Brexit

@nytimesworld 4 years ago

British officials expressed relief that Prime Minister Boris Johnson was included in President-elect Joe Biden’s first round of calls with foreign leaders. Some had feared his steadfast promotion of Brexit might put him at the back of the line https://nyti.ms/3li4iBg

@WSJ 4 years ago

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed with top European Union officials to intensify Brexit trade talks over the summer as both sides seek to reach a deal before a year-end deadline https://on.wsj.com/37z8OFi

@reuters.com 4 years ago

Low expectations as Johnson joins EU leaders to break Brexit deadlock

@theguardian.com 4 years ago

May and Johnson hung civil servants out to dry, report finds

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

Prime Minister Boris Johnson presented to the EU what his aides billed as a final offer on Brexit, but the negative response of Irish officials suggested that it would not draw the two sides any closer to an amicable divorce https://nyti.ms/2naNzqT

@politico.eu 5 years ago

EU gives cautious response to U.K.'s 'problematic' Brexit plan

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

@theguardian.com 5 years ago

Irish officials dismiss Boris Johnson’s Brexit offer as 'unacceptable'

@aljazeera.com 5 years ago

Ireland officials reject British calls to renegotiate Brexit

@reuters.com 5 years ago

No-deal Brexit preparation is top priority, UK's Johnson tells officials

@WSJ 5 years ago

“I don’t know what he will do now.” Boris Johnson, Britain's expected prime minister, has European officials ready for turbulence in Brexit talks. https://on.wsj.com/32JLzpl

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

Despite Prime Minister Theresa May’s lame-duck status, American officials said that she and President Trump would have a full list of issues to discuss, including Brexit, a trade deal with the United States and the threats posed by Iran and China https://nyti.ms/2MyHVdM

@reuters.com 5 years ago

UK PM May open to longer Brexit delay if it can be cut short: EU officials

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

For Prime Minister Theresa May, Tuesday's vote on her Brexit plan is critical. A severe loss would reduce prospects of winning further concessions from European Union officials, who will not give ground unless Mrs. May needs only a small push to win https://nyti.ms/2D9sCS6