Brexit has put European integration on pause, says Barack Obama
World | June 28, 2016 18:06 ISTBritain’s decision to leave the EU has put the project of full European integration on pause, US President Barack Obama on Tuesday said.
Britain’s decision to leave the EU has put the project of full European integration on pause, US President Barack Obama on Tuesday said.
Indignant European Union lawmakers pressed Britain to end the uncertainty that has gripped European and global markets, saying Tuesday that if it intends to leave, it should start the process immediately.
Scotland is so desperate to stay with the 28-nation bloc of European continent that it has decided to breakaway from the Great Britain.
London: Over one million (10 Lakh) Britons have signed a petition calling on the British Parliament to hold a new referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union (EU). The petition, signed by 1,086,840 supporters,
It seems that the consequences of Brexit have some initial repercussion on India. According to reports, the Narendra Modi government may delay the implementation of much awaited Seventh Pay Commission by two-three months.
For the first 7½ years of his presidency, Barack Obama could rely on the United Kingdom to back him up at nearly every turn, knowing British leaders had both the global clout and shared perspective to be powerful U.S. partners.
London: Boris Johnson, the flamboyant former London mayor who successfully spearheaded the 'Leave campaign', today said there is "no need for haste" to pull out of the EU and asserted that nothing will change in
Asserting that he would have preferred Britain staying on in the European Union, US President Barack Obama on Friday said he respected the decision of Britons and reassured them that their special relationship with the US will remain.
Donald Trump, in a visit to Scotland on Friday, hailed Britain's vote to leave the European Union, drawing parallels to the anger driving his own presidential campaign.
London: Britons have voted to leave the European Union, their concerns about immigration and what some saw as the ever-increasing power of the 28-member bloc trumping the attraction of being part of a single market
European Union chiefs today told Britain to start negotiations to quit the bloc ‘as soon as possible’, after outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron said he would leave it to his successor to decide when to invoke Article 50, which triggers a departure
New Delhi: With Britain deciding to exit the European Union (EU), India will have to rework the proposed free trade agreement (FTA) with the single-currency bloc, a top government official has said. “My interest will
New Delhi: Gold prices zoomed to 26-month high of Rs 30,885 per ten gram today in the biggest single-day gain of Rs 1,215 since August 2013 as Britain voted to exit the European Union leading
Britain today voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the government -- sending global markets plunging and shattering the stability of a project in continental unity designed half a century ago to pr
London: The UK’s old may just have forced an exit from the European Union on the country’s young populace, if findings of a poll on Brexit are to be believed. In a historic referendum, UK
London: With over 30% of the vote counted an hour ago, it is too close to take a call on United Kingdom's historic referendum on its European Union membership According to reports, voters in
The pro-European Union (EU) 'Remain' vote has taken the lead in a historic referendum on Thursday on whether Britain should stay in or exit the EU.
New Delhi: On June 23, a historic referendum will be held to decide whether Britain should leave or remain in the European Union. Once the polling session ends, it will give two totals of ‘Leave’
British politicians today made their final pitch to a bitterly divided electorate on the eve a crucial referendum to persuade undecided voters of the merits of remaining in or leaving the 28-member EU with polls showing a razor-tight race whose outco
Prime Minister David Cameron has accused campaigners for British exit from the European Union of lying to voters — but says he is not worried that the "remain" side is losing ground.
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