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Britain is not ready to be eaten up by the Ouroboros in the long run

We will not leave the EU for many months, if ever, says British PM

After Sunday's deadly crash of an Ethiopian Airlines killing all 157 aboard

'London's chaos affects the whole European decision-making process'

British lawmakers handed Prime Minister Theresa May a second humiliating defeat for her Brexit plan on Tuesday

Now is the time to come together to back this improved Brexit deal, says May

Balochistan minister cancels leaves of PDMA employees as relief efforts continue

During the three-day visit a series of agreements will be signed

Romanian envoy says bloc strives for engagement between Islamabad, Delhi

Statement comes as fears grow of all-out conflict between two nuclear-armed rivals

Sajjad Karim terms Indian violation 'deeply unwelcome'

Pakistan's aircraft chase away Indian jets after LoC airspace violation violated near Muzaffarabad sector

May promises to make a statement in the Commons on Tuesday

Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman calls the move unacceptable

Fears grow Britain could crash out without a deal

Germany, Britain and France vigorously defended to preserve the Iran accord

Industrial group will work on promoting euro and fighting monopoly of US dollar

The issue has split the bloc since a migration surge in 2015

NATO Sec Gen said it was a "historic day" which will lead to Macedonia becoming the 30th alliance member

Corbyn has written to May, offering to support her Brexit deal if she makes five legally binding commitments

With less than two months until Brexit, lawmakers voted on Jan 29 to demand May seek changes to Britain’s exit...

YouTube, Microsoft, Twitter, and Facebook assess and remove 72 percent of content deemed illegal

Diplomats, however, say it is unlikely to lead to big commercial deals

Move part of campaign to answer growing pressure to rein in disinformation

TeK UK, Khalistan Movement UK, Global Pakistan and Kashmir Supreme Council jointly organised the demonstration

Unnamed officials said the govt had been examining its powers in case a no-deal Brexit resulted in civil disobedience

EU’s list currently consists of 16 countries, including Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen and N Korea

With days to go before the United States plans to start pulling out

EU countries have used such schemes to give passports to around 6,000 people

Both former enemy nations also pledge to stand shoulder to shoulder in case of military attack against either of them

an ambition that has set up a battle pitting media firms against internet giants like Facebook and Google

Officials call on Adviser to PM on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam

In a referendum on June 23, 2016, Britons chose to end their membership of the 28-nation EU

Groups of MPs planning to table amendments this week

Prospect of the fallout sinking sterling seems to be making investors skittish

People's fears over the economic impact of leaving the bloc are real

Britain appears to be skidding towards default outcome i.e. a no-deal Brexit at the end of March

British PM Theresa May will once again try to forge consensus in parliament on Brexit divorce agreement

British parliament's rejection of a Brexit deal heightens the risk of a disorderly withdrawal from the bloc

British lawmakers voted 432-202 against her deal triggering political chaos

The proposal faces resistance in Greece, which has a northern province of same name

61% of people in Sunderland voted in favour of leaving in the 2016 referendum

Just three months before UK is due to leave EU, risk of no-deal Brexit is rising

Germany abolished military conscription but has in recent years struggled to find enough suitable recruits

Kovrig and Spavor were detained and accused of engaging in activities that endanger China's national security

Will reduce emissions by 37.5% by 2030; Germany worried at impact on auto sector

About 10,000 demonstrators demand free media, independent judiciary and withdrawal of labour law increasing over time

The country has followed in the footsteps of other countries

To gut a law which would force them to pay for the news content they pick up

France will invest 500 million euros to benefit the priorities of G5 Sahel