Tag: Brexit

Update 14 June, 8:30 pm: Just out, the communiqué from the NATO meeting in Brussels attended by President Biden. At ...

Electrical interconnectors could avoid more than 100 million tonnes of UK carbon emissions between now and 2030. Contributing in this ...

A few months ago, I was on a flight to Washington, D.C., and sitting next to me was a man ...

Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer, grabbed attention on Monday, November 9th when he took to the floor of parliament ...

In this article by Alexandra Bulat Ph.D., a Romanian citizen who has made the UK her home we look at ...

As the COVID-19 escalates across the globe, uncertainties remain as to how the financial services industry in the U.K. will ...

The judgment is out, Brexit is a defeat for Europe and the European project. And for America too. It will ...

Last week on Dec. 12, the United Kingdom had potentially its biggest election in British history, deciding the future of ...

Populism’s triumphal march in Europe, apparently unstoppable, may be slowed down or even arrested. Impakter Italia’s Stefano Iannaccone identifies a ...

Public debate in the UK  is currently focused on the Labour Party’s alleged antisemitism, sparked by a BBC Panorama programme ...

Updated 10 June. Two political developments threaten Europe: A no-deal Brexit that would certainly hurt the British economy but would ...

Three politicians stand out in the upcoming European Parliament Elections: Katharina Schulze (Green), Frans Timmermans (Socialist) and Nigel Farage (Brexit). ...