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Only 18% of those who voted to leave in 2016 believe that Brexit was a success, according to a study by the think tank "The United Kingdom in a Changing Europe", the Guardian reported. Still, 61% expect a positive development.

LONDON - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Tuesday she had had extremely good meetings with the UK's Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Grant Shapps and Foreign Secretary James Cleverly in London earlier in the day to discuss all forms of future cooperation.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic will be visiting London on Monday and Tuesday.

On the first day of the two-day visit, Brnabic will take part in a Public Hall panel on the future of digitalisation.

She is also due to have dinner with the UK's special Western Balkans envoy Stuart Peach, the Serbian government has announced in a statement.

Throughout history, science and technology have been the greatest sources of progress and growth. But when it comes to how government can harness the opportunities of technology and turn vision into delivery, the task becomes more difficult.

Throughout history, science and technology have been the greatest sources of progress and growth. But when it comes to how government can harness the opportunities of technology and turn vision into delivery, the task becomes more difficult.

US President Joe Biden urged political compromise in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, using a brief visit to promote the benefits of enduring peace and investment, but faced heated criticism from pro-UK hardliners.

Tony and Cherie

As former British Prime Ministers and their spouses go, the Blairs are a relatively well-known couple in the Balkans. As Prime Minister of Britain, Tony Blair was among the most vocal - and hawkish - faces of NATO's 1999 bombing of Serbia over Kosovo and remained engaged with the region thereafter.

Cherie Blair's law firm has made hundreds of thousands of euros representing governments in Albania and Serbia, which have also been advised by Tony Blair's consultancy.

Any answer to whether an agreement is possible on the issue of the Parthenon Sculptures is unlikely to be correct. Or is it? Let's get our facts straight first.

Britain has had a tough 12 months and its problems will not "go away" in 2023, but the coronation of King Charles III will help bring the country together, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in his New Year message.