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Britain inches towards December election in a bid to break Brexit deadlock

If no party wins conclusively, the Brexit deadlock will continue

A Brexit nervous breakdown

The fabric of Britain's unwritten constitution has been dangerously damaged by partisan passions over Brexit

Letter to BS: The humanitarian crisis in J&K is govt's own making

A lot more than the promise of development is needed to address the sense of being occupied and subjugated

EU may delay Brexit till January 31, final decision likely today: Report

'The prospect of elections has strengthened significantly over the weekend,' the source added

UK PM Theresa May appoints Stephen Barclay as new Brexit secretary

The development comes after Dominic Raab resigned from the post over the Brexit draft deal

Accept EU deal or face 'economic disaster', French minister warns Brexiters

'What does Brexit demonstrate? It shows that leaving the common European market has an exorbitant economic cost,' he said

Britain won't be ready for 2020 Brexit, will take longer: EU officials

EU diplomats said any extension would be agreed only after Britain formally leaves in March 2019

UK's Labour Party moots 'soft' Brexit policy to access EU's single market

New offer touted as an alternative to PM Theresa May's policy approach

UK stands to lose $16 bn on EU exports in case of no-deal Brexit: UN

The economists said "this is a conservative estimate," since it only takes into account the raising of tariffs from the current zero percent that Britain pays on exports within the EU

UK's democracy in practice

Its principles were witnessed during the Brexit debate

UK PM Johnson adamant on Brexit deadline, despite unsigned delay request

The government will bring forward this week the domestic legislation needed to implement the divorce deal, with a first vote as soon as Tuesday

Brexit's tangled webs: A protection from no-deal exit, but little else

Saturday's vote stipulated that British Parliament would withhold approval to the PM's deal until the Bill for implementing Brexit had been passed

Brexit will happen on Oct 31 despite PM's unsigned delay request, UK says

The Brexit maelstrom has spun wildly in the past week between the possibility of an orderly exit on Oct. 31 with a deal that Johnson struck

Brexit: Thousands gather in London to demand a new referendum

Many protesters carried placards, some comparing Brexit to the election of US President Donald Trump

US imposes tariffs on EU goods worth $7.5 bn; targets Airbus, wine, whisky

Wine from France, Spain and Germany will now face 25 percent tariffs

Johnson's Brexit hangs with a thread as European Union seeks more time

With 17 days before the UK is due to leave the EU, Johnson repeatedly pledged to "get Brexit done," as he spoke in Parliament on Monday

Will send 'millions' of Syrian refugees to Europe, threatens Erdogan

Turkey launched an operation into Syrian territory on Wednesday, aimed at combating Kurdish militants tied to insurgents in its own territory

EU imposes tariffs as high as 66.4% on steel road wheels from China

The duties punish Chinese exporters of steel wheels for vehicles including cars, tractors and trailers for allegedly having sold them in the EU below cost, a practice known as dumping

The Right to Repair

Implications of mandating manufacturers to provide spares

Fed-up European Union eyes a tit-for-tat response to Trump's tariff tactics

This is despite the fact that the two sides reached a "mutually acceptable solution" to the issue in 2006