Brexit

Brexit: Austria minister believes Britain will not quit EU

Brexit: Austria minister believes Britain will not quit EU

Too early to assess impact of Brexit on Nissan’s operations, says senior vice president

Says risks before UK referendum have started to materialise

Closer to home in South Asia, there is little cheer and plenty of phantasmagoria

'In five years there will still be 28 member states' Schelling told German business daily Handelsblatt

Asks govt to lobby Britain for continuing Pakistan’s GSP Plus status

Brexit will change relationship between UK and EU but it won't change UK's position inside NATO, says Jens Stoltenberg

'My first thought [after Brexit] was that the Harrods Summer Sale kicks off tomorrow' a gleeful Chinese ‘leaver’ said

May, who polls indicate is the most popular candidate, has insisted there should be "no timescale" for the exit

With rupee appreciation against pound sterling, exporters fear huge losses

Regional trade has suffered over the years and so has the country

Brexit has raised the spectre of what one American political scientist called the ‘clash of civilisations’

British universities received GBP836 million in subsidies and research contracts in 2014-15 alone from EU

'I would say I am currently suffering from anxiety and/or depression' says one EU backer Mick Watson

Brexit is without doubt the most significant event in Britain’s history after the Second World War

Protesters demand for a second referendum to be allowed in order to bring peace and fairness

During 5th session of Scotland's devolved parliament, she made no mention of last week's vote by Britain to leave EU

Demonstrators plan to gather on Park Lane around before making their way towards the Houses of Parliament

Wales, like England, voted 'Leave' in the June 23 referendum

Brexit. And no one saw it coming. Two trillion dollars’ worth of assets wiped out

Volatile international currencies will make debt servicing easier for Pakistan which is under a $70 billion dent

'Having consulted colleagues and in view of circumstances in parliament, I've concluded that person cannot be me'

Only the far-right National Front is calling for a vote on EU membership

The minister launches a sensational attack on referendum ally Boris Johnson, who is also expected to run

The next Conservative party leader will take over by early September

Malmstroem said the Brexit was not linked to the controversy surrounding the proposed pact

Cameron's successor is expected to take office in early September

A week ago there were 155 rupees to the pound, today there are 139.63

The Democratic Party and a new Democratic president need to make clear that we stand with those who are struggling

Sima Kotecha becomes latest target of racist abuse following Brexit

Kerry says Cameron feels powerless to negotiate a departure he does not want

"I wish I had won the referendum ... I am sad about that," he told reporters

I found most Pakistani Brits to be anti-eastern Europeans and therefore anti-EU

Pakistan has already been marginalised in international markets and its share has been gradually declining

Businesses wante more information about the implications of Brexit, says Sajid Javid

Jeremy Corbyn lost a non-binding confidence motion, with 172 Labour MPs voting against him and only 40 in favour

Most Scots voted to remain in the EU in last Thursday's referendum

Khan says London should have "a full seat at the negotiating table"

Britain’s bigger cities are far more racially and ethnically diverse than its small towns and rural communities

Technology spending for both Britain and Western Europe will turn negative both this year and next due to uncertainty

The speed of our exit from EU looks likely to be decided in Brussels, Paris and Berlin rather than London, says Sadiq

'Although this is not the outcome the company would have chosen, Rolls-Royce remains committed to the United Kingdom'

'It is also strong enough to successfully defend its interests in the world in future' Merkel says

UK vows action after racist attacks on Poles and Muslims in wake of Brexit

Just days after English voters steered UK towards Brexit, England provided another shock as they crashed out of Euros

Says it is important to strengthen confidence, prevent the spread of panic and maintain stability in capital markets

On the second day of the summit on Wednesday, the remaining 27 EU states will hold talks on the future of the bloc

This would allow their passport holders to remain EU citizens

Zhu made the comment at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin in northern China