“There’s a Reactivated Forcefield of Tensions Here”: An Exclusive Interview with Dr. Tim Wilson
"... Brexit has sharply refocused a harsh and unforgiving spotlight back on the contested identity of the province."
29 January 2021 - 11:35
Harry Western: Why ‘No Deal’ Is a Good Deal for the UK Fishing Industry
"The UK fishing industry is hugely disadvantaged by the current allocation of catches in the UK’s territorial waters."
5 June 2020 - 02:56
Tom Luongo: Even the European Union Are a Bunch of Karens — Barnier Complains about Brexit Negotiations
"... everyone may ... get ... those funny ideas the Brits had in 2016."
25 April 2020 - 21:02
The Government Is Right: ‘Extension’ of the Transition Would Be Mad
"In the awful chronology of Theresa May’s humiliating negotiations, the EU’s Transition demands stand out as the point when it made clear its intention to dictate rather than negotiate."
22 April 2020 - 22:48
Anna Bailey: Turning a Crisis into a Calamity – the EU’s Coronavirus Failure
"Even Jacques Delors, the 94-year-old former European Commission president and architect of both the post-Maastricht EU and the euro, made a rare public intervention, warning that the lack of solidarity in the face of the virus posed a ‘mortal danger’ to the EU."
16 April 2020 - 17:12
Scarlett Spencer: Here We Go Again
"...he embarks in negotiations with a superstructure nearing dislocation."
25 March 2020 - 19:48
Will the Virus Blow Brexit Off-Course?
"The difficulty in carrying on with face-to-face trade negotiations is not the main issue. ... Much more important is the possibility that the transition period may be extended beyond the end of this year."
23 March 2020 - 13:48
How Might the Brexit Negotiations Affect Your Travel Plans in 2020?
"... following the transition period, tourists will be allowed to travel to the EU for 90 days out of 180 without a visa."
19 March 2020 - 01:48
Tom Luongo: Has Anyone Told the ECB Yet It’s Bankrupt?
"Today, the ECB is powerless to stop this. They don’t have the tools nor the expertise. And they won’t even after they get the reforms they believe they need. It is bankrupt now and it will need external help to survive."
17 March 2020 - 19:48
How Can Britain Secure its Interests in Europe?
"It would be difficult to prevent both Paris and Berlin from using the E3 format as part of their own struggle for power against other EU member states."
16 March 2020 - 13:48
The United Kingdom Is the Eurozone’s Dumping Ground
"It is quite shocking that the new German president of the European Commission calls for zero dumping, when her own country is one of the world’s biggest dumpers of goods onto world markets."
11 March 2020 - 13:48
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The French Senate’s Brexit Committee’s Recommendations to the French Government, 2 March 2020
"Rappelle son opposition de principe à toute perspective qui aboutirait à réserver un sort spécifique à la question de la pêche, sous la forme d’un « Brexit » sectoriel, dont les premières victimes ne manqueraient pas d’être les pêcheurs de l’Union..."
10 March 2020 - 04:48
The Common Agriculture Policy: How Brexit Gives Britain’s Agriculture Sector a Boost
"We can now introduce our own welfare standards, to stop live animal exports, and revive local slaughterhouses, with strict inspection regimes."
5 March 2020 - 19:48
Scarlett Spencer: Invisible Warfare
"There are still resistant elements in our midst, which foreign opposition could rely on to frustrate our exit from the European Union. It is clear that lessons have been learned; lines have been redrawn in preparation for an invisible warfare, an insidious confrontation with those opposed to Brexit both domestically and internationally."
3 March 2020 - 04:48
David Blake: Ensuring a Genuine Level Playing Field with the European Union Post-Brexit
"It really is time to walk away from this increasingly ludicrous institution."
28 February 2020 - 19:48
The Imperial Court across the Sea: Why Those on the Left Who Long to Rejoin the EU Will Be Conveniently Ignoring the Court of Justice
"The Court of Justice has repeatedly shown its contempt for democracy."
18 February 2020 - 16:48
Simon Cowan: Brexit Lessons
"The removal of power over one’s circumstances, together with the creation of ongoing financial dependence, is poisonous for a body politic. It saps motivation and breeds resentment."
15 February 2020 - 04:48
Jackson and Towle: Brexit and Democracy
"Many people oscillate between the two views of democracy depending on the issue at stake."
11 February 2020 - 04:48
Bill Blain: Stocks to Buy and Sell
"Coronavirus isn’t the issue. ... It’s its effect that matters."
29 January 2020 - 07:48
Over the Hills and Far Away: The Aggregation Battle Looms
"Please shoulder your pens!"
28 January 2020 - 01:48
EU Is Showing Its ‘Cracks’ Already as Boris Now Shows It the Whip on Trade Deal
"The EU is an anti-democratic beast whose only modus operandi is to impose its ideas and will on EU member states."
25 January 2020 - 19:48
Why Boris Johnson Is Right to Rule Out a “Transition” Extension
"So, when the EU says that not everything can be agreed by 31 December 2020, that is fine. The only constructive way out ... is to agree what can be agreed, and find an equitable transition for those issues that remain."
25 January 2020 - 07:48
General Boris: Time to Look at the Other Side of the Hill
"We are leaving the EU. Why on earth would there be any ‘as if’ for any EU directive?"
18 January 2020 - 23:55
Brexit Done, Bar the Shouting?
"So, Boris Johnson has now won the election with a very comfortable majority ... Corbyn has lost decisively, and Jo Swinson was not even re-elected."
14 January 2020 - 22:48
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