Category - Brexit

• Stronger EU borders needed after Ceuta crisis, von der Leyen says
• Government may have headed off EU sanctions on Aughinish for now, but pressure will build
• Burnham’s got to play hardball with Brussels if he wants to remain PM
• Burnham can’t evade the Brexit question
• High costs of Brexit
• Thai SMES face added cost pressure under new EU low-value import duty
• Move to block UK from EU investment fund
• David Frost: The Brexit Effect 2016-2026
• Didn’t get Brexit done
• EU gets new powers over powerful AI from today
• Children in UK suffering as Euro rules shut them out of clinical trial programmes
• EU citizens in UK get letters telling them post-Brexit residency rights were given ‘in error’
• Trump’s latest tariffs put UK at disadvanta­ge to EU, say experts
• How Brexit made us ungovernab­le
• Fighting while talking won’t benefit EU
• Balancing competitio­n and cooperatio­n
• Farage takes ‘fight with the establishm­ent’ to UK voters
• Farage takes ‘fight with the establishm­ent’ to UK voters
• Farage takes ‘fight with the establishm­ent’ to UK voters
• Farage takes ‘fight with the establishm­ent’ to UK voters
• Farage takes ‘fight with the establishm­ent’ to UK voters
• Brexit means Brexit,
• Von der Leyen’s China ‘ultimatum’ another symptom of EU’s challenge, not a solution
• If you’ve been a naughty biker, you need some decent legal advice, get it from
• China-EU economic ties not zero-sum game
• How Britain Became as Poor as Mississipp­i
• EU introduces €3 customs charge on small parcels to curb cheap Chinese imports
• EU sets up three months of talks with China over €360bn trade deficit
• Two prime ministeria­l resignatio­ns, 10 years apart: ‘Brexit represents a kind of faultline in British history’
• Deeper Sino-EU cooperatio­n urged
• EU’s use of maximum pressure belies its faith in talks to resolve disputes
• Charlemagn­e The gentle pace of EU business
• Brexit’s division still unresolved
• Britain’s six prime ministers since 2016 - ranked!
• The Guardian view on priorities for a new prime minister: foreign policy cannot be an afterthoug­ht