Add to ORKGTrust between the EU and the UK is in short supply. This poses risks to British-European security relations, writes Gijs de Vries (LSE). As Brexit unfolds, three issues, in particular, may give rise to tensions: data protection, human rights, and external security cooperation
Britain has historically been a leader in development and humanitarian aid, with the EU amplifying t...
The EU and the UK have yet to reach an agreement on their future relationship, but if an agreement i...
The run-up to the Brexit negotiations has been disastrous for the UK, writes former negotiator Steve...
On September 22, Theresa May's speech in Florence ostensibly outlined a way forward on Brexit. Is th...
As talks on a UK-EU post-Brexit trade deal enter their tense final stages, a vital agreement on secu...
The UK has long been at the forefront of European cooperation against cross-border crime and terrori...
Britain has had a powerful influence at the UN Human Rights Council and on development issues genera...
Despite various opt-outs from European directives, Britain has now greater protection for workers th...
The proposal put forward by the European Commission to issue common debt to finance the economic rec...
The world is amid a global trade war which currently shows no signs of dissipating. How could this g...
Daniel Daianu (SNSPA, Romania) discusses Europe’s economic sovereignty, the risks of avoiding integr...
Despite Brexit, the EU have an interest in further collaborating with the UK, while the UK also need...
New costs of trade will make it harder for UK firms to do business with the rest of Europe, write Sw...
Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union formally began on 19 June, but it is still unclea...
Little public attention has been given to the impact of Brexit on management of cross-border health ...
Britain has historically been a leader in development and humanitarian aid, with the EU amplifying t...
The EU and the UK have yet to reach an agreement on their future relationship, but if an agreement i...
The run-up to the Brexit negotiations has been disastrous for the UK, writes former negotiator Steve...
On September 22, Theresa May's speech in Florence ostensibly outlined a way forward on Brexit. Is th...
As talks on a UK-EU post-Brexit trade deal enter their tense final stages, a vital agreement on secu...
The UK has long been at the forefront of European cooperation against cross-border crime and terrori...
Britain has had a powerful influence at the UN Human Rights Council and on development issues genera...
Despite various opt-outs from European directives, Britain has now greater protection for workers th...
The proposal put forward by the European Commission to issue common debt to finance the economic rec...
The world is amid a global trade war which currently shows no signs of dissipating. How could this g...
Daniel Daianu (SNSPA, Romania) discusses Europe’s economic sovereignty, the risks of avoiding integr...
Despite Brexit, the EU have an interest in further collaborating with the UK, while the UK also need...
New costs of trade will make it harder for UK firms to do business with the rest of Europe, write Sw...
Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union formally began on 19 June, but it is still unclea...
Little public attention has been given to the impact of Brexit on management of cross-border health ...
Britain has historically been a leader in development and humanitarian aid, with the EU amplifying t...
The EU and the UK have yet to reach an agreement on their future relationship, but if an agreement i...
The run-up to the Brexit negotiations has been disastrous for the UK, writes former negotiator Steve...