In the UK, in two months, early parliamentary elections will be held
18. April 2017 - 23:25
Prime Minister of the UK Theresa May announced this morning that early elections to the British parliament were going to be held.
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British Citizens Seek Irish Passport
18. April 2017 - 11:00
The Irish foreign ministry received over 50,000 passport applications from Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the first quarter of 2017 alone, compared to approximately 30,000 over the same peri
EU: White Paper Explores Options for the Bloc's Future
2. March 2017 - 16:00
A white paper being prepared by the European Commission explores the future of the European Union.
Munich Security Conference-2017
17.02.2017
On 17-19 February in Germany, the 53rd Munich Conference will be held on Security. More than 500 heads of state and officials as well as experts from around the worldare going to participate in this conference.
Brexit bill set for final vote
08.02.2017
The final vote on Brexit will be held today in the House of Commons of the British Parliament.
British lawmakers to debate bill on EU withdrawal
31.01.2017
The House of Commons is to begin debating the bill which will allow the British government to start Brexit.
Anglo-Saxons voluntarily renounce hegemony
27.01.2017
Today, Theresa May will hold face-to-face talks with US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
The pair will spend about an hour together in what will be the first visit by a foreign leader since Mr. Trump became president.
These talks are the beginning of a new world order in which countries will pursue their own domestic and foreign policies.
The Supreme Court judgement on Brexit to be announced
24.01.2017
Today, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom will rule whether Parliament or ministers have the power to begin the Brexit process.
In November of last year, the High Court in London ruled that the Brexit procedure cannot be started without the approval of parliament. After the court statement, the government appealed to the Supreme Court.
Britain moves to appoint new EU envoy
5. January 2017 - 16:00
Britain is to appoint career diplomat Tim Barrow to replace Ivan Rogers, its top envoy at the EU who quit this week with a blistering attack on the government's plans to leave the bloc.
Juncker’s speech in Strasbourg: what he said and what he meant
15.09.2016
Jean-Claude Juncker, in his political speech in Strasbourg yesterday, noted that the EU is faced with an "existential crisis". The European Commission President pointed out that the members of the union “never have enough common ground and common position." And, in his opinion, this division contributes to strengthening of populism, which, according to Juncker "does not solve problems, but creates them." As proof of his words, he cited a number of reasons.
