Brexit: no sufficient progress on divorce terms
“We welcome the constructive approach of Prime Minister May in her recent speech in Florence. The protection of citizens’ rights is the absolute priority for the [...]
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Florence speech: Tone positive, problems unresolved
Professors Anand Menon and Jonathan Portes, The UK in a Changing Europe: Tone positive, problems unresolved: The speech marked a shift in tone from the PM towards the EU and [...]
EU anticipating May’s ‘Florence offer’
The EU expects British Prime Minister Theresa May to attempt to break a deadlock in Brexit talks over the coming days by indicating a readiness to pay the block for stay in [...]
Safeguarding Good Friday Agreement
“On Ireland and Northern Ireland, Michel gave credit to this, our coordinators have met again to build on discussions in July” – said the UK top negotiator [...]
Brexit talks in stalemate over ‘divorce bill’
British officials arrive to Brussels in the afternoon for a round of the EU talks on shaping the post-Brexit relations, which the bloc refuses to regard without an [...]
Hammond for Brexit ‘transitional’ deal
The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond, speaking on the margins of a G20 summit in Hamburg, said his preference was to negotiate a “transitional [...]
Northern Ireland as ‘sui generis’
The Republic of Ireland’s Foreign Minister Simon Coveney (pictured) has suggested that Northern Ireland will require a “unique status”. He told the Irish [...]
Europarliament pivots migration
21.06.2017. The European Parliament hosted the conference on migration management ahead of the EU summit to launch a platform for regular dialogue between all actors [...]
Report: Britons still devided over Brexit
“Profound and fundamental political changes have occurred since the referendum and it remains to be seen how durable they prove to be,” – said Professor Anand [...]
#Breixt: MEPs protective of citizens rights
European Parliament President Antonio Tajani and Brexit coordinator Guy Verhofstadt both stressed once more the need to protect citizens in reaction to the start of [...]
Verhofstad calls for Brexit talks start
“Let’s start Brexit negotiations, to end uncertainty and low economic growth”, Guy Verhofstadt During today’s plenary debate, ALDE leader Guy Verhofstadt called [...]
Juncker lured May into snap election trap
The European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker repeatedly insisted on snap elections in bilateral talks with the UK Prime Minister Theresa May, who had comfortable [...]
EU officials concerned about Article 50 deal
European Union officails question the consequences of Prime Minister Theresa May’s loss of her parliamentary majority, raising the risks of failure of the Article 50 [...]
Tusk draws Brexit ‘red lines’
MEPs welcomed the unity of the 27 Member States and the EU institutions with regard to Brexit and also called for a reform of the EU to benefit all its citizens. The [...]
EU27 guidelines for Brexit put forward
The EU #Brexit Summit equipped the EU27 chief negociator Michel Barnier with the guidelines for the upcoming talks, with the major task of getting maximum amount from the UK [...]
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