Brexit

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@openeurope.org.uk 5 years ago

Indicative Votes II: the options explained

@openeurope.org.uk 5 years ago

How negotiable are the pathways outlined by the options for indicative votes?

@openeurope.org.uk 5 years ago

Indicative votes won’t give the UK much certainty over Brexit

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

Today: The British Parliament gears up for a critical Brexit vote, China escalates tensions with Canada and the Australian Open gets into full swing. https://nyti.ms/2Db2F4N

@openeurope.org.uk 6 years ago

UK-EU agreement on the transition takes us one step closer to a smooth Brexit

@openeurope.org.uk 6 years ago

Why would the EU agree to Labour’s customs union proposal?

@channel4.com 6 years ago

Remainers launch their own red bus campaign

@openeurope.org.uk 6 years ago

What next after sufficient progress?

@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago

Is there a basis for UK-EU compromise on enforcement and dispute settlement and the role of the ECJ?

@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago

Free movement will end in 2019, but its short-term replacement will not look too different

@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago

Theresa May triggers Article 50 – what next?

@openeurope.org.uk 7 years ago

Leaked City memo: Davis’ stance on single market more significant than on transition

@openeurope.org.uk 8 years ago

The lesson from Cameron’s renegotiation? Strategic thinking on Brexit must come before arguments over technical detail

@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

There would likely be a short term shock from Brexit, but the Treasury over does it

@openeurope.org.uk 9 years ago

German foundation says UK may not lose much from Brexit

@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