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
EU briefs citizens on consequences of no-deal Brexit
The commission has also provided information to help businesses manage the risks of a no-deal Brexit.
EU leaders offer two options for short Brexit delay
European leaders and Prime Minister Theresa May agree on a short delay to Britain's divorce from the European Union in the hope of ensuring an orderly Brexit.
British PM seeks brief Brexit delay from hesitant EU
British PM Theresa May has asked sceptical EU leaders to delay Brexit until June 30 as the UK's political crisis deepened just nine days before the scheduled departure date.
UK to pay Eurotunnel £33m over no-deal Brexit contracts
The British government has agreed to pay Channel Tunnel operator Eurotunnel £33m to head off a lawsuit over extra ferry services commissioned in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
British MPs face decisive Brexit vote
British MPs must decide whether to back Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal in a vote that could clear the way for Britain to leave the EU on March 29
Downing Street: Voting on Brexit deal to go ahead as planned
British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to make a statement to parliament and publish her motion for the vote.