Brexit
Brexit Voter Registration Site 'May Have Been Hacked'
Fears of foreign intervention in Western politics have heightened since the U.S. presidential elections in November.
Who Would Win a War Over Gibraltar, Britain or Spain?
While the U.K. has a larger military, Spain enjoys a proximity advantage.
After Brexit, the Struggles of Dual Citizenship
If you're a Brit desperate to remain an EU citizen, getting dual nationality might be harder than you think.
Michael Rubin: Spain's Cynical Land Grab in Gibraltar
If Spain grabs the Rock, Ceuta and Melilla will demand freedom from Spanish rule.
Gibraltar's Post-Brexit Future Sparks War of Words
"The sovereignty of Gibraltar is unchanged and is not going to change," said Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson.
Conflict Likely Despite Polite Start to UK-EU Divorce
EU leadership is determined to present a united front as Theresa May seeks deals for Britain.
The Week In Pictures, March 25-31
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.
Premier League Clubs Express Fears Over Brexit
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 on Wednesday.
EU Lays Out Terms For 'Confrontational' Brexit Talks
"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.
Businesses That Could Leave Britain After Brexit
The insurer Lloyd's of London, a veteran London firm, has announced it will open a Brussels office.
What You Need to Know: Britain's 'Great Repeal Bill'
The British people voted for Brexit partly because leaving the EU would let them 'take back control of our laws.'
David Cameron: I Was Right to Call Brexit Referendum
The former prime minister resigned after failing to secure a Remain vote.
EU Parliament Negotiator Sets Out Brexit Red Lines
The European parliament has the power to veto a Brexit deal and will play a key role in talks.
Post-Brexit Britain and the Tricky Question of EU Trade
A free trade deal like Canada has with the EU would not provide the same market access British firms currently enjoy.
Germany Aims to Cushion Brexit Impact
Germany's chancellor stressed that she hoped Britain and the EU would remain close partners.
Brexit Is Also About What the EU Is Prepared to Give
EU member states are not a unified club and divisions are likely to emerge.
The Key Points to Take From Theresa May's Brexit Letter
The letter gives us some clues about May's negotiating priorities.
Can a Brexit Deal Actually Be Reached in Two Years?
The two sides will need to meet three key objectives by March 2019.
Britain Risks 'Third-Country' Status After EU Exit
A board member of Germany's federal bank has warned Britain of the potential consequences of its exit from the European Union.
Theresa May Invokes Article 50: Enter Smoke and Mirrors
Can Britain's negotiations to leave the EU keep the spirit of free trade alive?
Read Theresa May's Full Letter Triggering Brexit
The full text of the message officially beginning the Brexit process was sent to Donald Tusk on Wednesday.
Theresa May Dismisses Controversial Legs-it Front Page
"If people want to have a bit of fun about how we dress, then so be it," May said.
Could Brexit Lead to Scottish Independence?
Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon wants another referendum—but how much will Brexit complicate matters?
Michel Barnier: No Brexit Deal 'Distinct Possibility'
Barnier warned the remaining 27 members of the EU would find it easier to cope with the fallout from such a scenario.
Northern Ireland Faces Possible Government From London
If Sinn Fein and the DUP do not form a power sharing government the U.K. may make the controversial move to rule from Westminster.
May Seeks to Stem Scottish Support for Independence
The prime minister will promote the 'great union of nations' of the United Kingdom in Scotland visit.
Thousands Rally in London to 'Stop Brexit'
European Union supporters protest on the bloc's 60th anniversary.
EU Renews Unity Pledge Amid Populist Wave in Europe
Leaders celebrate the union's 60th anniversary days before Britain begins the process of leaving the EU.
An EU Breakup Could Lead to War, Juncker Says
The president of the European Commission said President Donald Trump's support for Brexit was "annoying" and "surprising" and called Trump's "America First" promise frightening to Europeans.
Britain's UKIP Party Loses Sole Lawmaker
Douglas Carswell's defection leaves the anti-EU party without representatives in Parliament.