Across The Channel - Page 6 of 13

23/01/2019 - By European Views

The ruling has reaffirmed Britain's obligations under all forms of EU law until it actually exits the European Union.

20/01/2019 - By European Views

Irish government sources have made it clear a bilateral deal with London on the backstop is "not something we would

16/01/2019 - By European Views

Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the largest opposition party, Labor, is under increased pressure to call for a new referendum

15/01/2019 - By European Views

The British Cabinet is now facing a no confidence vote, and the fate of Brexit is a huge question mark

04/01/2019 - By European Views

The loss of EU funding and exchange opportunities would jeopardize vital research, the UK higher education leaders have warned.

10/12/2018 - By European Views

The British Prime Minister is trying to save the Brexit deal from a widely anticipated parliamentary defeat.

10/12/2018 - By European Views

The ECJ delivered an emergency judgment on Brexit's potential reversal at the request of a group of Scottish legislators.

04/12/2018 - By European Views

May's job as Prime Minister also largely depends on the parliamentary vote.

13/11/2018 - By Ivan Dikov

The European Union and the UK have reached a long overdue agreement on the draft text of their Brexit deal,

05/11/2018 - By Ivan Dikov

"Remain" is projected to win by a wider margin than "Leave" won back in 2016.

22/10/2018 - By European Views

Any extension of the post-Brexit transition period would have be over well before May 2022, the UK leader has