Bosnia's rival leaders agreed on Sunday along the key conditions set by the European Union for having the country's membership application and cleared the way for winning a much needed IMF loan deal, which was detained three weeks ago.Bosnia’s rival leaders have agreed on the conditions set by the European Union for having the country’s membership application, clearing the room for a much-needed IMF loan deal, which was detained three weeks ago. Bosnia, an ethnically divided Balkan nation beset by economic woes, applied to join the 28-nation EU in February and hoped Brussels would take its membership bid at its ministerial council in mid-July but was scuppered by disputes.

The King of Spain Felipe has asked acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to try to form a government after the second inconclusive election, that have resulted in hung parliaments and no overall majority in six months. Mariano Rajoy as a mind of the conservative People’s Party (Partido Popular) warned about to run out to meet King Felipe VI's request to rally MPs from other parties around him. Exit polls, which had evoked that the far-left Unidos Podemos coalition was on course to stage a historic breakthrough by pushing the socialist PSOE into third space, were thoroughly confounded as it became clear that the anticipated surge would not happen. 

The Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas stated on July 27 that Estonia will assume the EU presidency earlier, having regard to the Brexit effect. Estonia's presidency will last from mid-2017 until 2018 . Mr Roivas specified that "Estonia will assume the presidency at a time when the EU is faced with making fundamental choices regarding its future. We shall manage the organising of the EU presidency half a year early just fine and we will not make any concessions on quality".

Independence may offer Scotland the greatest stability while the rest of the United Kingdom faces upheaval following last month’s vote to leave the European Union, Nicola Sturgeon has said. Today in Edinburg Scotland’s first minister also told an audience that the barriers to adequately protecting the country’s interests while remaining in the UK were really “substantial”. She distinguished the nonattendance of leadership and forward planning that became evident instantaneously after the leave vote as “one of the most shameful abdications of responsibility in modern political history.”

Economic activity in the Eurozone fell in July. These changes are imperceptible and in some cause is the signal that the bad effects of Brexit have yet to take hold in continental Europe. The eurozone economy is proving resilient to the fallout from Britain’s decision to leave the EU. New data suggested on this Friday, even as signs of a downturn intensified in the UK. Data monitoring company Markit did not allege Britain’s vote to leave the EU as the specific cause of the downturn. In this situation France and Germany showed surprising resilience.

Theresa May arrived Wednesday in Berlin for a crucial meeting with Angela Merkel. The new English Prime Minister will be in charge of the negotiations concerning the result of the "Brexit" referendum. She already intimated that the "Brexit does mean Brexit," even if "The United Kingdom is not leaving Europe." In this context, she will be defending UK’s positions, facing the German Chancellor on Wednesday, and the French President on Thursday. The similarities shared by the couple Merkel/May will be helpful in order to facilitate the negotiations between the EU chief and the fresh English Prime Minister. “It’s up to Britain to make clear how it wants to structure its relationship with the EU in the future,” stated Steffen Seibert . The ball seems to be on the English side.