While Germany would prefer a “soft Brexit”, in which economic repercussions can be staved off by business flexibility, Britain’s exit from the EU creates new opportunities for its renewal. At the same time, should Brexit be the first step toward the disintegration of the EU, Germany will look back to June 2016 as the beginning of its worst nightmare: the return of orthodox, unchecked and dangerous inter-state competition in Europe, writes Jochen Klingler
Is the EU in danger of collapse following the UK’s decision to leave? Miguel Angel Lara Otaola write...
Britain and the EU need each other, but Britain needs the EU more than vice versa, argues Holger Sch...
A European Union without Britain would make Germany even more dominant – but that is not necessarily...
The UK’s decision to leave the European Union (EU) has been received with disappointment in Germany ...
Many assume the EU will take a punitive stance towards Brexit negotiations in an effort to deter Eur...
German economic policy advisor Jeromin Zettelmeyer (far left) joined the LSE’s Simon Hix (near left)...
In Austria a “Brexit” is still treated as a hypothetical scenario, even though the debate of a possi...
The United Kingdom (UK) is an important destination for German agri-food products. This becomes espe...
Under the leitmotif of "Global Britain", the British government is painting Brexit as a unique oppor...
For the European Union, the exit of the United Kingdom will not only have major economic consequence...
In late-March 2019 the United Kingdom is scheduled to leave the European Union. Will Brexit lead to ...
The Brexit vote has added a new severe test to the future of the EU but it could also give a welcome...
Germany has come to dominate the EU, says Alan Sked in the third of a series of pieces for LSE Brexi...
It is not obvious if the EU would lose or gain from a Brexit, writes Lorenzo Codogno. Judging from t...
Despite the United Kingdom never having adopted the euro, the upcoming Brexit will have consequences...
Is the EU in danger of collapse following the UK’s decision to leave? Miguel Angel Lara Otaola write...
Britain and the EU need each other, but Britain needs the EU more than vice versa, argues Holger Sch...
A European Union without Britain would make Germany even more dominant – but that is not necessarily...
The UK’s decision to leave the European Union (EU) has been received with disappointment in Germany ...
Many assume the EU will take a punitive stance towards Brexit negotiations in an effort to deter Eur...
German economic policy advisor Jeromin Zettelmeyer (far left) joined the LSE’s Simon Hix (near left)...
In Austria a “Brexit” is still treated as a hypothetical scenario, even though the debate of a possi...
The United Kingdom (UK) is an important destination for German agri-food products. This becomes espe...
Under the leitmotif of "Global Britain", the British government is painting Brexit as a unique oppor...
For the European Union, the exit of the United Kingdom will not only have major economic consequence...
In late-March 2019 the United Kingdom is scheduled to leave the European Union. Will Brexit lead to ...
The Brexit vote has added a new severe test to the future of the EU but it could also give a welcome...
Germany has come to dominate the EU, says Alan Sked in the third of a series of pieces for LSE Brexi...
It is not obvious if the EU would lose or gain from a Brexit, writes Lorenzo Codogno. Judging from t...
Despite the United Kingdom never having adopted the euro, the upcoming Brexit will have consequences...
Is the EU in danger of collapse following the UK’s decision to leave? Miguel Angel Lara Otaola write...
Britain and the EU need each other, but Britain needs the EU more than vice versa, argues Holger Sch...
A European Union without Britain would make Germany even more dominant – but that is not necessarily...