The United Kingdom left the European Union on 31 January 2020.

EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement

Relations with the United Kingdom.
Find out more about the new EU-UK relationship as well as the Brexit negotiations.

27 February 2023
The European Commission and the Government of the United Kingdom reached a political agreement in principle on the Windsor Framework in the years-long Brexit dispute over the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland. More
Windsor Political Declaration by the European Commission and the Government of the United Kingdom

The Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland is part of the 2019 EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement. As a result of the protocol, Northern Ireland has in effect remained in the EU’s single market for goods. This allows goods to flow between Northern Ireland and Ireland and the rest of the EU as they did while the United Kingdom was a member of the EU.
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Consequences of Brexit
Notices from European Commission departments on how Brexit would change law and policy in their areas of work.

How will Brexit impact the Erasmus+ programme?

National Brexit information in Member States

Think Tank of the European Parliament: Publications about Brexit

Legal documents

Timeline

Europe's press comments the Brexit by euro | topics.

Withdrawal agreement signed by the EU

Negotiating documents on Article 50 negotiations with the United Kingdom.

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“Brexit: The clock is ticking”

a unique documentary that follows the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator over a period of some two years. A film by Alain de Halleux.

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Information resources and titles about Brexit are available electronically via European Sources Online, online database and information service of EDC Cardiff.

Documents of the British Government
The process for withdrawing from the European Union
Alternatives to membership …
Department for Exiting the European Union
The government's negotiating objectives for exiting the EU: PM speech (Speech by Theresa May, 17 January 2017).
Lessons Learned from the EU Referendum (UK Parliament, April 2017).