The EU has granted a second extension to the United Kingdom, so that British parliamentarians can find common ground on how they want to leave the Union.
According to the agreement reached between London and Brussels, the extension will last until October 31, but this does not completely exclude a no-deal Brexit, as the United Kingdom will be expelled from the Union—without a deal—on June 1 if it fails to organize European elections on May 23.
The British government has already made arrangements to hold the election.
