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Visegrad Group of EU states 'could veto Brexit deal'BBC News - 12 hours ago A group of Central European EU members known as the Visegrad Four is ready to veto any Brexit deal that would limit people's right to work in the UK, Slovakian PM Robert Fico says. In an interview with the Reuters news agency, Mr Fico said Hungary, ... Central Europe would veto any Brexit deal limiting rights to work in Brita...Reuters - 13 hours ago Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico and Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel leave the cruise ship on Danube river during the European Union summit - the first one since Britain voted to quit - in Bratislava, Slovakia, September 16, 2016. REUTERS/Yves ... EU Chief Says Start of Brexit Talks 'Likely' Early Next YearNew York Times - 20 hours ago BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — European Union President Donald Tusk is predicting that Britain will trigger the start of its exit negotiations from the bloc early next year. Tusk said following an EU summit held without Britain that he had met recently with ... Britain 'To Invoke Article 50 in January or February', EU President ClaimsBreitbart News - 16 hours ago Britain will invoke Article 50, triggering the process to leave the European Union, in January or February EU Officials have claimed, following confidential talks with the Prime Minister Theresa May. Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council ... Divisions erupt at post-Brexit Bratislava summit as EU calls for military-police build-upWorld Socialist Web Site - Sep 16, 2016 Amid escalating tensions inside the European Union (EU) and between the EU and the United States, the heads of the 27 EU member states, minus Britain, met for their first post-Brexit summit in the Slovak capital, Bratislava. The summit reaffirmed ... It is not 'time to move on' over Brexit: it's time to fightThe Guardian - 7 hours ago Yes, minister: David Davis, the Secretary of State for Exiting the EU. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA. Saturday 17 September 2016 19.05 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via Email · Share on LinkedIn · Share on Google+ · Share on WhatsApp ... European leaders in Bratislava avoided all the difficult questionsThe Economist - 14 hours ago RIVEN by crisis and recrimination, the European Union has lost its way in recent years. The European Union was in a “critical situation” after Britain's unprecedented vote in June to leave the club, warned Angela Merkel, the normally sober German ... EU states set to veto any Brexit deal threatening free movementThe Guardian - 9 hours ago Four European countries will veto any Brexit deal restricting their citizens' rights to work in Britain. Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA. Jon Henley European affairs correspondent. @jonhenley. Saturday 17 September 2016 16.01 EDT Last modified on ... The EU still hasn't understood that it is a totalitarian institutionTelegraph.co.uk - 15 hours ago There you have it: a perfect summary of the European Union philosophy. In comments which were presumably made without embarrassment, a clutch of senior EU officials last week provided the Telegraph with a concise summing up of how this thing works. Britain's prime minister secretly told the EU when she'll trigger Article 50 for a BrexitBusiness Insider - 22 hours ago May Tusk Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May (L) greets European Council President Donald Tusk in Downing Street in London, Britain September 8, 2016. Reuters. European Council president Donald Tusk revealed that Britain's prime minister Theresa ... UK-shaped hole in EU's Bratislava agendaBBC News - Sep 16, 2016 Just to be clear, the UK's imminent departure from the European Union was not on the agenda here in Bratislava this week. Indeed so emphatically, unequivocally, absolutely was it not on the agenda that it was quite difficult to think of anything else ... E.U. Passes Free Wi-Fi Initiative Promising Speeds of up to 100mbpsThe Daily Dot - 10 hours ago The European Union wants to bring free high-speed internet to all of its residents. In the annual state of the union address, Jean-Claude Juncker the president of the E.U. proposed an initiative that would give every European country free wireless ... Eastern european quartet 'will veto any brexit deal which hits citizens' rights'Daily Mail - 11 hours ago A group of Eastern European countries will veto any Brexit deal that diminishes the rights of their citizens who live and work in Britain, Slovakia's prime minister has said. Robert Fico said the Visegrad Four (V4) - the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland ... The Brexit Challenge to European Defense: Italy Proposes a “Schengen of Defence”Second Line of Defense - 15 hours ago 2016-09-17 According to the Italian Ministry of Defence, Italy is looking to expand European defense efforts in the context of the Brexit dynamic. Minister Pinotti, during a joint interview with Minister of Foreign Affairs Paolo Gentiloni to French ... Bratislava summit: EU peers across fractured plains at likely futureIrish Times - Sep 16, 2016 Perched dramatically on the hill above the Slovak capital of Bratislava stands Bratislava castle, once the royal seat of the Hungarian empire. The location of yesterday's meeting of European Union leaders was rich in symbolism. For decades Bratislava ... Collective defense is suddenly a hot topic at EU summitNew Jersey Herald - Sep 16, 2016 Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico, left, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, right, alight after taking a boat down the Danube river during an EU summit in Bratislava, Slovakia, Friday, Sept. 16, 2016. An EU ... Commentary: In Bratislava, little unity for the European UnionReuters - Sep 16, 2016 German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the EU summit in Bratislava, Slovakia, September 16, 2016. