Saudi Aramco’s chairman calls for “energy realism” As the world grapples with the greatest oil shock in history, Saudi Aramco's Chairman calls for "energy realism" Fortune · Jun 23
I stand by what I said 10 years ago. We were right to leave the European Union The Brexit vote showed that class still matters in British politics – and the changes needed are ones the EU would never have allowed, writes Larry Elliott The Guardian - UK · Jun 23
Most Gen Z Britons want vote to rejoin the EU, study shows ten years on from Brexit referendum Only a small minority of 18 to 28-year-olds – who were unable to vote in the referendum ten years ago – believe the UK should stay out of the bloc The Independent UK · Jun 23
Afghan Taliban to meet EU officials in rare meeting behind closed doors Afghans make up one of the largest groups of migrants seeking asylum in the European Union The Independent UK · Jun 23
Kazakhstan seeks 'much more' in ties with EU as Tokayev visits Brussels With Tokayev’s strategic visit to Brussels under way, Kazakhstan's ambassador to the EU tells Euronews in an exclusive interview that Astana is seeking even closer ties with the 27-member bloc, highlighting energy, critical minerals and AI ambitions. Euronews · Jun 23
Britain could undo Brexit and rejoin EU by 2036, Nick Clegg says ‘One way or another, our interests will always remain closely tied up with our closest geographical neighbours’, Nick Clegg argued The Independent UK · Jun 23
What Britain thinks of immigration – 10 years on from the Brexit vote IN FULL The Independent UK · Jun 23
Nigel Farage: I can spend £5m gift on Ferraris or betting on horses if I want Reform leader says it is ‘purely private matter’ and it is not hypocritical to criticise Keir Starmer for receiving glasses The Guardian - UK · Jun 23
‘This is the least crazy AI is ever going to get’: The lessons Europe’s execs must take from Anthropic’s shutdown The challenge for Europe’s senior executives is that access to the world’s best AI may come at the cost of strategic autonomy, and they need to decide whether that tradeoff is worth it. Fortune · Jun 23
Watch: From referendum night to resignations — How Brexit unfolded Ten years ago today, on 23 June 2016, the UK narrowly voted to leave the European Union in a referendum that sent shockwaves across Britain and the rest of Europe. The Independent UK · Jun 23
EU plans banking reform by early 2027 to unlock billions in investment The European Commission is preparing reforms for the first quarter of 2027 aimed at breaking down barriers between national banking markets, increasing financing for businesses and strategic sectors, and reducing the bloc’s dependence on foreign banks. Euronews · Jun 23
Almost two-thirds of voters say immigration has worsened since Brexit, poll shows The survey, conducted by Merlin Strategy for The Independent, found that 55 per cent of people want a return to freedom of movement, while just 16 per cent said they oppose it The Independent UK · Jun 23
Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham have met away from No 10 to discuss transition – as it happened Prime minister said to have left Downing Street for secret meeting with his probable successor The Guardian - UK · Jun 23
Brexit: What would Britons vote for in a new referendum? New poll says the majority of Brits want the UK back in the bloc, but the next general election might crush EU hopes again. Euronews · Jun 23
The Economic Times · Jun 23 How Brexit broke British politics A decade after the UK voted to leave the EU, the nation grapples with fractured politics and a sluggish economy. Brexit's promises of control have yielded complex realities, leading to frequent leadership changes and deep divisions. While the immediate headlines have faded, the 'subterranean trace of Brexit' continues to shape…
Euronews · Jun 23 Millions have spare rooms as Europe's housing crisis grows. Which countries lead? One in three people in the EU live in under-occupied homes, while housing advocates say policymakers need to expand the supply of affordable, smaller properties.
France 24 · Jun 23 Afghan Taliban set for EU migration talks slammed by rights groups The EU is expected to hold talks on returning failed Afghan asylum-seekers with a Taliban delegation in Brussels Tuesday after Belgium issued one-day visas for the team, overriding criticisms from human rights groups. The 27-member bloc does not recognise the Taliban administration, but the European Commission invited a team from…
The Economic Times · Jun 23 Studying in Germany? Here's when international students can skip statutory health insurance International students in Germany can now apply for an exemption from mandatory statutory health insurance if they possess qualifying coverage from their home country, the EU, UK, or eligible private plans. This exemption, however, does not waive the requirement for health coverage throughout their stay. Students must act swiftly, ideally…
Euronews · Jun 23 Watch: Lies, damn lies, and statistics—the data about Brexit ten years on Exactly ten years ago today, the UK made a historic choice that permanently reshaped Europe. However, Britons do not need another European to tell them what they want. Instead, your continental reporter has prepared something far more British: a review.
Fortune · Jun 23 Brexit, 10 years later: 7 prime ministers, a demographic slide, and a 6% to 8% smaller economy Keir Starmer’s resignation will give the U.K. its seventh prime minister since the Brexit vote 10 years ago—a period that has reshaped the country’s population and economy.
Euronews · Jun 23 Newsletter: Brexit at 10 — the divorce that still defines Britain Also in this newsletter: What happens now to the upcoming EU-UK Summit, who pays for Europe's return hubs, and a Commissioner's travel plans finally revealed.
The Economic Times · Jun 23 EU bets on digital euro to cut US tech addiction The EU believes a digital euro is the answer to cutting its addiction to US payment systems like Visa and Mastercard as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay as the bloc seeks to favour European firms over others. According to the ECB, nearly two-thirds of card payments in the…
Euronews · Jun 23 Europe Today: Starmer's resignation, Brexit and the Poland-Ukraine row Keir Starmer announced his resignation as UK prime minister, while Britain marked 10 years since the Brexit referendum. Relations between Poland and Ukraine remained strained as Brussels welcomed Kazakhstan's president for talks on closer cooperation.
Euronews · Jun 23 How China’s currency makes the EU's trade deficit worse – and what Brussels can do EU leaders last week pointed to the undervaluation of the yuan as a major factor in the EU’s record trade deficit with China, which Brussels is taking steps to address.
The Independent UK · Jun 23 Northern leaders say region has been left behind as they condemn Brexiteers over broken promises Northern leaders say the Tory government’s post-Brexit Levelling Up programme to spread wealth across the UK has failed