Clocking is ticking for the UK Parliament as 13 days is remaining for the UK to exit from the European Union.

Will EU, UK sign Brexit deal today?

The European Parliament expects the new European Union Commission to start work with at least a month's delay after MEPs rejected three candidate-commissioners, the institution's spokesman said Wednesday.

New European Union Commission delayed by month

NATO vs NATO in Turkey-EU rift. Watch video to know more.

NATO vs NATO in Turkey-EU rift

Make-or-break week for Brexit deal as 14 days is remaining for the country to exit from the EU. Reaching a divorce deal between Britain and the European Union is still possible this week, even if it more and more difficult, the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Tuesday. Watch this video to know more.

Make-or-break week for Brexit deal

Turkey accused the European Union on Monday of protecting "terror elements" by criticising its military offensive against Kurdish militants in Syria. Turkey is in the sixth day of an assault against Kurdish militants -- key allies of Western powers in the battle to crush the Islamic State group in northeastern Syria -- an operation condemned by European leaders.

Turkey says EU shielding 'terror elements' by criticising Syria offensive

EU Council President Donald Tusk on Friday condemned as attempted "blackmail" a threat by the Turkish president to allow millions of refugees to head to Europe if the bloc criticises Ankara's offensive in Syria.

Threats made by Erdogan totally out of place: EU President Donald Tusk

The European Union is ready to make a 'major concession' on a Brexit deal by offering a mechanism for the Northern Irish assembly to leave a new so-called backstop after a number of years, The Times newspaper reported on Wednesday.

EU ready to make 'major concession' on Brexit deal: Report

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday (October 9) called on Turkey to stop its military operation in northeast Syria, adding it could not lead to 'good results.' Watch this video to know more.

WION Dispatch: EU urges Turkey to show restraint

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned the European Union (EU) on Thursday that Ankara would allow millions of refugees to head to Europe if the bloc criticised Turkey's military offensive in Syria.

Erdogan threatens European Union with refugee influx if it criticises Syria operation

The European Union told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson he must make significant concessions if he wants to strike a last-minute Brexit deal. As the clock ticks down to the October 31 departure date, Brexit descended into a public row between London and Brussels this week as both sides position for another delay followed by an election in Britain or an acrimonious divorce.

Make significant concessions if you want Brexit deal: EU to British PM Johnson

Britain's Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay will meet European Union chief negotiator Michel Barnier in Brussels on Thursday, as talks on the country's exit from the bloc reach a critical stage, Downing Street said.

United Kingdom Brexit minister to meet European Union negotiator on Thursday

Brexit talks between Britain and the European Union teetered on the verge of collapse on Tuesday, with tit-for-tat claims of intransigence and sabotage before an end-of-the-month deadline.

Britain's Brexit talks with EU teeter on verge of collapse

Britain is open to some flexibility on the mechanism that would allow lawmakers in Northern Ireland to decide whether the British province remains in regulatory alignment with the European Union, as set out in London's latest Brexit proposals, Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay said on Sunday.

Flexibility to Northern Ireland leaders on regulatory alignment with European Union possible

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay suggested Sunday that Britain is open to compromise with the European Union over new United Kingdom proposals for Northern Ireland, but urged Brussels to show "creativity and flexibility".

Brexit minister hints United Kingdom could soften stances in European Union talks

UK PM Boris Johnson will send a letter to EU asking for Brexit Delay.

Is a Brexit Delay Inevitable?

The police in Northern Ireland will not staff border security after Brexit, the Police Service of Northern Ireland's chief constable said on Thursday. "We will, of course, police the border as normal.

Northern Ireland police will not staff border checkpoints: Chief

Boris Johnson said that he won't resign to avoid having to delay Brexit. To know more watch the video

Johnson vows to take Britain out of EU

The British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero, which had been held off the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas for more than two months, set sail and reached international waters Friday, its Swedish owner said.

Tanker released by Iran reaches international waters: Swedish owner

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced an angry backlash from across the political spectrum on Thursday following a series of angry exchanges in parliament over Brexit.

Outrage at UK PM Boris Johnson's rhetoric in Brexit impasse

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson returned home from a foreign trip on Wednesday still intent on delivering Brexit on October 31 but facing demands from opponents for his resignation after a humiliating Supreme Court ruling that he had unlawfully suspended parliament.

Boris Johnson flies back to face UK parliament as Brexit chaos deepens

By Matthew Flinders It’s fairly clear that the tectonic plates of the British constitution are shifting. After a grating and grinding battle between the legislature and the constitution, the main friction point moved to the judicial sphere.

Brexit row: Boris Johnson defeated by UK Supreme Court – but he could still emerge as a winner

The United Kingdom Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday (September 24) that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to shut down parliament in the run-up to Brexit was unlawful, a decision that thrusts Britain's exit from the European Union into deeper turmoil.

UK PM says will respect Supreme Court verdict, still leaving EU on October 31

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson reiterated a call for "flexibility" from the EU in Brexit talks during a meeting with Council President Donald Tusk in New York Monday that failed to yield a breakthrough.

No breakthrough as EU's Donald Tusk, Britain's Boris Johnson meet in New York

Interior ministers from four European Union (EU) countries will meet on Monday in Malta to try to work out an automatic system to determine which countries will welcome migrants rescued in the central Mediterranean.

European Union ministers in Malta to create a new migrant system

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