-
Britain’s Hunt likens EU to Soviet Union amid London’s struggle to exit the bloc
Oct 01, 2018 04:24British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has likened the European Union to the Soviet Union amid London’s struggle to exit the bloc.
-
Iran to seal oil deal with EU before US bans return
Sep 30, 2018 14:19Iran says it is working on an agreement to sell oil to Europe in face of returning US sanctions that ban purchases of oil from the country.
-
Brexit costing Britain £500mn a week
Sep 30, 2018 09:55The current cost of Brexit is estimated to be £500 million a week, new research has found, suggesting that it will even further rise.
-
British PM accuses critics of 'playing politics' in dealing with Brexit
Sep 30, 2018 03:33British Prime Minister Theresa May has accused her critics of “playing politics” and undermining the national interest over the UK’s decision to leave the EU.
-
UK Labour's Corbyn says his party will reject PM May's Brexit deal as it stands
Sep 28, 2018 10:27The Leader of Britain’s Labour Party has warned that he will vote down anything that fails to satisfy his party’s criteria for the United Kingdom’s divorce from the European Union.
-
Envoy: Iranians in West pressured for sensitive data
Sep 28, 2018 05:04Iran’s envoy to the United Kingdom has slammed Western intelligence services for pressuring Iranian dual citizens, especially women and the elderly, in order to obtain sensitive information.
-
Russia to look into new claims on UK poisoning suspects
Sep 28, 2018 04:13Russian authorities say they will investigate claims in the British media that one of the two men accused of a poisoning attack on a double spy in southern England in March was a Russian colonel.
-
Strike to ground 150 Ryanair flights in Europe
Sep 27, 2018 10:32Irish airline Ryanair has cancelled 150 flights slated for Friday due to cabin and pilot strikes targeting the company across Europe.
-
EU’s SPV insufficient to boost France exports to Iran: France
Sep 27, 2018 10:25As the remaining signatories to the Iran nuclear deal are preparing to implement their financial initiative within the coming months to save the 2015 nuclear accord following the US unilateral withdrawal, a political party in France casts doubt on the overall efficiency of the mechanism calling on Paris to set up a joint bank with Iran to bypass the US sanctions.
-
Two arrested in Denmark on suspicion of attempting to ship drones to Daesh
Sep 27, 2018 08:42Danish police say two people have been detained in the capital, Copenhagen, on suspicion of purchasing drones bound for the Daesh terror group mainly active in the Middle East.