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger. By John Lloyd. For Angela Merkel, it was an uncommon note of pessimism. The German chancellor, to whom all in Europe look to ... Ireland facing policy choicesIrish Times - Sep 16, 2016 “We have to assure our citizens that we have learned the lessons of Brexit and we are able to bring back stability and a sense of security and effective protection.” European Council president Donald Tusk's candid message to the European Union's summit ... Bratislava EU summit copes with existential crisisThe Slovak Spectator - Sep 16, 2016 UK is a notable absence as 27 leaders gather to discuss reforms, how to handle Brexit. (Source: TASR). Font size:A-|A+ 4. With central Bratislava in virtual lockdown September 16 leaders from 27 European Union states gathered to discuss the future of ... EU Bratislava summit: European Union ready to start Brexit negotiations immediatelyABC Online - Sep 16, 2016 The European Union is ready to start negotiations on Britain's exit from the bloc immediately, despite London's decision to delay triggering the divorce process, the Union's president Donald Tusk has said. European Union Ready For Brexit Talks 'Tomorrow': Donald TuskNDTV - Sep 16, 2016 Bratislava, Slovakia: The EU is ready to start negotiations on Britain's exit from the bloc immediately, despite London's decision to delay triggering the divorce process, the union's president Donald Tusk said Friday. Speaking at a summit in ... Donald Tusk tells EU leaders Brexit was down to 'failures' of British politiciansThe Independent - Sep 16, 2016 EU Council President Donald Tusk told European leaders Brexit resulted from the “failures” of British politicians, as he invited them to discuss the UK's departure from the Union. He said anti-EU politicians often launched attacks on Europe to cover up ... Merkel, Hollande in Crisis Talks Ahead of Crucial EU Summit in SlovakiaSputnik International - Sep 15, 2016 German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande met in Paris, September 15, for talks ahead of a crucial meeting of EU leaders - except Britain - in Bratislava, Slovakia, where the migrant crisis and Brexit will dominate the agenda. Merkel and ... EU Bratislava summit: Merkel tells leaders European Union in 'critical situation' after BrexitABC Online - Sep 16, 2016 German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told leaders the European Union is in a "critical situation" post-Brexit, as the EU's remaining states met on Friday to discuss the future of the EU. Key points: EU leaders meet without Britain for the first time ... As EU leaders meet without Britain, Germany's Angela Merkel warns of 'critical situation' after BrexitThe Straits Times - Sep 16, 2016 BRATISLAVA (AFP) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned on Friday (Sept 16) that the EU faces a "critical situation" post-Brexit, as leaders met in Bratislava without Britain to plot a course for the future. The 27 leaders - minus British Prime ... Germany and France set joint priorities ahead of European Union summitMalta Independent Online - Sep 15, 2016 Germany's chancellor and France's president agreed Thursday that their joint priorities for an informal European Union summit taking place Friday in Slovakia include ensuring Europe's security and fighting terrorism. Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande ... EU leaders seek unity after Brexit at Bratislava summitRappler - Sep 15, 2016 AFTER BREXIT. (L-R) President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz, Speaker of the Slovak Parliament Andrej Danko, President of the European Council Donald Tusk, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, Slovak President Andrej Kiska, President of the ... HIGHLIGHTS-EU leaders hold post-Brexit summit to revive UnionThomson Reuters Foundation - Sep 16, 2016 BRATISLAVA, Sept 16 (Reuters) - EU leaders met in Bratislava on Friday without their British counterpart to discuss how to steady their divided European Union following the shock of Britain's vote to leave. These are comments they made on arrival ... Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande seek new EU 'roadmap' at Bratislava summitFirstpost - Sep 15, 2016 Paris: German Chancellor Angela Merkel called Thursday on EU leaders meeting this week without Britain to come up with a "realistic" plan for Europe that reflects the bloc's "concerns, hopes and desires." File photo of Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande. Bratislava summit: What is on EU27's agenda - and what is not - as European leaders meet in wake of Brexit voteTelegraph.co.uk - Sep 15, 2016 The leaders of the “EU 27” are meeting in Bratislava on Friday in a bid to reinvigorate the European Union following Britain's vote to leave on June 23. The summit on the banks of the Danube will be a symbolic moment where, for the first time in 43 ... |