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UK Will Become "Second-Rate Player" After Brexit, Says EU President
Britain will lose influence in international affairs and become a "second-rate player" after it leaves the European Union, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday.
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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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EU President Says Will Ask Leaders To Back Brexit Extension
The president of the European Council Donald Tusk said Tuesday that he will recommend to EU leaders that they postpone Brexit beyond the current October 31 deadline.
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Boris Johnson To Ask For Extension After MPs Back Brexit Delay
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the president of the European Council Donald Tusk on Saturday that he would send him a letter within the day to ask for a delay to Brexit.
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EU President Donald Tusk Accuses Boris Johnson Of Brexit ''Blame Game''
The host of next week's European summit, EU Council president Donald Tusk, on Tuesday accused British Prime Minister Boris Johnson of trying to shift blame for the failure of Brexit talks.
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Brexit Is Vaccine Against Anti-EU Propaganda: Donald Tusk
The tortuous Brexit process has acted as a "vaccine" against anti-EU sentiment across the continent, European Council President Donald Tusk claimed Tuesday.
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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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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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PM Modi Meets EU Leaders, Discusses Joint Efforts To Fight Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met European Council President Donald Tusk, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Buenos Aires and discussed ways to strengthen the India-EU relations, including joint efforts to counter terrorism in all forms.
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This 'Lonely' Photo Of UK PM Theresa May Is Going Viral
Social media on Friday mocked embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May over a photograph of her sitting alone in a room awaiting EU Brexit talks, calling it a "metaphor" for her isolated position.
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European Union Chief Says Getting Closer To Granting Turks Visa-Free Travel
The European Union is getting closer to granting Turks visa-free travel to Europe, but talks on this will continue until at least October, European Council President Donald Tusk said in an interview with German newspaper Bild published on Monday.
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EU Chief Donald Tusk Slams Utopian 'Illusions' Of United Europe
EU leaders promoting utopian "illusions" of a united Europe have lost touch with its peoples and risk losing out to eurosceptic populists bent on breaking up the bloc, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday.
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Greek PM To Seek EU Summit On Creditor Talks: Sources
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will today ask European Council president Donald Tusk to call an EU summit to help facilitate negotiations with the debt-ridden country's creditors, a government source said.
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EU To Propose Emergency Humanitarian Aid To Greece
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker talked to Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Monday and European Council President Donald Tusk will visit Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey this week.
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Europe Depends on German Approach to Refugees: Donald Tusk
Europe's future will depend to a large degree on Germany's approach to the migration crisis and other states should show more solidarity by jointly tackling this historic challenge, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday.
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UK Will Become "Second-Rate Player" After Brexit, Says EU President
Britain will lose influence in international affairs and become a "second-rate player" after it leaves the European Union, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday.
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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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EU President Says Will Ask Leaders To Back Brexit Extension
The president of the European Council Donald Tusk said Tuesday that he will recommend to EU leaders that they postpone Brexit beyond the current October 31 deadline.
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Boris Johnson To Ask For Extension After MPs Back Brexit Delay
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the president of the European Council Donald Tusk on Saturday that he would send him a letter within the day to ask for a delay to Brexit.
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EU President Donald Tusk Accuses Boris Johnson Of Brexit ''Blame Game''
The host of next week's European summit, EU Council president Donald Tusk, on Tuesday accused British Prime Minister Boris Johnson of trying to shift blame for the failure of Brexit talks.
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Brexit Is Vaccine Against Anti-EU Propaganda: Donald Tusk
The tortuous Brexit process has acted as a "vaccine" against anti-EU sentiment across the continent, European Council President Donald Tusk claimed Tuesday.
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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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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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PM Modi Meets EU Leaders, Discusses Joint Efforts To Fight Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met European Council President Donald Tusk, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Buenos Aires and discussed ways to strengthen the India-EU relations, including joint efforts to counter terrorism in all forms.
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This 'Lonely' Photo Of UK PM Theresa May Is Going Viral
Social media on Friday mocked embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May over a photograph of her sitting alone in a room awaiting EU Brexit talks, calling it a "metaphor" for her isolated position.
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European Union Chief Says Getting Closer To Granting Turks Visa-Free Travel
The European Union is getting closer to granting Turks visa-free travel to Europe, but talks on this will continue until at least October, European Council President Donald Tusk said in an interview with German newspaper Bild published on Monday.
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EU Chief Donald Tusk Slams Utopian 'Illusions' Of United Europe
EU leaders promoting utopian "illusions" of a united Europe have lost touch with its peoples and risk losing out to eurosceptic populists bent on breaking up the bloc, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday.
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Greek PM To Seek EU Summit On Creditor Talks: Sources
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will today ask European Council president Donald Tusk to call an EU summit to help facilitate negotiations with the debt-ridden country's creditors, a government source said.
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EU To Propose Emergency Humanitarian Aid To Greece
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker talked to Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Monday and European Council President Donald Tusk will visit Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey this week.
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Europe Depends on German Approach to Refugees: Donald Tusk
Europe's future will depend to a large degree on Germany's approach to the migration crisis and other states should show more solidarity by jointly tackling this historic challenge, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday.
