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UK says it may break the international law on Brexit; here's how it can

Britain's Northern Ireland minister said that proposed legislation for Britain's internal market would break international law "in a limited way"

European Union makes Latvia's Dombrovskis trade chief to deal with US

Dombrovskis, 49, is an executive vice-president in charge of the euro at the European Commission, the EU's executive arm in Brussels, and a former Latvian prime minister

Head of UK govt's legal department quits over Brexit deal threat

Jonathan Jones was leaving his job due to a dispute with Johnson's office over its reported plans to undercut the Withdrawal Agreement treaty signed in January

Brexit row: UK admits it may break international law in 'limited way'

Britain headed into a fresh round of Brexit trade talks acknowledged it could break international law but only in a "limited way" after reports it may undercut its divorce treaty with the EU

UK ramps up no deal preparations as European Union trade talks stall

Britain will tell the European Union that progress must be made in trade talks this week or the government will step up preparations to leave the bloc without a deal

Brexit back in crisis as UK threatens to undercut divorce agreement

Johnson government says it is committed to withdrawal of agreement and the protocol relating to Northern Ireland

PM Boris Johnson says UK will quit Brexit talks if no deal by October 15

Boris Johnson said Britain could walk away from the talks within weeks and insisting that a no-deal exit would be a "good outcome for the UK"

UK unafraid to walk away without EU trade deal, says Brexit negotiator

David Frost and EU negotiator Michel Barnier are due to meet in London on Tuesday for the eighth round of negotiations since Britain left the now 27-nation bloc on January 31

UK warns EU on Brexit: We won't blink first, not scared of no-deal exit

Britain will not blink first in Brexit trade negotiations with the European Union and is not scared of a no-deal exit, the country's top Brexit negotiator warned the bloc

Pakistan's flag carrier not to appeal EU ban, review turnaround strategy

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) banned PIA from flying to the bloc in June over safety concerns

European Union countries consider a climate target for every decade

The EU is aiming to strike a deal this year on a law to make its climate targets legally binding, and member states will start discussions next week on the text

UK officials see 30%-40% chance of Brexit trade deal with EU: Report

UK left the EU on Jan 31, turning its back after 47 years on the post-World War Two project that sought to build the ruined nations of Europe into a global power

A global perspective on innovation

India's technology spend does not reflect the true picture. It has the talent to become a research powerhouse

European Union offers $478 million to WHO-led Covid-19 vaccine initiative

The COVAX initiative aims to purchase for all countries in the world 2 billion doses of potential Covid-19 shots from several vaccine makers by the end of 2021

European Investment Bank to give Euro 650 million for Kanpur Metro

Agreement is step towards 'sustained relation' with European institute, says Indian government

European Union's trade chief quits after ire over virus-rule breach

"This evening I have tendered my resignation," Phil Hogan said in a statement on Wednesday

Russia finds no signs of crime in Alexei Navalny coma case so far

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday he saw no grounds for a criminal case until the cause of the politician's condition was fully established

European Commission president says her team could face a reshuffle

European Commission president said her team could face a reshuffle after the resignation of the Irish trade commissioner over a controversy involving his questionable adherence to Covid-19 rules

European Union trade chief Hogan resigns over Covid-19 rules controversy

The European Union's top trade official, Phil Hogan, resigned late Wednesday after he became embroiled in a controversy over a recent trip home to Ireland and questionable adherence to COVID-19 rules

Brexit taken off agenda for EU envoys' meeting due to stalled talks

A discussion about the negotiations over Britain and the European Union's post-Brexit relationship has been dropped from the agenda of a meeting of EU envoys next week because the talks have stalled