The Law and Justice party won some 32.3 per cent of votes for provincial assemblies, compared with 26.9 per cent in a vote four years earlier. Continue reading →

Protest organizers want the public to have a final say on the government’s Brexit deal with the EU, arguing that new facts have come to light about the costs and complexity of Brexit since the 2016 referendum. Continue reading →

The meeting that had been painted as a make-or-break moment for a Brexit deal ended with a whimper. Continue reading →

There is still a one-in-four chance Britain and the European Union part ways in less than six months without reaching a deal, according to a Reuters poll Continue reading →

The British government said there were still “unresolved issues” but it remained committed to making progress at an EU summit starting Wednesday. Continue reading →

Negotiations faltered after the EU said last month that British Prime Minister Theresa May’s proposal for post-Brexit economic relations was unacceptable. Continue reading →

Brexit developments are the “most significant influences” on the British economic outlook right now, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says. Continue reading →

The European Union is moving forward with a bill that could dramatically change the way videos, photos and memes are shared on the internet. Continue reading →

The European Union has voted to launch action against Hungary’s government and its prime minister, Viktor Orban, for allegedly undermining the rule of law. Continue reading →

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says Britain faces an “uncomfortably high” risk of leaving the European Union with no deal. Continue reading →