Britain voted to leave the European Union in a referendum in June 2016 – a result that sent shockwaves across the globe. In March 2017, the UK launched the EU exit process, setting a historic and uncharted course to become the first country to withdraw from the bloc by 2019. What will Brexit mean for Britain, the EU and above all Europeans?
Brexit
Britain’s divorce from the EU
Brexit hardliners resist pleas to vote for May’s deal
Hardline Brexiteers are resisting pleas from British PM Theresa May to support her EU withdrawal deal and could try to unseat her to finally realise their vision of Brexit.
A different Brexit? British MPs take back control
British MPs have voted to give themselves a bigger say in what happens if, as expected, Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal is rejected by the House of Commons next week.
Uncharted territory: what if UK MPs reject Brexit deal?
Prime Minister Theresa May faces an uphill struggle to win approval for her newly-agreed Brexit deal in Britain's parliament, with a vote scheduled for December 11.
Top EU court considers whether Britain can reverse Brexit
The British parliament is due to vote on December 11 on the withdrawal agreement negotiated by London and Brussels.
EU leaders approve Brexit divorce deal
Negotiations continued up to the last minute on the texts, which lay out the legal terms for Britain's departure on March 19, 2019.
What is in the Brexit future ties declaration?
EU and Britain negotiators have jointly agreed a political declaration that sets out the aspirations of both sides in their relationship after the divorce. This is what we know about the declaration.