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Whatever happens in the Brexit negotiations, both sides should actively seek a constructive role for the UK in EU external action. A failure to do so would lead to huge losses for development cooperation. 
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The move has been slipped through despite MPs voting against it last year when the idea of abandoning the tradition was mooted.
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L’Institut de recherche en droit international et européen de la Sorbonne (IREDIES) organise la troisième session du séminaire sur le Brexit : BREXSEM 3, coordonné par Ségolène BARBOU des PLACES et Fabienne PERALDI-LENEUF, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Robert BRAY, Chef du secrétariat de la Commission des affaires juridique du Parlement européen ; Isabelle PINGEL, Professeur…
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Europe’s top Brexit officials have made clear their view of Britain’s bleak prospects in the forthcoming Article 50 negotiations by hanging a mocking poster on the walls of their Brexit war room.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will file divorce papers to leave the European Union on March 29, launching two years of complex negotiations that will pit the U.K.’s desire for a trade deal against the bloc’s view that Britain must not benefit from Brexit.
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Le think tank s'inquiète sur le risque d’embouteillage législatif qui engorgera le Parlement britannique pour les deux prochaines années
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Brexit lexicon. A mighty messy departure — from A to Z.
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What is the ‘EU divorce bill’? Brexit negotiations will involve three separate but inter-related deals: a ‘divorce’ settlement, a transitional arrangement, and a deal on the UK-EU’s long-term relationship.
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Emission de 44 min. Yves Petit (U. Lorraine), Bastien Nivet (EM Léonard de Vinci) et Diana Cooper-Richet (UVSQ) décortiquent le dossier du divorce.
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The European Union is poised to exert pressure on Britain by stalling the start of formal Brexit talks until June, eroding the time Prime Minister Theresa May has to land a deal.
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Why is there a fight over Parliament and the Brexit deal? The House of Lords has voted by a margin of 366-268 to amend the Article 50 bill that authorises the Government to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, beginning Brexit negotiations. Under the proposed amendment, the Government would only be allowed to conclude various parts of the negotiations with prior approval from Parliament.
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When it comes to Brexit, never forget the lawyers.
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"Les conditions pour réussir la négociation avec le Royaume-Uni ..."
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Organiser le Brexit ou la difficile tâche de rationaliser le populisme
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PARIS (Reuters) - Les ventes de champagne ont baissé en volume l'an dernier à cause de la morosité du marché français et de la dépréciation de la livre sterling liée au Brexit, a annoncé lundi le comité
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L’Union manque singulièrement d’un leadership, d’un couple à la « Mitterrand-Kohl » proposant aux citoyens européens un grand dessein européen.
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Brexit caused more stress to women, young people, better educated people, Scots and Londoners, according to The Physiological Society. A poll of more than 2,000 people for the “Stress in Modern Britain” report also found women were generally more stressed out by adverse events – ranging from the death of a loved one to the loss of a smartphone – than men. The most stressed out region was Scotland with people in the South-east of England the least affected.
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With the UK on the verge of triggering article 50, Britons have just two years to enjoy the EU’s benefits. So act now if you want to drop everything and move to Greece. Or perhaps you’d like to apply for an agricultural subsidy
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MEPs to demand UK continues to obey European courts and honour budget commitments
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Nine months after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May is finally close to opening divorce proceedings. The negotiations could turn “vicious,” according to Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says they will be “very, very, very difficult.
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Letter from the Ombudsman to President Juncker concerning information for the public on the upcoming negotiations aimed at reaching agreement on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU
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7 things you will learn from the ‘Navigating Brexit’ report & our position on a number of issues surrounding the UK’s departure from the EU. Read here.
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