Brexit
The Euro Weekly News are aware that much of their readership are British expats living in Spain. With this in mind, they report on the latest news in relation to the Brexit agreement so that British expats and international travellers can easily stay up to date.
Brussels says no cheap reset: ‘Farage Clause’ on table
The European Union is pressing to include a so‑called “Farage clause” in ongoing Brexit “reset” negotiations with the United Kingdom, a provision designed to protect...
Spain proposes visa-free short work stays for service providers in the UK
More than five years after Brexit reshaped the way Britain and Europe do business, Spain is now pushing for a change that could quietly make...
Labour considers billions to boost EU ties
Reports from November 13 indicate that the UK government, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has signalled a willingness to make financial contributions to the European...
UK Shocked by unexpected EU budget demand
The European Union is discussing whether the United Kingdom should contribute financially to the EU budget as part of a post-Brexit “reset” of relations. The...
Britain still paying the EU: post-Brexit bill now tops £50 billion
It’s been almost five years since Britain left the EU - but the bills from Brussels keep coming. According to new figures from the Office for...
Spain will delay EES border checks at Gibraltar
Spain will begin implementing the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) on October 12, 2025, but the first phase will only apply to airports. This means there...
Majority of voters want another Brexit referendum and remain would win
A new poll shows the tide has turned. Over 52 per cent of people surveyed by the Sunday Times over the weekend of August 4th...
World Economic Forum accused of ‘rigging’ Brexit data
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is facing allegations that it manipulated data in a key report to make Brexit Britain appear less competitive – the...
BREXIT fallout, defence spending, and business confidence: Where the UK economy stands in 2025
Over in Dublin, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey took to the podium recently with some plain-speaking on the Brexit aftermath. While he stopped short...
Are Brits still being punished for Brexit in Europe?
British expats did not expect to feel like strangers in Europe, but that is precisely how post-Brexit life now feels for many. Five years after...
EU blocks UK bid to scrap roaming charges in Brexit talks
British holidaymakers face more frustration as EU says no to cheaper mobile use abroad British travellers hoping for a return to free EU roaming are set...
From Brexit rivals to trade allies: UK and EU are defying tariff politics
Not long ago, the very idea of the EU and the UK teaming up on trade would have sounded like satire. Brexit split the UK...
UK invited to join Pan-European customs union: A post-Brexit opportunity
The EU’s hinting they’re open to letting the UK back into a big European trade agreement. It’s a bit like offering a peace pipe after a...
Husband of Eurovision singer denied residency
A British entrepreneur’s battle with Swedish immigration authorities highlights the post-Brexit challenges faced by expats in Europe. Kenny Solomons, who is married to the Swedish Eurovision...