UK’s controversial new Brexit powers law explained
The UK government is set for showdown talks with the EU after unveiling a new bill that will override parts of the divorce deal it signed with the bloc last year - the new bill explained
Does virus crisis stoke case for united Ireland?
The coronavirus pandemic has spurred cooperation between Ireland and Northern Ireland, as the disease spreads without regard for borders, but will the crisis bolster the case for unification?
What is in the Brexit deal?
What are the main points from the Brexit deal which addresses the most immediate separation issues arising from Britain's decision to leave the European Union?
‘Brexit election’ raises hopes and fears in Northern Ireland
PM Boris Johnson's crushing election victory gives Britain a chance to move past years of Brexit gridlock -- especially in Northern Ireland, where social and political divides run deep
Key points of UK’s new Brexit proposals
Boris Johnson has written to the European Union outlining fresh proposals that could lead to a revised divorce deal between London and Brussels
Britain faces limited Brexit options as deadline looms
Deal, No Deal, Delay or No Brexit? Britain is hurtling toward its October 31 departure from the European Union without a plan for unwinding 46 years of intricate trade ties
Britain seeks to calm no-deal Brexit fears
Britain's pointman on no-deal Brexit preparations said a leaked assessment predicting food and medicine shortages was a worst-case scenario whose risks were overblown
No-deal, prorogue and BOBs: A Brexit glossary
Britain's long goodbye to the EU often seems to be spoken in code, but these are some of the key terms being used to describe a split that scheduled to happen on October 31
Johnson and Macron set out starkly different Brexit positions
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he had been "powerfully encouraged" by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's suggestion that a solution could be sought in the next 30 days.
Disunited Kingdom: hard Brexit threat tests historic ties
Boris Johnson's Brexit roadshow was meant to show how much he valued the United Kingdom but instead he found his plans were met with scepticism in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland