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With the spectre of a no-deal Brexit looming on October 31, EU members are taking measures to cushion their economies, safeguard trade with Britain and protect citizens' rights
Apple has launched a legal challenge against the European Commission's landmark order that it must reimburse Ireland 13 billion euros ($14 billion) in back taxes
Britain's pointman on no-deal Brexit preparations said a leaked assessment predicting food and medicine shortages was a worst-case scenario whose risks were overblown
Britain's long goodbye to the EU often seems to be spoken in code, but these are some of the key terms being used to describe a split that scheduled to happen on October 31
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he had been "powerfully encouraged" by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's suggestion that a solution could be sought in the next 30 days.
The town of Pettigo is right on the line between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Border controls are a thing of the past. Brexit could change this, with dramatic consequences.
Queen Elizabeth II has emphasised the need for Britons to come together to "seek out the common ground", in what is being viewed as an appeal to overcome bitter divisions over Brexit.
The British prime minister is expecting the European Union to give further clarification on the backstop arrangement to maintain an open Irish border after Brexit.