Gibraltar is stockpiling emergency medical supplies in hidden tunnels below its iconic Rock in case Brexit negotiations over the border with Spain fail. After Brexit, border controls were waived ...

Gibraltar was ceded to the UK in 1713, but Spain has maintained its sovereignty claim ever since. In the 2016 Brexit referendum, 96% of voters in Gibraltar supported remaining in the EU.

In addition, any time spent in Gibraltar could count towards the maximum of 90 days’ stay in 180 days, which the UK negotiated as part of the Brexit agreement.

What is the status of Gibraltar since Brexit? Since the UK opted to leave the EU in 2016, Gibraltar – which voted 96% to remain – has been "in a state of nervous limbo", said The New European.

A UK- EU deal on arrangements for Gibraltar’s border – primarily on trade and free movement – was not struck in time for the Brexit deal worked out by Boris Johnson’s government.

Boris Johnson has pledged that Gibraltar will not be sacrificed in Brexit negotiations and rejected claims that it could become a "bargaining chip". The Foreign Secretary hit out after Labour's ...

In Britain’s 2016 Brexit referendum, 96% of voters in Gibraltar supported remaining in the EU. The tiny territory on Spain's southern tip depends greatly on access to the EU market for its ...

Spain will not block a Brexit deal between Britain and the EU over Gibraltar, the Spanish foreign minister has said. Alfonso Dastis said Spain would not "jeopardise" any future deal by pushing its ...

Gibraltar is due to leave the EU along with the United Kingdom at the end of March, even though 96 percent of its population voted in the 2016 referendum to remain in the EU.

Spain's eleventh-hour objection over Gibraltar prevented the European Union on Friday from clearing the last hurdle before a leaders' summit on Sunday is due to endorse the Brexit deal with Britain.

A ‘hard Brexit’ outcome could mean the border closed for those Spanish workers who support Gibraltar’s economy and the lifestyle of its British citizens. Talks over the issue are ongoing ...

Enter Gibraltar The Spain Report noted Former Conservative Leader Suggests UK Would Go To War With Spain Over Gibraltar Brexit Spat. I am quite sure that is a sensationalist click-bait headline.