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US and UK Announce Partnership on AI Safety and Testing
The United States and Britain on Monday announced a new partnership on the science of artificial intelligence safety, amid growing concerns about upcoming next-generation versions.
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Germany, France Urge Common EU Travel Line To Fight Delta Variant
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron urged fellow EU leaders on Thursday to take a firmer line on travel from countries outside the bloc, such as Britain, to combat the Delta variant of the coronavirus.
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US Says Ready For Stronger Post-Brexit Ties With UK, EU
US President Donald Trump's outgoing administration congratulated Britain and the EU on their post-Brexit trade deal, saying Washington was ready to build "stronger transatlantic ties."
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EU Says 'Ready' For Brexit Trade Talks After Boris Johnson's Win In UK Polls
EU Council President Charles Michel said on Friday the bloc is ready to embark on trade talks with Britain and will do the utmost to protect European priorities after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resounding election victory.
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EU Agrees To Brexit Extension Until January 31, Says Donald Tusk
European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday that the 27 countries that will remain in the European Union after Britain leaves agreed on Monday to accept London's request for a Brexit extension until 31 January 2020.
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Britain's Boris Johnson Asks France To "Push Forward" On Brexit
Boris Johnson urged French President Emanuel Macron to "push forward" to secure a Brexit deal and told him the EU should not be lured into the mistaken belief that the UK would stay in the bloc after Oct.31, the British prime minister's office said.
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Who Is 'Mr No Deal'?: Boris Johnson, Donald Tusk Clash Over Brexit At G7
Accusing one another of being "Mr No Deal", British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and EU Council President Donald Tusk exchanged accusations at the G7 summit Saturday over who will be to blame if Britain crashes out the bloc without an accord.
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EU's Donald Tusk Suggests 12-Month Extension To Brexit Date: Report
European Council President Donald Tusk is proposing to make an offer of a 12-month "flexible" extension to the UK's Brexit date, the BBC reported on Friday, citing a senior European Union source
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Britain's Theresa May Accepts Brexit Delay Plan: European Union President
Prime Minister Theresa May has accepted an offer of two options for short delays to the date of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, EU president Donald Tusk said Thursday.
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EU Chief Says Brexit Delay Possible If Lawmakers Approve Deal
The EU could approve Britain's request for a short delay to Brexit but only if British MPs next week vote through the withdrawal deal they have twice rejected, European Council president Donald Tusk said Wednesday.
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Brexit Deal To Be Signed On November 25 In Summit, Says EU President
EU President Donald Tusk on Thursday confirmed the bloc would hold a special summit to seal the hard-fought Brexit agreement with Britain on November 25.
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US Calls For Separate Trade Agreements With European Union, Japan, UK
US officials announced Tuesday negotiations for separate trade agreements with Britain, the European Union and Japan as part of efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to rebalance global commerce.
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"Don't Want A Wall With Britain," Says European Union Chief
EU President Donald Tusk said Wednesday the bloc does not want to "build a wall" with Britain as it leaves the bloc but warned in new guidelines for trade talks of a negative economic impact.
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European Union Gives 10 Days To Britain To Act On Brexit
EU President Donald Tusk said Friday that a Brexit deal in December was possible but a "huge challenge" and gave Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May 10 days to act.
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Brexit, French Poll Changed My View On Europe, Angela Merkel Tells Voters
German Chancellor Angela Merkel told voters today that Britain's decision to leave the European Union and France's election of President Emmanuel Macron had changed her view on the bloc, adding it was worth fighting for a stronger Europe.
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US and UK Announce Partnership on AI Safety and Testing
The United States and Britain on Monday announced a new partnership on the science of artificial intelligence safety, amid growing concerns about upcoming next-generation versions.
-
Germany, France Urge Common EU Travel Line To Fight Delta Variant
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron urged fellow EU leaders on Thursday to take a firmer line on travel from countries outside the bloc, such as Britain, to combat the Delta variant of the coronavirus.
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US Says Ready For Stronger Post-Brexit Ties With UK, EU
US President Donald Trump's outgoing administration congratulated Britain and the EU on their post-Brexit trade deal, saying Washington was ready to build "stronger transatlantic ties."
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EU Says 'Ready' For Brexit Trade Talks After Boris Johnson's Win In UK Polls
EU Council President Charles Michel said on Friday the bloc is ready to embark on trade talks with Britain and will do the utmost to protect European priorities after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resounding election victory.
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EU Agrees To Brexit Extension Until January 31, Says Donald Tusk
European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday that the 27 countries that will remain in the European Union after Britain leaves agreed on Monday to accept London's request for a Brexit extension until 31 January 2020.
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Britain's Boris Johnson Asks France To "Push Forward" On Brexit
Boris Johnson urged French President Emanuel Macron to "push forward" to secure a Brexit deal and told him the EU should not be lured into the mistaken belief that the UK would stay in the bloc after Oct.31, the British prime minister's office said.
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Who Is 'Mr No Deal'?: Boris Johnson, Donald Tusk Clash Over Brexit At G7
Accusing one another of being "Mr No Deal", British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and EU Council President Donald Tusk exchanged accusations at the G7 summit Saturday over who will be to blame if Britain crashes out the bloc without an accord.
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EU's Donald Tusk Suggests 12-Month Extension To Brexit Date: Report
European Council President Donald Tusk is proposing to make an offer of a 12-month "flexible" extension to the UK's Brexit date, the BBC reported on Friday, citing a senior European Union source
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Britain's Theresa May Accepts Brexit Delay Plan: European Union President
Prime Minister Theresa May has accepted an offer of two options for short delays to the date of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, EU president Donald Tusk said Thursday.
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EU Chief Says Brexit Delay Possible If Lawmakers Approve Deal
The EU could approve Britain's request for a short delay to Brexit but only if British MPs next week vote through the withdrawal deal they have twice rejected, European Council president Donald Tusk said Wednesday.
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Brexit Deal To Be Signed On November 25 In Summit, Says EU President
EU President Donald Tusk on Thursday confirmed the bloc would hold a special summit to seal the hard-fought Brexit agreement with Britain on November 25.
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US Calls For Separate Trade Agreements With European Union, Japan, UK
US officials announced Tuesday negotiations for separate trade agreements with Britain, the European Union and Japan as part of efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to rebalance global commerce.
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"Don't Want A Wall With Britain," Says European Union Chief
EU President Donald Tusk said Wednesday the bloc does not want to "build a wall" with Britain as it leaves the bloc but warned in new guidelines for trade talks of a negative economic impact.
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European Union Gives 10 Days To Britain To Act On Brexit
EU President Donald Tusk said Friday that a Brexit deal in December was possible but a "huge challenge" and gave Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May 10 days to act.
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Brexit, French Poll Changed My View On Europe, Angela Merkel Tells Voters
German Chancellor Angela Merkel told voters today that Britain's decision to leave the European Union and France's election of President Emmanuel Macron had changed her view on the bloc, adding it was worth fighting for a stronger Europe.
