Brexit crisis

Whether BREXIT signals the beginning of the end for the entire bloc or...

Change In Westminster Management

Ten politicians are officially registered as candidates for the post of leader of the ruling British Conservative Party

Protests rock Madrid, war-moves are made against China and Iran finds an unexpected new ally

British Prime Minister Theresa May presented an alternative action plan (plan B)  for secession from the EU...

Brexit negotiations have all but flopped, as British MP’s can only agree on one thing - they are not in agreement

Monthly review: November 2018, geopolitical events

FETO, Yellow Jackets, Brexit and Azov - weekly outcomes

The political declaration on how the EU and the UK will trade and cooperate in the sphere of safety and other areas, generally, is agreed, the European Council reports.

US President Donald J. Trump’s late October announcement that Washington intends to withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) with Russia, coupled with his personal distaste for arms control treaties and multilateral agreements, his interest in massive arms sales (especially to the autocratic Middle Eastern monarchies) and his perceived efforts to undermine NATO and the European Union (EU), have deepened the rift between Washington and Brussels and have prompted Europe to take steps toward the creation of a joint European army.