Page 28 - Brexit

Tied to a nation state

To believe that one language unifies all would mean that many languages divide the people. However, to cast language in this role seems antithetical to its original intent

Johnson confident of leaving EU, claims 'huge' progress in Brexit talks

In an odd analogy, he compared Britain to the comic book character Hulk

The world of permanent interests

This phenomenon of shifting allegiances is common even in the 21st century, says the author

Johnson seems cornered in Brexit crisis, but he still has a fighting chance

Johnson will look to weaponize any extension, claiming it is a remainer trick to stop the "will of the people."

Brexit: UK PM asked to undo parliament suspension as court rules it illegal

The government, meanwhile, has appealed the Scottish court ruling, with the case set to be heard in the Supreme Court next Tuesday, and parliament will for now stay shut

Boris Johnson's move to suspend Parliament unlawful, rules UK court

Judges at Scotland's highest court in Edinburgh said Britain's Supreme Court must make the final decision.

With PM Boris in a tight spot, here are four ways Brexit drama may play out

The Conservatives would want to pin a 'Brexit betrayal' onto someone other than themselves, and then try to defeat them in the inevitable election

British Prime Minister Johnson vows to pursue Brexit deal after new blow

Johnson suspends House after Opposition votes against his call for a snap poll

PM Boris Johnson suspends UK Parliament after latest Brexit defeat

What is usually a solemn, formal prorogation ceremony erupted into raucous scenes as opposition lawmakers in the House of Commons chamber shouted 'shame on you' and held up signs reading 'silenced'

UK PM Boris Johnson to suspend House in Brexit run-up, opposition fumes

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will apply for a debate to ensure the law barring a no-deal Brexit is respected by the PM

Brexit talks are slipping backward, but Boris is still optimistic of a deal

Johnson has suggested there's a solution to be found in making the island of Ireland a single area when it comes to food and animal standards and rules

Sticking to Brexit plan, UK PM Boris Johnson will not seek a delay

Johnson's strategy to leave "do or die" by that deadline has been shaken by the events of recent days

UK worries Brexit could bring 'chlorinated chicken' from US

But the UK's planned exit from the EU is putting the practice back in the spotlight, with PM Boris Johnson even taunting Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn by calling him a "chlorinated chicken"

India starts talk with UK, EU on concessional sugar exports post Brexit

Currently, the EU permits India to export 10,000 tonne of sugar at concessional duty rates under the CXL quota

After Brexit turmoil, UK PM Boris Johnson proposes early election on Oct 15

Johnson said that if Corbyn voted in favour of a draft law against the government's Brexit strategy then he should also support an election to 'allow the people of this country to have their view'

Brace for hard Brexit

Businesses should prepare for a no-deal exit from EU

Johnson faces defeat in Parliament as rebels seize control of Brexit agenda

The prime minister's office has indicated he would seek an early election if that bill is passed to take his Brexit case to the people

Britain may hold snap elections on eve of 'last chance' Brexit battle

Johnson delivers Brexit ultimatum to rebels

Brexit showdown looms for pound as divided UK Parliament returns

Strategists see pound support on bid to block no-deal Brexit

Boris Johnson's plan to suspend Parliament survives early court test

Former PM John Major, a strong supporter of EU membership, has said he will seek to join the London legal action