The latest European Conversations podcast. This episode is in conversation with Susanne Oberhauser, Director of the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK. We discuss a range of topics: what… Read More »
The Labour Party and Rebuilding Trust with the EU
As chair of the Labour Movement for Europe, Stella Creasy MP is a powerful champion for the UK building a more cooperative, progressive and mutually benefitial relationship with the EU.… Read More »
The State of EU-UK Relations – and does Scotland get a say?
“Given Starmer’s Brexit-respecting red lines, the soft power of Scotland in Brussels, is, sadly, likely to be ignored not engaged with by a Labour government.”… Read More »
The case for a return to the single market
Brexit and Business – Findings from the report and making the case for a return to the Single Market Wed 22 Nov 2023 18.30-19.30 Online Panel discussion. The struggles of… Read More »
Better late than never: horizon Deal
“In its drive to remain a global science superpower, the UK should be able to derive strength not just from its own Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) and universities but also from the strongest possible links with fellow scientists and researchers in the European Union.”… Read More »
Scotland’s international profile in europe
The periodic rows that blow up when Scottish government ministers venture abroad to the European Union or beyond are not, as everyone knows, a spat about devolved powers, writes Kirsty… Read More »
Scotland WITHIN UK – or UK WITHOUT Scotland?
In the referendum on Scottish independence held in 2014, the Scottish clearly rejected the idea of their country becoming an independent country by 55.3% to 44.7%. Nevertheless, for the Scottish… Read More »
Brexit: a failed project in a failing state
Another Europe Is Possible Brexit has failed to address any of the substantive challenges of the day, but it was not a ‘year zero’ for the many problems facing the… Read More »