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Europe after Brexit

28 September 2017

  • Guy Verhofstadt pokes fun at Theresa May over Brexit speech – video

    Verhofstadt, the lead Brexit negotiator for the European parliament, poked fun at the British PM by saying that she gave her Brexit speech in Florence because she was familiar with the city's 15th century politics of betrayal

6 October 2016

  • British governments have always been cheerleaders for free movement of goods, services and capital, while underestimating the continent’s attachment to the same privilege for people.

    Freedom of movement: the wedge that will split Britain from Europe

    A high-minded ideal intended to make the EU more popular will instead define the UK’s post-Brexit relationship with Europe

22 July 2016

  • A man with Poland flags in South Ruislip, London

    Poles on Brexit: 'I don't think many will stay. Life in Britain is tough'

  • Hundreds of thousands of pro-EU Ukrainians protest in Maidan, Kiev, in December 2013.

    Once-expanding EU prepares to contract for the first time in its history

21 July 2016

  • Martin Schulz

    Germany split on EU's future as some call for a European government

  • A Dräxlmaier worker sorts through electrical cables.

    Why untangling UK industry from Europe may be 'impossible'

20 July 2016

  • Marine Le Pen, Front National leader

    'Well done Britain': Brexit vote boosts French far-right's election machine

    With parliamentary and presidential votes looming, the Front National wants to capitalise on the UK’s decision

19 July 2016

  • Supporters of the Five Star Movement celebrate Virginia Raggi’s election as mayor of Rome on 20 June

    No EU exit for us, say Italy's on-the-rise Eurosceptics

    Even the Five Star Movement is committed to EU membership in a country where Brexit is widely seen as a mistake

18 July 2016

  • The skyline of Frankfurt’s business district as seen from a rooftop bar.

    Frankfurt tries to tempt the bankers fleeing a post-Brexit Britain

    City highlights its low rents, good transport links and international population for firms considering a move from London
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