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Setting the next deadline for departure on January 31 next year

Member states have already accepted a delay in principle to avoid the risk of a disorderly divorce

Paris says there has to be a strong justification to grant another extension for Brexit

He hopes will give him a majority to pass the divorce deal he struck with EU leaders last week

As the govt also plans to dissolve parliament on November 6 says British finance minister

MPs rejected PM's timetable to rush it through parliament in a matter of days

5G mobile networks development is key for enhancing the bloc’s competitiveness

Defeat leaves Johnson under mounting pressure to find a way out of paralysing impasse

In the meantime, violence in Afghanistan continues unabated with over 70 killed in a blast in Nangarhar

As Johnson's plan suffered another humiliating defeat in the parliament

After MPs refused to back British prime minister's Brexit deal

It has already been postponed twice

It is widely seen as too close to call but Johnson warned his deal was still the best way out of the tortuous process

PM Johnson needs to find 319 other deal supporters to be certain of getting approval for the revised deal

European official speaking on condition of anonymity played down hopes that any text would be finalised

Talks remain stuck on how to avoid customs checks on the land border between Northern Ireland and Ireland

Several European countries have halted arms exports to Turkey over offensive and some are pushing for formal EU ban

EU rejects Erdogan's warning that he would 'open the gates' and send 3.6 million refugees to Europe

Both sides are silent about what compromises had been made to break the Brexit deadlock

'If you try to frame our operation there as an invasion, we will open the doors and send 3.6 million migrants to you'

In a bid to make the countries compliant with bloc's standards

The Turkish air strikes kills two civilians and wounded two others

EU has no specific regulations on cryptocurrencies, which had been considered a marginal issue by most

UK revises tariff regime which will come into force if it leaves EU without deal

Johnson has repeatedly said he will not shift on the issue, pointing to a collapse in the negotiations

The incident resulted in the drowning deaths of at least 13 women, some of them pregnant

New duties can slash US imports of EU cheese by 30%, jack up prices across country

If deadline not met, Johnson will have to request extension or see Britain quit without deal

Decision aims to see US tech giants meet tightened European standards over hate speech and offensive content

Senior MEP said the European Parliament's initial reaction to it was not positive at all

WTO to rule on EU retaliatory rights in early 2020

Johnson insists he will take Britain out of the EU on the deadline of October 31

He is also due to hold bilateral talks with leaders

The memorandum was issued to the heads of all government agencies by Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea on Aug 27

Huge numbers of children skip school in more than 130 countries to join a worldwide strike against climate change

BDI industry blames London for the lack of progress in political negotiations

Critics also say that if judges decide Johnson misled the monarch, then he must resign

Scotland’s highest court of appeal ruled on Wednesday that the suspension was unlawful

Labour Party spokesperson says Johnson has been dishonest about the consequences of no-deal Brexit

Parliament was prorogued or suspended, on Monday until October 14

Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom says the change aims to attract the brightest and the best from around the world

'We are looking at getting a good deal, that works for the UK and the EU', she says

For the second time, lawmakers reject Johnson’s request to break the deadlock through an early national election

European body appoints its first-ever female ambassador to Islamabad

'I cannot stand by as good, loyal moderate Conservatives are expelled', she says

Although Atomic Energy Organisation says it would honour commitments to give UN access to monitor

An opposition bill was approved by parliament’s appointed upper chamber, the House of Lords on Friday

During the Q&A, EU’s response to India’s revocation of Article 370 also came under discussion

Miller tells reporters outside court that parliament should be sitting during this crucial time

A judge in Scotland rules in favour of Johnson