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… debate on the need to avoid a no deal exit from the EU on Oct. 31; the second and third on a bill brought forward … Republic remains open in all future circumstances – the UK would leave without a deal. On Aug. 27, in anticipation of … time to debate Brexit, that he was encouraged by the progress the government was making in that regard, and that …

… Theresa May told the House of Commons the vote on the UK-EU withdrawal agreement, originally scheduled for Dec. 11 … as the Council could provide short of reopening the negotiation – committing itself to embarking on preparations …

… 10. Johnson has made it clear he would prefer to leave the EU with an approved withdrawal agreement rather than without … he believes the threat of a no-deal exit is a “vital” negotiation tool and, accordingly, has said the UK will leave on Oct. 31, with or without a deal. However, …

… than two weeks until Mar. 29, when, by the terms of the EU’s Article 50 process and its European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018, the UK will leave the EU, we know more about what it doesn’t … the withdrawal agreement could not be reopened for further negotiation, the amendment required the “backstop” to be …

… rejected the withdrawal agreement negotiated between the UK and the European Union twice – on Jan. 15 by a vote of 432 … as party leader and prime minister prior to the subsequent negotiation about the future relationship between the UK and EU, hoping that would induce some of the opponents of the …

… order appointed a new government committed to leaving the EU on Oct. 31 with or without an approved withdrawal agreement with the EU, Johnson and the Conservatives both enjoyed, not … think Brexit should, in that case, be cancelled and the UK should stay in the EU, and 13 percent who think Brexit …

… position of minister-president of the state, is only the latest after-shock from the electoral earthquake that hit … Merkel’s immigration and economic policies. In the first round of voting, Kramp-Karrenbauer received 45 percent of the … will assume the six-month Council presidency of the EU on July 1—something that doesn’t come around every year. …

… but truly extraordinary, of course, is the fact that the UK faces in the next two months perhaps the most … one legislative priority, if a new deal is forthcoming at EU Council, to introduce a Withdrawal Agreement Bill and move … instead of the normal party conference recess is little more than one week! Hardly worth the price of …

… that May will receive sufficient “reassurances” from the EU in regard to the provisions pertaining to the Irish border … between the two parts of the island. Last December, the UK agreed that it intended to achieve those objectives … “further reassurances” with regard to the “backstop,” the negotiation can’t be reopened. On Monday, after she informed …

… in trade negotiations in the framework of the Uruguay Round and then as the representative of the Commission … on “Contemporary Challenges Facing the European Union.” EU Visiting Fellow 2009-10 … European Studies Council … …