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Japanese economy to face pressure after Brexit

​Britain voting to leave the European Union poses both short and mid-term issues for Japan's economy with the longer term consequences as yet being unknown in fact posing the biggest problem of all after the "Brexit" vote, as the economy here is notoriously vulnerable to uncertainty.

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How will the market react on Britain's vote to leave EU?

According to the People’s Daily, as of 6:00 am, June 24 local time, votes of only 8 among the 328 electorates across Britain remained to be calculated. But the Leave camp won over half of the votes at 16,800,000, 1,200,000 votes more than the Remain camp. The Leave camp won the referendum, and Britain will leave the European Union.

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British PM announces resignation

​British Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday morning announced his intention to step down after his country has voted to leave the European Union (EU).

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Brexit: what happens when Britain leaves the EU

​Voters have voted in favor of Brexit: British exit from the European Union. That means that in the coming months, British and European leaders will begin negotiating the terms of Britain's departure.

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Polling stations open for EU referendum in Britain

​Millions of Britons will vote to stay in or leave the European Union (EU) on Thursday as polling stations across the country opened to the public in the morning.

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EU rolls out strategy on ties with China for next five years

The High Representative of the European Union (EU) for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and the European Commission on Wednesday adopted a Joint Communication which maps out the EU's relationship with China for the next five years.

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Brexit to further weaken EU security policy: Austrian official

​A senior Austrian official has Wednesday warned of the effects a British exit from the European Union would have on the security policy of the latter.

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Brexit referendum marks Britons' most important decision in decades, political experts say

​Up to 46 million Britons will make their most important decision in decades in Thursday's referendum on the nation's membership in the EU, according to political experts.

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Queen Elizabeth II makes front pages as Britain prepares to decide on EU membership

​Buckingham Palace was forced on Wednesday to insist that Queen Elizabeth II did not take part in politics after two of Britain's big selling morning newspapers brought the monarch into the Brexit discussion.

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UK's EU referendum polls show "Leave", "Remain" tied up

The latest polls showed the "Leave" camp was tied with the "Remain" camp in the EU referendum to determine whether or not Britain should stay in the 28-member bloc.

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Brexit: What will a vote to leave the EU mean for the economy in Asia

With a referendum for Britain's future in the 28-member European Union around the corner, Asia-Pacific economists are bracing for a possible Brexit and its implications.

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JK Rowling, Branson throw weight behind remain campaign in Brexit referendum

​JK Rowling, the creator of the famous Harry Potter series, was among prominent personalities to back the Brexit referendum remain campaign on Monday by posting a 1,700 word plea on her social media site.

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Japanese firms fear cost of Brexit

Japanese companies with bases in Britain are becoming increasingly anxious over the referendum this week in which the country will vote on whether to leave or remain in the European Union. Their main concerns are over possible increases in costs caused by tariffs and appreciation of the yen against the euro. If British voters choose a so-called Brexit, some company executives are saying they could be forced to review their production and sales strategies.

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Brexit campaign halted across Britain after MP gunned down, killed

​Both sides in Britain's referendum battle over EU membership halted their campaign Thursday afternoon after Labour Party member of parliament (MP) Jo Cox died after being gunned down and stabbed.

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River Thames becomes EU battleground as Brexit rival flotillas clash

London's River Thames became a battleground Wednesday when armadas from the "leave" and "remain" camps in the EU referendum campaigns clashed in front of the Houses of Parliament.

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EU says progress on migrant deal with Turkey "fragile"

​The European Commission here on Wednesday adopted its second report on the EU-Turkey migrant deal, which showed that while there has been further good progress in its implementation, progress achieved remains fragile.