Brexit

Internal opposition from Conservative Party Parliament members is now sufficient to formally trigger a no-confidence vote in Theresa May.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has traveled to mainland Europe in a bid to rescue her failing Brexit agreement.

Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton says Europe has to show it is not "going to be able to continue to provide refuge and support."

A Brexit that occurs before the United Kingdom has reached an agreement with the European Union could leave the island nation alone, under a blockade of its own making.

The so-called "special relationship" is increasingly under strain, as Trump reportedly turned May's congratulatory call after the midterm elections into a lecture on his foreign policy concerns.

One Liberal Democratic politician tweeted that the new coin would be "nothing more than a sad and permanent reminder of the long lasting damage Brexit will do to our economy."

Tom Watson, deputy leader of the Labour Party, believes there is evidence Russia attempted to manipulate the Brexit referendum.

A no-deal Brexit could see the U.K. thrust into chaos if Theresa May and the European Union cannot reach an agreement.

"In fact when you look at the figures, at the reality, it costs a lot, it is much more complicated than initially they thought," Macron said of pro-Brexit officials.

Theresa May's optimistic rhetoric contrasts sharply with her previous comments on the Brexit talks.

Next year's group picture will likely be missing Theresa May.

"When it comes to the public finances, European migrants contribute substantially more than they cost, easing the tax burden on other taxpayers," said Ian Mulheirn, director of consulting at Oxford Economics.

London lost eight points on the Z/Yen global finance index over just six months as the Big Apple soared into top spot.

Up to 50 of pro-Brexit members of Parliament reportedly met Tuesday night to discuss plans for a battle over leadership.

China says it may not give the U.K. a good post-Brexit trade deal.

Falkland Islands trade minister Teslyn Barkman said the British government must implement a "no penguins left behind" strategy.

Conservative MP Anna Soubry said a wave of new Conservative Party members may wish to "topple the leader and wreck its policies."

The U.K. imports thousands of sperm samples from Europe each year, and a no-deal Brexit could see supplies could decrease quantities.

Fifty-three percent of voters surveyed said they would now vote to remain in the European Union compared with 47 percent who wish to leave if they were given a new referendum.

A Power Point presentation reveals further information about potential Russian support for Brexit.

William Hague, who served as foreign secretary from 2010 to 2014 under the previous government of Prime Minister David Cameron, has warned against tensions amid Brexit negotiations.

"Of all the countries to get confused with, Japan is probably the worst one."

Investors and economists polled by International Business Times aren't worried about a "hard" Brexit. They foresee some kind of deal or even a return to the embrace of the European Union.

Former White House Chief Strategist Stephen K. Bannon took to U.K. radio Sunday in a "call to arms," urging right-wing populists to fight back against so-called "globalist" forces.

The British prime minister shared what the president told her.

"We may be a small country, but we're a great one too," Grant says in "Love Actually."

The president said he had given May suggestions, rather than advice, on how to pursue Brexit.

Downing Street reveals what May gave the president and first lady during official visit.

Contrite president turned on the charm at a joint press appearance.

The president's awkward comments were published shortly before the pair met on Friday.