Creating strong, constructive relations with the EU and its member states is a welcome sight after the Tories’ destructive chaos of Brexit, including the damage to the UK’s international reputation and influence.
But how much difference is it going to make to the reality of the UK’s position fully outside the EU? And does Scotland get any say in how this all unfolds?… Read More »
A selection of recent press articles on the UK’s new government, where it mightstand with Europe, and the changed political landscape across the UK. Ourselection includes a thoughtful piece from… Read More »
A new Labour government is not going to have any breathing space on foreign policy as it picks up the reins – including on European relations. Today, Hungary takes over the EU’s six month presidency with its deliberately provocative strapline of ‘make Europe great again’. Yesterday, Le Pen’s National Rally came top of the polls with 34.5% of the vote in the first round of Macron’s rashly-called election.… Read More »
A selection of press and academic articles on the EU and Brexit As summer and a new UK government loom on the horizon we are publishing our second edition of… Read More »
In her latest article, Kirsty Hughes challenges the view held in some political, media and academic circles that the UK has little appetite for rejoining the EU. … Read More »
In a Bylines Scotland podcast, David Martin, president of the European Movement in Scotland (EMiS) and former Labour MEP talks to Martin Roche about the new European Parliament, about Labour’s… Read More »
David Clarke writes in The Herald European Movement in Scotland (EMiS) Chair, David Clarke, writes in The Herald about the Brexit silence of the two big UK parties, calling on… Read More »
The Far Right’s success in this month’s European elections was not as absolute as many commentators claim and cannot provide cover for watering down the Green Deal. By David Gow… Read More »
