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
The street: Expanding arena in Europe’s political battle
European governments from across the political spectrum have in the last months found themselves increasingly challenged on the streets by popular protest movements
Leading eurosceptic urges Conservatives to be ‘true Brexit party’
Theresa May's Conservative Party, in addition to the Labour Party, witnessed disastrous results in local elections, while the Liberal Democrat Party was a big winner amid Brexit chaos.
Rags-to-riches Skoda mulls post-Brexit sales woes
Skoda cars have won over Brits, but the UK's exit from the European Union could deal a heavy blow to the brand and the entire Czech economy
Britain’s Brexit blues by numbers
British lawmakers have now spent more than 500 hours debating how to leave the EU without making much headway. What are the key numbers shaping the Brexit battle?
EU sets terms for new Brexit delay
The agreement by EU leaders to grant Britain another extension to ratify its EU exit sets several conditions, including those designed to protect the bloc from British interference.
Brexit scenarios: the paths ahead
After British Prime Minister Theresa May secured a delay to Brexit at a crucial EU summit, where is the whole process heading?