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Brexit is finally done, but it's already out of date
New York Times: In the anxious dawn of 2021, buccaneers are out of fashion.
New York Times: In the anxious dawn of 2021, buccaneers are out of fashion.
Britain and the European Union finally agreed on a Brexit deal this morning.
To misquote Shakespeare, our Brexit negotiating revels now are ended.
Just a week before the deadline, Britain and the European Union struck a free-trade deal.
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Food trucks from Europe halted as new strain 'out of control' around London and southeast,
A growing list of European Union nations are barring travel from the UK.
OPINION: Independence has always been the watchword of the United Kingdom.
They committed to cut the bloc's net emissions by 55 per cent by the end of the decade.
Multiple sources said that the Brexit talks are likely to be concluded by next weekend.
A major European bank has made a controversial suggestion.
Incoming US administration increases pressure on the UK to strike agreement with the EU.
Financial Times: Corruption scandals and legal controversies are spreading across Europe.
Britain and the EU have about six days to thrash out a deal before the deadline expires.
Coveted European certification will help elbow past rivals in $200b global market.
Britain's PM has sought to woo the incoming US leader, but he faces some challenges.
Financial Times: From trade to climate, what can we expect from the President-elect?
A quarter of a billion Europeans are heading into lockdown to fight off a second wave.
Financial Times: An off-the-cuff comment laid bare the divide between the US and Europe.
The EU action underscored the worsening relations with Britain.
It's a mere 12km square, yet this island is at the heart of a dangerous 'Pandora's box'.
More than 100 people on Saturday moved into the new camp built with UNHCR tents.
New York Times: Top lawyer quits amid claims effort to rewrite EU treaty violates law.
"If Belarus collapses today, Russia will come next," President Alexander Lukashenko said.
Getting more ventilators is about future-proofing NZ and it's money well spent, MoH tells.
Protesters claim the results of the August 9 presidential election are fraudulent.
Winston Peters complains about lack of progress in negotiations.
World leaders warn they won't pay a cent to Beirut until economic reform committed.
Caught in the middle, other world governments are trying to defend their own interests.
When lockdown eased, the virus roared back - and one age group may be to blame.