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PM’s aide urges business community to capitalise on this opportunity to diversify exports

We must also be vigilant when it comes to misinformation and disinformation, says EU health commissioner

Report on GSP notes progress on child rights, climate change, but cautions over shrinking civil society space

It eased immediate fears of a damaging split between London and the bloc, which includes Ireland

London could request an extension of one or two more years, but it would have to do so by July 1

LCCI official says businessmen can benefit from investment-friendly climate

Mixed emotions of Brexit day show the UK is not yet at ease with itself, writes The Guardian

United States has said it hopes to reach a trade deal with Britain by the end of the Brexit transition

72 remaining British MEPs, who will leave afterwards, will allow Brexit to officially take effect on Friday

Farmer Karin Kessler says the few dozen inhabitants have very mixed feelings about the new distinction

Informs the 751 members of EP about Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir

US treasury secretary says they are trying to get it done this year

Envoy says continental bloc willing to start uplift projects costing 120m euros in the province

UK looks to embark on trade talks with EU and US to spare economy from Brexit shocks

US Commerce Secretary insisted UK and US would have easier time striking the deal than the EU

Talks can begin as soon as EU ministers agree their joint mandate on February 25

Idea has infuriated those who voted against Brexit in the 2016 EU membership referendum

Current pledges to cut emissions put Earth on a path of several degrees warming by the end of the century

Johnson's office indicates that it could accept a partial trade deal

Lack of anticipated drama has instead seen focus shift to potential conflict between the US and Iran

His triumph dispelled any doubts over whether Britain would follow through on the results of its 2016 referendum

Vote comes just a few hours after the European Commission calls on Warsaw to put off on approving the draft law

Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar says conspiracies hatched by India have failed

Conservatives promise to get Britain out of the European Union on January 31

Both leaders share an unconventional political style and go-it-alone diplomatic policies

Remains a polarising figure, not least for his leading role in the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign

Brussels' new leadership wants member states to commit to a carbon neutral economy by 2050

Analysts say Wrexham could be a bellwether for the national result of Thursday's general election

Johnson's relaxed style and lack of attention to detail has led to accusations of incompetence

Britain will have until December 31, 2020, to strike a new agreement to replace decades of integration

Iran insists it has the right to take a series of measures in retaliation for US's withdrawal from the deal in 2018

Seeks investment in energy, food processing, pharmaceuticals

FM Linde says her country and EU support ‘bilateral political solution through contacts between India and...

Conservatives would grab 44 seats from the main opposition Labour party to win a 68-seat majority, poll

Disposable income divide is wider than in any comparable nation and has increased over the last decade, says report

Conservatives have seen their popularity surge since Johnson took over from Theresa May four months ago

Some Labour MPs have said they will vote against their own party's deal and in favour of staying in the EU

They said their position on Israeli settlement policy is clear, remains unchanged

PM aide says efforts being made to eliminate bonded and child labour

Brexit backers argue it will enable Britain to forge closer economic ties with other countries around the world

Work will begin on a new patrol vessel, an electronic jamming weapon for aircraft and technology to track missiles

He visited Queen Elizabeth II earlier on Wednesday to ask the 93-year-old monarch to dissolve parliament

EU granted a Brexit delay to Jan 31, warns it might be the last

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

All sides urged to observe a ceasefire during forthcoming intra-Afghan negotiations

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

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

It has already been postponed twice