EU Fears Brexit Delay, Uncertainty after Shock UK Vote

European Union leaders fear Prime Minister Theresa May's shock loss of her majority in the snap British election will delay Brexit talks due to start this month and raise the risk of negotiations failing.

UK Could Rejoin The EU If Voters Overturn Brexit, Says Tajani

Britain could rejoin the EU if voters wanted to withdraw Article 50 after the general election, the president of the European Parliament has said.

Theresa May Addresses the House of Commons After Triggering Article 50

British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to address the House of Commons after triggering Article 50 of the Treaty of the European Union.

EU to hold special Brexit summit at end of April

European Union leaders will meet on 29 April to collectively agree a Brexit negotiating position ahead of withdrawal talks with Britain, European Council president Donald Tusk announced this morning.

British PM to begin formal EU exit process March 29

Britain will formally begin protocols to leave the European Union on March 29, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said Monday.

UK to Introduce Article 50 Legislation "Within Days": Brexit Minister

The UK government will introduce "straightforward" legislation within days seeking parliament's approval to trigger Britain's divorce with the European Union, Brexit minister David Davis said Tuesday.

Brexit can only commence with parliament consent, UK Supreme Court rules

UK Prime Minister Theresa May can only start Britain's divorce proceedings from the EU with parliament's approval. Scotland's parliament and the Welsh and Northern Ireland assemblies, however, do not have a say.

Germany forms special Brexit committee led by Merkel

The German government on Friday announced it would form a special committee, led by the Chancellor, to approach the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union and prepare for bilateral negotiations between the two countries.

Brexit: démission de l'ambassadeur britannique auprès de l'UE

Sir Ivan Rogers a présenté mardi sa démission en tant qu'ambassadeur britannique auprès de l'Union européenne. Cette annonce surprise a été confirmée par le ministère des Affaires étrangères du Royaume-Uni.

Migration, Syria and defence high on EU summit agenda

EU leaders are gathering for a one-day summit in Brussels with the agenda dominated by some of Europe's most severe challenges,  - relations with Turkey, the Syrian civil war, the migration crisis, defence cooperation and Russia.

Michel Barnier says Brexit deal needed by October 2018

The European Commission's chief Brexit negotiator has said the work of facilitating the UK's withdrawal from the bloc will be legally complex and politically sensitive.

Brexit: la possibilité de contourner le Parlement devant la Cour suprême

Le gouvernement britannique va tenter à partir de lundi devant la Cour suprême d'obtenir l'annulation d'un jugement qui l'oblige à consulter le parlement avant de déclencher la procédure du Brexit.

UK government prepared to trigger Brexit negotiations by March, PM May says

The United Kingdom prime minister said Friday her government was prepared to trigger the negotiation process for her country to leave the European Union by Mar. 2017.

Scotland seeks to intervene in Brexit court case

Scotland will seek to intervene against the UK government as it seeks to overturn a legal ruling which made clear MPs must approve the formal triggering of Brexit, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced.

Brexit Kaos: UK Brexit minister Davis says there will be parliamentary vote before EU exit

Britain's plans to leave the European Union will include a vote by parliament on legislation to translate EU law into British law, Brexit minister David Davis said on Monday.

Britain 'getting on' with Brexit plans, Prime Minister Theresa May says

Britain is "getting on" with plans to exit from the European Union despite a High Court ruling that Parliament must vote on the formal process, Prime Minister Theresa May said Sunday.

British PM speaks with Merkel, Juncker following Brexit ruling by judges

British Prime Minister Theresa May spoke Friday with Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker following Thursday's High Court judgement on triggering Britain's exit from the European Union, according to an official statement.

UK court rules parliament approval needed to trigger Brexit

The High Court in London has ruled that parliament, not the government, must approve the start of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, in a landmark decision that could delay Brexit.

Unstable future as part of Britain: Scottish gov't to publish 2nd independence referendum bill on independence.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Thursday that her government will publish next week for public consultation a bill of second referendum on Scotland's independence.

Boris Johnson: le processus de sortie de l'UE ne doit pas "s'éterniser"

Le processus de sortie du Royaume-Uni de l'UE ne doit pas "s'éterniser", a estimé dimanche le ministre des Affaires étrangères britannique Boris Johnson, tout en soulignant que "beaucoup de travail" reste à faire avant le déclenchement de la procédure de divorce.