Set all the emotive headlines to one side. Today’s Brexit developments ultimately show one thing — that the UK government is no longer even trying to do Brexit.

What should the EU do with the 73 seats in the European Parliament left vacant after Brexit? Create transnational lists, Jon Worth argues.

EU citizens’ lives will be severely impacted if their current rights are not replaced by equivalent rights under the protection of the future Withdrawal Agreement, Nicolas Hatton argues.

Last Thursday, the3million alongside British in Europe presented evidence at the European Parliament on citizens’ rights and the future of the 3 million EU citizens living in the UK after Brexit. This is the full speech.

Whatever else tries, Brexit continues to monopolise UK political oxygen.

Jon Worth on why Brexit ultimately remains a catastrophic idea and must be stopped. Because of a misguided decision, millions of lives in the UK and in the EU are now facing years of complex and costly consequences.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appears in the wake of recent anti-government protests to have put his weight behind President Hasan Rouhani’s repeated calls for reduced military and Revolutionary Guards involvement in the economy.

Could a future Brexit deal between Britain and the European Union be a model for the future relationship of Turkey with the bloc?

A focus on the rest of the joint EU/UK report, concerning the Irish border, the financial settlement, and ‘winding up’ issues.

The UK government surprised everyone by meeting the criteria to progress to the next phase of talks. Here's what that actually means.

Britain needs to prove it has bargaining power and the ability to remain prosperous after the March 2019 deadline.

There are times when a political leader makes a speech and just for a brief moment, a veil is drawn back, and you get a tantalising glimpse of the future. So it is with Macron’s Dream of Europe speech.