the field of contenders is quickly growing.Health Secretary Matt Hancock said Saturday he is seeking to replace May, joining several others who have announced.May said she will ...
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