“I look forward one day to a reassertion of that Britain: to its unqualified openness to other people, backgrounds, beliefs and ideas, including friendship with neighbouring countries; to a restored recognition that true sovereignty is something to be judiciously deployed and sometimes shared…” A leading Irish ex-ambassador on Britain, Brexit and the EU… Read More »
The Trade & Cooperation Agreement on future EU-UK relations is coming into force…How’s it seen within the EU?… Read More »
Two heartfelt but campaigning messages from sister organisations to mark 100 days of full Brexit. We at EMiS are urging the return of Scotland to EU membership as soon as possible…… Read More »
‘The draft Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the EU and the UK must not open the door to tax avoidance and money laundering. The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the European Parliament has reiterated this demand in a joint letter supported by all pro-European political groups.’… Read More »
‘In 2019, Labour lost more of its previous voters to the smaller ‘Remain’ parties than it did to the Tories, writes Richard Corbett. Of those ‘Leave’ votes that were lost by Labour, it was mostly for other reasons. And many of those who supported Brexit will not be enamoured with Johnson’s deal.… Read More »
David Hannay, former UK ambassador to the EU and to the UN, spells out how the British government got the talks with the EU on a future partnership so badly wrong… Read More »
While the negotiators haggle over a deal to avoid a new-year car crash, the fundamental problem is the obsolete notion of sovereignty held in London.… Read More »
Brexiters have constantly weaponised lies, half-truths, doctored statistics and the like to make (and win) the case for leaving the EU. Here, we counter a number of the most overused Brexit myths – a useful resource for anyone wanting to respond to the UK Government’s propaganda. … Read More »
