Jersey

It suits both Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron for the post-Brexit row to continue.

UK foreign secretary demands France to back down from threats of retaliation over fishing row.

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‘Look at what’s going on with store shelves’ and ‘the restocking of fuel,’ says Thierry Breton.

The ruling family — colorful, corrupt and ruthless — has embraced the Kremlin and crushed what remains of the country’s democratic opposition.

France is upset with the UK’s approach to issuing fishing permits off the coast of Jersey.

Anger as French boats denied permission to fish in UK waters in the Channel.

France is piling pressure on Brussels over its post-Brexit fishing licenses row with Britain.

Top Republicans are trapped in political limbo, always aware they are operating under Trump’s watchful eye.

London insists Brexit trade deal allows Jersey to set conditions for fishing licenses.

Amid escalating spat centered on Jersey, all sides call for calm.

London to send two offshore patrol vessels to Jersey ‘to monitor the situation.’

The island has been caught up in the ongoing dispute between France and the UK over fishing after Brexit.

The president told the country to brace for the coming apex of the coronavirus outbreak.

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Giuliani plans to meet with the president and his campaign in the coming weeks to discuss pivoting to a new role.

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The big countries of Europe should think twice before criticising the accountability of states farther east.

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Every summer they migrate South, the Northerners from the big countries, believing they will become different, freer, even perhaps less ugly (yes, secretly, they believe this).

One week after the April riots in Tallinn, while Estonia’s embassy in Moscow was surrounded by an irate mob of pro-Kremlin youth groups and Estonian websites, both government and commercial, were under a massive cyber attack, the White House extended an invitation to President Toomas Hendrik Ilves.