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Why did Turkey's President Erdogan call European countries 'Nazis'?

A diplomatic spat has broken out between Turkey and several EU countries, after pro-Erdogan rallies were banned in European countries.

What Geert Wilders winning the Dutch elections would mean for the EU

The Dutch could leave the Eurozone in a massive blow to the whole EU project.

EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker: UK could re-enter 'the boat' after Brexit

Juncker shared hopes country will re-enter the bloc after informal meeting of 27 EU leaders in Brussels.

EU Parliament Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt: Britons should keep free movement after 'disaster'

Verhofstadt says allowing individuals freedom to travel and voting in European elections should be a priority.

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UK should use 'phased migration transition' to avoid Brexit shock for business

EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee also said immigration may not drop after the UK splits from the bloc.

Michael Gove and Brexit MPs urge May to unilaterally safeguard EU nationals' rights in UK

Exiting the EU Committee also wants the government to protect the 1.2m Britons on the continent.

Jeremy Corbyn: NHS will need talents of EU nationals after Brexit says Labour leader

Corbyn will renew call for government to grant residency rights to EU nationals in UK.

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Theresa May defeated in the House of Lords over EU nationals: Now what?

Number 10 will now attempt to avoid parliamentary 'ping-pong' to trigger Article 50.

Gabon opposition leader Jean Ping calls for EU sanctions on President Ali Bongo

Ping says stiff penalties could resolve political stalemate after Gabon's disputed polls.

Boris Johnson and Greg Clark launch Brexit charm offensive at UK business conference

Foreign secretary and business secretary attempted to win over the delegates in London.

Nigel Farage: Ukip's only MP Douglas Carswell is a saboteur and a posh boy

Former Ukip leader urged Paul Nuttall to axe ex-Conservative from the Eurosceptic party.

UK should extend Brexit talks if no EU trade deal is made says British Chambers of Commerce

Business body issues call to Theresa May just weeks before the PM plans to invoke Article 50.

Remainers don't get it — Brexit isn't an event, it's a process to free us of pointless EU rules

Britain will over the course of years free itself from the EU's grip as it looks to the wider world.

EU hopes to save African wildlife with ban on raw ivory exports to stem illegal trade

2016 saw record seizures of ivory in the UK, Germany, France and Austria.

Theresa May keeps close eye on House of Lords as peers debate Article 50 Brexit bill

UK prime minister made a rare move by sitting in on the proceedings in the upper chamber.

Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage lead Brexit backlash against 'condescending' Tony Blair

Foreign secretary urged UK voters to "rise up" and turn off their TVs next time Blair appears.

African Union, United Nations and EU concerned at 'stalemate' in DRC political dialogue

Failings to ensure first peaceful transition of power in DRC could spark rise of insecurity and instability.

Open Britain: Tony Blair speech in full as he urges pro-Europeans to 'rise up'

Blair criticised the Government's push for "Brexit at any cost" and called on progressives to unite.

EU Referendum: Brexit could leave UK 'critically short' of workers, US recruitment firm warns

Challenges posed by Brexit 'modest' and 'manageable' in the face of UK economic resilience

Ratings agency Moody's says wide range of economic indicators point to hope in 2017.

EU's Juncker says Europe must not give in to US demands on Nato spending

The European Commission president argued that development and humanitarian aid could also count as security.

UK voters more concerned about Brexit than immigration, Ipsos MORI poll shows

Worries spike as divorce talks with the EU loom for UK Prime Minister Theresa May.

Brexit areas targeted by Momentum's The World Transformed in 'Take Back Control' drive

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell and Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott will speak.

Lloyds to set up subsidiary in Berlin to retain access to Europe after Brexit

Lloyds operates a Bank of Scotland branch in the German capital.

Labour Brexit rebels avoid sacking but get formal written warning over future conduct

Corbyn's three-line whip order was defied by 52 Labour MPs and the party's whips

Who is Ted Malloch? Trump's controversial top EU diplomat

US president's top man in Brussels has compared EU to Soviet Union and said the bloc needs "taming".

Italian PM Paolo Gentiloni warns EU leaders of 'destructive' Brexit talks after Theresa May meeting

British and Italian leaders hold Downing Street summit after MPs back Article 50 bill.

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