It is fundamental that the electoral process to be wrapped up peacefully and to secure the safety of voters, candidates and civil society activists.
detailsWhile the single market is a valuable asset, it cannot be Europes sole frame of reference. To become an effective strategic actor, the EU must make the most of all of the tools at its disposal, and that requires developing a compelling strategic vision an
detailsPoor coverage of Britains withdrawal from the European Union risks creating a democratic deficit and storing up resentment for the future.
detailsThe United Kingdoms bid to withdraw from the European Union is typically characterized as a dramatic manifestation of British nationalism.
detailsThe British prime minister must choose between politics and principle when it comes to pulling her country out of the European Union. Tony Blair’s experience offers a lesson.
detailsThe euro may be approaching another crisis. Italy, the eurozones third largest economy, has chosen what can at best be described as a Euroskeptic government
detailsEveryone is waiting for Europe to make its move even as European companies in Iran are beginning to prepare their exit from the country
detailsHow much harder would Brexit have been had the United Kingdom adopted the euro back in 2000?
detailsPerhaps the recent attack on a former Russian agent in a quiet English country town will be enough to show Brexiteers that a Britain alone is a Britain vulnerable
detailsObservers say lack of clarity among EU member states over delisting likely an attempt to preempt questions about their own tax havens
detailsAfter the “Leave” camp won the referendum, the Conservative Party, split over withdrawal from the EU
detailsRival European centers have spotted an opportunity to claw some of this business back to the continent
detailspolicymakers will need to acknowledge that they still lack effective policy-coordination tools
detailsGermany can either save Europe or refugees not both. To stem the rise of the far-right, the chancellor will be forced to make gut-wrenching decisions
detailsThe first uncertainty is the date when exit negotiations will start
detailsThe vote for Brexit was a great shock; the morning after the vote, the disintegration of the European Union seemed practically inevitable
detailsOnce the U.K. is out, the fundamental principle of free movement will no longer apply
detailsHas Brexit paved the way for the decline of one of the EU’s most dynamic economies and the end of London’s reign as a global financial center?
detailsReferendums aren’t binding. Just ask the Greeks, who voted to reject EU austerity measures and then saw their government cave anyway
detailsHow to minimise the damage of Britain’s senseless, self-inflicted blow
detailsThe basics of what happens next are outlined in Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty
details. The European migration crisis and the Brexit debate fed on each other
detailsThe decision to leave the EU will dominate British national life for the next decade, if not longer
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