Cambodia to keep trade privileges in the UK after Brexit: Hun Sen
UK to preserve Cambodia’s preferential access to its market even after Brexit: PM.
Tag: Brexit
European Commission: ‘Team Ursula’ gears up
Von der Leyen was forced to rename the portfolio that she initially called “Protecting our European Way of Life” after heavy criticism from the left that it pandered to right-wing populism and was misleading.
Johnson unveils Tories’ election manifesto
Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged Sunday to take Britain out of the EU by January 31, then set about reinvigorating public services as he launched his Conservative Party’s general election manifesto.
Johnson claims all party’s candidates back his Brexit deal
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed that every Conservative Party candidate standing in the country’s general election on Dec. 12 has personally pledged to back his Brexit deal.
Johnson kicks off polls campaign in Labour stronghold
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday launched the Conservatives’ election campaign in a traditional stronghold of the Labour opposition he hopes to win over by vowing to “get Brexit done”.
British parties get set for snap December 12 polls
Britain’s political leaders tested their election pitches on Wednesday after parliament backed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s second bid for a pre-Christmas poll aimed at breaking the lengthy Brexit deadlock.
MPs defeat Johnson’s bid to force early polls
British MPs on Monday defeated yet another attempt by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to force an early election, just hours after the European Union agreed to postpone Brexit for up to three months.
Agonising debate over daylight saving time
Time heals all wounds, they say. But unfortunately, it’s a saying that doesn’t apply to the European Union. Quite the opposite: The longer problems are kicked down the line, the more complicated they become.
EU agrees to postpone Brexit for up to three months
European Union members agree to postpone Brexit for up to three months.
South Korea ratifies Britain FTA ahead of Brexit
South Korea’s parliament ratifies a trade deal between Seoul and London.
EU members back plan to postpone Brexit
European Union members backed a plan to postpone Brexit on Wednesday but have yet to agree on how much longer to give London to resolve its political crisis.
We’re in Situation When Country is Pro-Brexit and Parliament is Pro-Remain
On 21 October, the British Parliament yet again refused to consider the Brexit deal concluded by Prime Minister Johnson and the EU on 17 October. UK-based analyst Adam Garrie has explained what the future may hold for Johnson in the nine days left before the deadline.
Parliament deals fresh blow to Johnson’s Brexit timetable
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday was defeated in a vote on his Brexit timetable, meaning his government could push for a general election.
Speaker rejects government’s bid for second Brexit bill vote
The speaker of the British House of Commons, John Bercow, on Monday rejected a government’s bid for a meaningful vote on the London-Brussels Brexit agreement in the day.
Defiant Johnson government insists on October 31 Brexit
A defiant British government has doubled down, insisting it will leave the European Union in 11 days despite parliament’s forcing a reluctant prime minister to request another delay.
Brexit show extended for another season
If Brexit were a TV series, the drama, with all of its unexpected twists, turns and political point-making, would have raked in the awards at international festivals.
EU looking at Johnson’s Brexit extension request
EU leaders were on Sunday considering a request by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to delay Britain’s departure from the bloc, which he was forced to make after MPs refused to back his Brexit deal.
N. Ireland’s DUP scuppers Johnson’s Brexit plan
N. Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party is not to support Johnson’s current Brexit plan.
Britain, EU enter make-or-break Brexit week
Britain and the European Union yesteray enter a pivotal week that determines if they are still on course to reach amicable divorce terms – and when Brexit might finally occur.
WB’s economic update paints challenging outlook for Kingdom
Regional and global challenges to affect Cambodia’s growth: World Bank report.
Brexit talks on brink of collapse
Brexit talks between Britain and the European Union teetered on the brink of collapse, with tit-for-tat claims of intransigence.
Johnson warns EU he won’t delay Brexit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned the European Union on Sunday he will not delay Brexit beyond October 31, underlining that his latest proposals are a last chance to reach a deal.
Johnson may request Brexit delay
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has told a court he will request a Brexit delay if he fails to strike a deal with the EU by October 19, according to documents published online Friday.
Johnson makes final Brexit offer to EU
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a final Brexit offer to the European Union on Wednesday, pitching a possible compromise for a last-minute exit deal that was cautiously welcomed by the EU though the two sides still remain far apart.
Johnson tamps down hopes of Brexit talks breakthrough
Boris Johnson cautions against the likelihood of making a Brexit breakthrough.
UK backs Kingdom over trade
Cambodia will continue to enjoy preferential trade status in the United Kingdom once it leaves the European Union.
One third of Irish farms at risk in no-deal Brexit
One in three Irish farms will be at risk of going under following a no-deal Brexit.
‘Boris the Hulk’ vows to secure Brexit on Oct 31 as promised
British PM likened himself to the unruly comic book character The Incredible Hulk.
France ‘worried’ over UK’s Brexit trade controls
France says it is worried by Britain’s preparations for leaving the European Union.
Johnson’s Parliament suspension ruled illegal
British premier Boris Johnson faced calls Thursday to reverse his suspension of parliament after a Scottish court ruled it illegal, as government documents warned a no-deal Brexit could lead to civil unrest and shortages of food and medicines.
