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Austria’s New Anti-Immigrant Green Government Stokes Fears Of Climate 'Nightmare'

Chancellor Sebastian Kurz may have traded his far-right governing partners for the progressive Greens, but his anti-Muslim views haven’t changed.
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Boris Johnson To Ask Parliament For Early General Election In December

The prime minister said he would give Parliament more time to debate his Brexit deal as long as it agrees to an election before Christmas.
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Boris Johnson Says He'll Pull Brexit Bill If Parliament Members Delay Exit

Members of Parliament are set to vote on the bill Tuesday evening. If they delay the exit until January, the prime minister says he'll withdraw the legislation.
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Boris Johnson’s Brother Quits Parliament And Everyone Cracks The Same Gag

Twitter users are flipping an age-old excuse on its head to troll Britain's prime minister.
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Boris Johnson Refuses To Apologize For Racist Comments On Muslim Women

The U.K. prime minister rejected an MP's demand that he apologize for a 2018 column comparing Muslim women in burkas to letterboxes and bank robbers.
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Boris Johnson Suffers Major Defeat As Conservative MPs Stall No-Deal Brexit

Conservative members of Parliament on Tuesday risked their careers to form a "rebel alliance" and take the Brexit timetable out of the party leader's hands.
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UK Lawmakers Vote On Theresa May's Brexit Deal For Third Time

Prime Minister Theresa May's government described it as the "last chance to vote for Brexit."
By Danica Kirka and Jill Lawless, AP

Man Arrested For Terrorist Offenses After Car Crashes Into Barrier Outside UK Parliament

Two people were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
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Brits Troll Trump With Green Day's 'American Idiot' Ahead Of His First UK Visit

Protesters in the UK have rallied to make Green Day’s 2004 hit song “American Idiot” top the charts.
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Lawmakers Want Zuckerberg To Explain Misuse Of Facebook Data

“I think he should explain to the American people how this happened," a senator said.
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