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@theconversation.com 1 year ago
Why post-Brexit Britain is still open for business – despite what Microsoft says
@forbes.com 3 years ago
Freeports In The UK To Become Part Of The UK’s New International Trading Arrangements
@openeurope.org.uk 5 years ago
What next for Brexit?
@theguardian.com 5 years ago
Merkel throws May a lifeline over UK’s Brexit departure date
@rt.com 5 years ago
Sphinx is ‘open book’ compared to Great Britain, Juncker bemoans as Brexit painful talks continue
@openeurope.org.uk 5 years ago
The UK’s tariff policy under a No Deal Brexit: Need-to-know
@TheNewEuropean 6 years ago
Britain’s Brexit deal has been thrown into further confusion after a senior cabinet minister suggested that the question of the UK’s membership in the customs union remained open. http://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/amber-rudd-suggests-customs-union-position-unconfirmed-1-5494239
@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago
Has Brexit catalysed EU defence integration?
@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago
Salisbury convention is far from clear on Brexit
@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago
Open Europe responds to Theresa May’s Lancaster House speech
@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago
The lesson from Cameron’s renegotiation? Strategic thinking on Brexit must come before arguments over technical detail
@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago
WTO rules mean UK-EU divorce and new trade arrangement are not fully separable
@openeurope.org.uk 8 years ago
How to ensure UK and European financial services continue to thrive after Brexit
@openeurope.org.uk 8 years ago
How the UK’s financial services sector can continue thriving after Brexit
@openeurope.org.uk 8 years ago
What does a hard Brexit or a soft Brexit actually mean?
@openeurope.org.uk 8 years ago
No European solution on the migration crisis in sight
@openeurope.org.uk 9 years ago
How would Brexit impact Ireland?
@openeurope.org.uk 9 years ago
How would the UK’s key export sectors fare under Brexit?
@openeurope.org.uk 9 years ago
Securing free trade with EU after Brexit likely in goods sectors but far harder for services