Brexit

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss how UK Speaker of the House John Bercow continues to sabotage Boris Johnson’s request for a “meaningful vote” on the Brexit deal agreed with the EU.
Bercow ruled that granting such a request would amount to debating the same matter twice, even though he allowed former Theresa May to do the exact same thing when she was put her agreement to a vote in the House multiple times.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson came back from Brussels with a deal better than any Theresa May ever achieved, so he says. His talks with the departing European Commissioner, Jean-Claude Juncker, were very fruitful. But precise details are never known. Juncker, emotional about his leaving and handing over the office of EU Commissioner on 1 November to Madame Ursula von der Leyen, from Germany, may have made some special concessions to Johnson some rumors go. But unlikely. He is not the only one to decide.

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Boris potentially throws Brexit into further turmoil with his latest EU letter gag, as Labour Remainers plot to force the Prime Minister to accept a 2nd Referendum on Brexit, in which case, all bets would be off. Paranoia and delusions continue to set in for Hillary Clinton, as she accuses US Congresswoman and Democratic Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard of being a Russian asset. Meanwhile, government, corporate and sporting mayhem as the transgender politics continues to disrupt and derail institutions in the West. All this and more.

The Green Party MP and the MeRA25 leader journey from democracy’s inception through the tumultuous Brexit period and through to the year 2035

There’s chaos on the streets of Westminster as the activists of Extinction Rebellion bring traffic to a standstill to highlight the urgency of action on the climate crisis. If the old democracy is not working, perhaps new ways of making ourselves heard are required.

At this year’s The World Transformed, we caught up with some of the key figures in the movement for a new economy and politics. In the grand finale of our exclusive series, Yanis Varoufakis speaks to ourEconomy about Brexit, the coming UK general election, a constitutional assembly for Britain, and his agenda of a new Bretton Woods, public investment banks and a universal basic dividend.

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A deal has been reached. Jean-Claude Juncker opposes an extension. A constitutional challenge to the deal is underway.
Juncker Does Not Back an Extension
European Commission President and the EU have reached a deal. European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker opposes and extension. That is not his call but it is what I expected..

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the Irish economy and Brexit represents threat to Ireland’s economic business model.
If the UK leaves the EU with a no-deal Brexit, London, according to The Scotsman online, will be able to repatriate all the turnover of multinationals that is currently re-routed to Ireland and tax it at the UK rates.