With Brexit deadline delayed, UK lawmakers go on holiday
European Union agreed to delay Brexit by six months to end-October.
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China, EU vow to uphold multilateralism, facilitate trade
China and the European Union (EU) reached significant consensus on bilateral ties.
Trump slams EU in aircraft dispute, pushes tariffs
Trump says the US would impose tariffs on $11 billion of products from the EU.
Time ticking down for Britain to come to Brexit agreement
May has been forced to turn to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Kampong Speu Palm Sugar earns PGI status in Europe
Kampong Speu’s palm sugar is awarded geographical indication status in the EU.
EU to deploy customs controls immediately if no-deal Brexit
The risk of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit on April 12 is increasing, says The EU’s main tax official.
New synergies emerge between China and European Union
The summit will take pragmatic steps such as planning for the future and deepening cooperation. The other important aim of the meeting is to positively respond to EU concerns.
Exports of milled rice up 6 pct in Q1
Exports of milled rice rose by 6 percent during the first quarter of the year compared to the same period in 2018, according to the latest report from the Ministry of Agriculture.
Brexit leaves Ford at crossroads on British plans
Ford is spending millions of euros preparing for a possible Brexit without a deal.
Parliament still in limbo over Brexit
Theresa May failed to sway hardline opponents of her European Union divorce deal on Wednesday with an offer to quit.
EU risks ‘trade war’ with Malaysia over palm oil – Mahathir
The European Union risks opening up a trade war with Malaysia.
Let the people decide on Brexit
British voters now know far more about Brexit and its possible consequences than they did at the time of the 2016 referendum.
Hun Sen fires back at the EU and US over democracy
In response to calls from the European Union and the United States for Cambodia to respect democracy and human rights, Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday said the Kingdom has its own laws, noting that “you eat bread and I eat rice”.
EU watchdog sees no imminent banking risks from no-deal Brexit
Euro zone banks face no imminent risks from a no-deal Brexit, an EU official says.
Brexit: May urged to set her own exit date
LONDON () – British Prime Minister Theresa May was under pressure yesterday to give a date for leaving office as the price to bring Brexit-supporting rebel lawmakers in her party behind her twice-defeated European Union divorce treaty.
May about to be toppled: Report
British Prime Minister Theresa May’s top ministers are moving to oust her within days, The Sunday Times reported.
Thousands march for new Brexit referendum
Hundreds of thousands of people opposed to Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union marched through central London on Saturday to demand a new referendum as the deepening Brexit crisis risked sinking Prime Minister Theresa May’s premiership.
EU team on ground for EBA review
Senior government officials met with a European Union delegation yesterday to discuss the Kingdom’s Everything-but-arms preferential trade status, with both sides vowing to work together to prevent the revocation of the EBA.
Google fined $1.7 bln for search ad blocks in EU
Google was fined 1.49 billion euros for blocking rival online search advertisers.
Germany to create fund to foil foreign takeovers after China moves
Germany to pass legislation to protect key companies from takeovers by the Chinese.
Civil society groups address possible EBA suspension
Civil society groups and trade unions call for measures to prevent possible withdrawal of Cambodia’s Everything-but-arms.
Eurosceptic Farage leads Brexit march
Nigel Farage, the politician who probably did more than anyone else to force Britain’s referendum on membership of the European Union, joined protesters at the start of a 270-mile march over what they call a betrayal of the Brexit vote.
MPs rule Britain can’t quit EU unless a deal agreed with Brussels
MPs votes to prevent Britain from leaving the EU unless a Brexit deal is agreed.
EU funding for fisheries programme confirmed
EU ambassador confirms a $98 million project to support the local fisheries sector.
Cambodia’s foreign policy: Sovereignty, self-reliance and diversification
The annual conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation last week highlighted three key words in the formulation of Cambodia’s foreign policy in the new era: sovereignty, self-reliance, and diversification.
Nearly 5,000 bankers in EU earn more than $1 mln a year
The number of bankers in the European Union paid over a million euros.
PM slams leadership criticism
Prime Minister Hun Sen responds to criticisms made by political analysts and opponents regarding his leadership.
Brexit fallout on UK finance intensifies – think tank
Over 275 financial firms are moving a combined $1.2 trillion in assets from Britain.
Holidays trimmed for productivity
Cambodia has finally relented to slice off seven days in the name of productivity and making itself competitive.
Austria sells 5G licences for a song, seeking rapid rollout
Austria has sold 5G licences to three national mobile operators.
