Johnson to De Merkel: within 30 days may solve the Northern Ireland border problem
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson traveled to Europe on August 21 to start talks in Brexit. He first came to Berlin to meet
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Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop 
Johnson’s first trip abroad: Britain’s Brexit “positive energy” meets “reality”
British Prime Minister Johnson, who took office a month later, finally made his way out of the country this week: Wednesday (August
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Britain in the countdown of Brexit: the epitome of global politics to suppress the economy
From October 31, the Brexit limit was only over two months. The pound that has been losing since the summer has suddenly
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Bolton’s visit to Britain to discuss Huawei’s issue, Johnson’s government will re-examine the 5G construction plan
US National Security Adviser John Bolton visited the UK and met with a number of officials on August 12, including Prime Minister
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Bolton’s visit to the United Kingdom is a bonfire
US Presidential National Security Assistant Bolton arrived in London, England on August 11 and began a two-day visit to the UK. This is
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
“Political class governance is incompetent”? Queen of England in the Brexit storm
Britain’s Brexit October 31 deadline is approaching, at the time of Johnson’s hard-off European government and the majority of the pro-European pledges,
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
British Airways computer failure cancels nearly 100 flights for passengers at London Airport
British Airways (British Airways) on August 7 due to computer system failure, nearly 100 flights have to be temporarily canceled, in London,
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
British Brexit Poll: Scottish people or choose independence
After British Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited Scotland in late July, a poll showed that local voters would support the vote in
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Eurozone economic growth rose by 1.1% in the second quarter, inflation slowed again
The EU announced that the euro zone’s economic growth in the second quarter was 1.1% year-on-year, slowing down from the first quarter’s
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Poland introduces new tax reduction legislation to attract young people to stay in the country and benefit about 2 million people
The Polish government introduced a new tax reduction law on August 1st to abolish the income tax of about 2 million young
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop