And so the stage is set: the UK parliament is set to vote on whether or not it wants to extend the Brexit deadline of 29 March. But it is not up to the UK to decide. The government must ask the European Union for more time to solve Brexit – and all 27 other EU nations must unanimously agree to give it. If just one country pulls its support, a no-deal exit looms even though British MPs have rejected it. And if the EU offered a short delay, that might not be enough to find an answer. So at this crucial point, what do Europe's leaders think about extending Article 50, the two-year treaty provision that the UK invoked on ... (full story)