Page 14 - Brexit

The populists march on

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

Boris Johnson to pass law curtailing Brexit extension beyond 2020

The House of Commons returns on Tuesday to elect a speaker and begin swearing in MPs

Deadlines, deadlocks, transitions: Key milestones on road to Brexit

Here are the key dates and deadlines to look out for

Up and running: Boris Johnson gets down to work to 'get Brexit done'

Johnson will present legislation on Friday that begins the process of ratifying the divorce terms he struck with Brussels in October, his spokesman said

World economy gets new lease of life on US-China trade deal, Brexit outlook

Morgan Stanley economists expect the global economy to recover some momentum in 2020

Boris' electoral bonanza

But how he will 'Get Brexit Done' is an open question

US-China trade deal hopes propel markets, Sensex reclaims 41,000-mark

Barring one, all the 19 sector sub-indices compiled by the BSE gained

Will get Brexit done on time by January 31, says UK PM Boris Johnson

Emboldened by victory, Johnson addressed opponents of Brexit directly

With Trump-style populism, Boris emerges as Uk's divisive Brexit champion

It indicates that Johnson, known by the public nationwide simply as "Boris", still has star power

How the world is reacting to Boris Johnson's big UK election victory

EU Council President Charles Michel said the bloc was now ready to embark on trade talks with Britain

Boris Johnson wins mandate for Brexit divorce, Corbyn's Labour falls behind

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.

Johnson wins UK fight with 'Get Brexit Done' promise, Labour collapses

A landslide Conservative win would mark the ultimate failure of opponents of Brexit

UK elections: Johnson headed for majority, Labour loses ground in heartland

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

UK election: Voters flock to polling station to determine Brexit's fate

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.

Brexit, slowdown drag UK economic growth to seven-year low before polls

The approach of a Brexit deadline and the global economic slowdown hit Britain's factories and construction industry during the month, official data showed

Boris Johnson promises 'transformative' Brexit as polls show him leading

There were some signs that Jeremy Corbyn's opposition Labour Party was closing the gap, but not by enough yet to keep the Conservatives out of power.

New staffing rules make Brexit-related Irish-hubs a magnet for jobs

Central Bank of Ireland received 100 licence applications from firms in Britain wanting to set up management companies or Mancos in Dublin to avoid UK's departure from EU affecting cross-border biz

UK manufacturers' job cut fastest since 2012 as Brexit concerns mount

The IHS Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) sank to 48.9 in November from 49.6 in October, a slightly smaller decline than an initial flash estimate of 48.3

Irish economy to remain attractive even if Brexit deal doesn't happen: S&P

"The government has amassed substantial fiscal buffers to offset the risk of an external shock, such as a sudden falloff in corporate tax receipts or a no-deal Brexit," S&P said in a statement

UK will leave European Union by January 31 at the latest: Boris Johnson

At a news conference, Johnson claimed Brexit had been "delayed, diluted, denied" by obstructive politicians.