Brexit

He will prove a tough Brexit negotiator—far tougher than Hollande.

In a speech Tuesday, the party's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer will set out a stance between two extremes.

Former prime minister says Britain has been hijacked by anti-EU ideologues.

With some polls giving May a more than 20 point lead, the main opposition Labour Party pledged to introduce new public holidays to try to unite a country divided by the Brexit vote.

Polls put May's Conservatives on course for a landslide victory but the surprise decision to call an election has forced the prime minister to confront a string of hot-button topics.

Any quick deal between the U.S. and Europe would be a blow to British Prime Minister Theresa May, who was the first foreign leader to meet Trump in office in January.

The former UKIP leader said current leader Paul Nuttall had "six weeks to prove himself."

Much of the West's opposition to Russia comes from a purely ideological root.

The U.K. no longer rates as one of India's leading foreign relationships, and they made little impression.

The fund also warned that a turn toward protectionism in some advanced economies could threaten global prosperity.

With her opponents in disarray and the Brexit negotiations begun, it was a smart move.

The vote will take place on June 8, with May arguing it is the only way to secure stability ahead of Brexit.

Fears of foreign intervention in Western politics have heightened since the U.S. presidential elections in November.

While the U.K. has a larger military, Spain enjoys a proximity advantage.

If you're a Brit desperate to remain an EU citizen, getting dual nationality might be harder than you think.

If Spain grabs the Rock, Ceuta and Melilla will demand freedom from Spanish rule.

"The sovereignty of Gibraltar is unchanged and is not going to change," said Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson.

EU leadership is determined to present a united front as Theresa May seeks deals for Britain.

The UK formally triggers the Brexit process, homes are blown up during a gun battle in India, anti-Putin protesters are arrested by the hundreds in Russia and more in The Week in Pictures.

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 on Wednesday.

"After more than 40 years of being united, we owe it to each other to do everything we can to make this divorce as smooth as possible," Tusk said.

The insurer Lloyd's of London, a veteran London firm, has announced it will open a Brussels office.

The British people voted for Brexit partly because leaving the EU would let them 'take back control of our laws.'

The former prime minister resigned after failing to secure a Remain vote.

The European parliament has the power to veto a Brexit deal and will play a key role in talks.

A free trade deal like Canada has with the EU would not provide the same market access British firms currently enjoy.

Germany's chancellor stressed that she hoped Britain and the EU would remain close partners.

EU member states are not a unified club and divisions are likely to emerge.

The letter gives us some clues about May's negotiating priorities.

The two sides will need to meet three key objectives by March 2019.