JPMorgan buys office building in Ireland amid Brexit fears
The American bank has said acquired office space to house 1,000 people once Britain leaves the EU
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Top EU official says English "losing importance," in Brexit jab
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker draws laughs in Italy as U.K.'s divorce from Europe gets nasty
U.K. leader calls for snap election to bolster Brexit mandate
Theresa May wants national parliamentary election in less than 2 months, hoping to quell lingering anti-Brexit sentiment
The first Brexit: Britain's geological split from Europe
History would have been completely different if these earth-shattering events – including a massive flood – had not happened, scientists say
What lies ahead: Britain, EU have 2 years to negotiate terms of divorce
If you want to leave, the EU is saying, take your share of the family debt with you -- and the settlement could cost Britain up to $60 billion
British PM signs letter that will trigger Brexit
Theresa May was photographed signing Article 50, the letter that begin the irreversible process of leaving the EU
Scottish lawmakers authorize new referendum to secede from U.K.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Scots must be given a chance to vote on their future before the U.K. leaves the European Union
Boris Johnson’s dad releasing a Brexit-themed thriller
British author Stanley Johnson found gallons of real-life fuel for his forthcoming novel, "Kompromat"
Britain lurches closer to leaving the European Union
Parliament stopped resisting and gave Prime Minister Theresa May the power to file for divorce from the bloc
As Britain braces for Brexit, will Scotland break away?
Scottish first minister demands new referendum on independence from Britain under new reality of pending EU divorce
Can Tony Blair stop Britain's break for the Brexit?
Former Prime Minister vows to lead new cross-party initiative to "rise up" and stop EU exit in its tracks
Theresa May and Trump talk Brexit, Putin at the White House
The two leaders held a joint press conference Friday afternoon
Can U.K.'s May tug Trump toward the mainstream?
In 1st official meeting with foreign leader, whose name White House eventually got right, focus on trade, and maybe torture
British Supreme Court gives landmark ruling on "Brexit"
Justices rule overwhelmingly that Parliament alone -- not the prime minister -- has the power to trigger exit from European Union
Theresa May seeks to convince business of a "global Britain"
Prime minister tells Davos attendees the U.K. remains committed to free trade despite "Brexit" from EU
British leader lays out her vision for divorce from the EU
Prime Minister Theresa May says U.K. will leave EU bloc's single market, but try to negotiate "greatest possible access to it"
In Europe, and Russia, leaders await Trump era with bated breath
Long-time friends and foes are grappling with the incoming American leader's rhetoric, unsure how it will translate into action
European leaders shocked by Trump's "contradictory" NATO stance
German foreign minister says Trump disparaging alliance has "caused astonishment" as colleagues urge EU to "stay united"
Is Davos' global vision dimming as China’s version shines?
Under populist assault, world forum’s Western ideals falter, as Beijing leader makes big entrance with his own take on globalization
Trump says he will reduce Russia sanctions in exchange for nuclear deal
The comments, to The Times of London, come less than a month after the Obama administration imposed new sanctions on Russia
Brexit advocate Farage will attend Trump's inauguration
Farage, who has been supportive of Mr. Trump and his campaign, said he "can't wait" for the ceremony
U.K.'s outgoing EU envoy blasts "muddled" approach to Brexit
Ivan Roger's abrupt and unexpected decision to quit role deprives government of envoy ahead of looming divorce negotiations
Why Europe's leaders don't expect a smooth ride in 2017
The EU, with its touted ideals of shared democratic values and free movement, has never seemed so frayed and vulnerable
16 stories that defined 2016
It was an extraordinary year that, for better or worse, forever changed the course of history
Elite historian offers mea culpa opposing Brexit
Elite blindness: Niall Ferguson, famed British scholar, admits his opposition stemmed from being too tight with the establishment
Hegseth to announce 20% cut to generals and admirals
Trump and major AI executives sign "morally binding" voluntary controls
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Iran says it is considering U.S. counterproposal to 7-day ceasefire plan
Flight to Israel diverts to Saudi Arabia after violent cockpit altercation
U.S. military declares end of anti-ISIS Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq
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Sen. Josh Hawley introduces bill aimed at stopping abuse of Flock cameras
Jack Smith defends handling of Trump probes at heated Senate hearing
