While Putin has repeatedly ruled out amending the constitution to allow another term, most recently during his annual press conference, no other option for staying in power, if that's what he does
"I know you now. And I love you. For who you are and what you gave me. I'm like an old lover. I know your strengths and weaknesses," European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans wrote
"But all of Australia loves you, and we'll never judge you," the 51-year-old former Neighbours star sings
The lawmakers voted 358 to 234 in favour of the so-called divorce agreement with the 28-member economic bloc, handing Johnson a decisive 124-vote majority
A snap election last week put Johnson's Conservatives in control of parliament and dispelled doubts over whether Britain would become the first nation to leave the European Union.
The larger question for observers of politics worldwide is where British result fits into the broader narrative about the upsurge in populism and right-wing nationalism
Britain is due to leave the European Union on January 31, but will remain in a transitional arrangement until the end of the year while negotiators debate future trade ties.
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Johnson will present legislation on Friday that begins the process of ratifying the divorce terms he struck with Brussels in October, his spokesman said
Morgan Stanley economists expect the global economy to recover some momentum in 2020
But how he will 'Get Brexit Done' is an open question
Barring one, all the 19 sector sub-indices compiled by the BSE gained
Emboldened by victory, Johnson addressed opponents of Brexit directly
It indicates that Johnson, known by the public nationwide simply as "Boris", still has star power
EU Council President Charles Michel said the bloc was now ready to embark on trade talks with Britain
Boris Johnson faces the challenge of striking new international trade deals, preserving London's position as a top global financial capital and keeping the United Kingdom together.
A landslide Conservative win would mark the ultimate failure of opponents of Brexit
The snap election had been called by Johnson in a bid to win a majority for his Conservative Party and break the Commons deadlock over Brexit
The snap election had been called by Johnson in a bid to win a majority for his Conservative Party and get his Brexit deal through Parliament.