Add to ORKGThe only place in the EU where the issues that might arise from a UK renegotiation or withdrawal are being debated in any detail is in the UK itself. But any change in the relationship will have an impact on all member states. Tim Oliver and John Bruton write that it is therefore not simply about what Britain wants from its relationship with the EU, but also what the other 27 states would want, and whether these can be reconciled
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First paragraph: While most discussion since the Brexit vote has focused on how the UK will negotiat...
The run-up to Britain’s 2015 General Election will see the idea of holding an in-out referendum push...
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How should the European Union react to the decision of the British people to withdraw from the union...
First paragraph: The United Kingdom has voted in a referendum to leave the European Union....
It should come as no surprise that UKIP failed to make significant gains in London during the recent...
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How might the rest of the EU respond to a British vote to withdraw? Tim Oliver begins a series for L...
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