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Red Herrings & Black Swans: Passport Denied?
There‘s much talk about the likely costs of Brexit for British companies. But European businesses would do well readying themselves for impact, too. Paris, …
Brexit Doesn’t Mean Brexit
Theresa May’s new plan would only grant the United Kingdom pseudo-independence.
What Germany Needs to Do Next … On Brexit
A desperate Theresa May will turn to you for help. You will need to call her bluff.
“Why Are You Still Here?”
The UK and the US are taking their time leaving the EU and the Paris climate accords respectively.
Europe’s Power Shifts
One year on from the Brexit vote, the EU’s political landscape is profoundly changed.
Brexit Chaos
After the UK election, the country’s position is as unclear as the future of the prime minister.
Close-Up: Michel Barnier
British media have painted the EU chief Brexit negotiator as an inflexible ideologue. It’s a caricature few in Brussels recognize.
Uniting the Kingdom
For Theresa May the UK snap election comes with little political risk, and potentially significant rewards.
Charging at Windmills
Threatening war against Spain over the future of Gibraltar, the Brexiteers’ inflated self-regard has seeped into the military sphere.
Taking Back Control
The Brexit vote was supposed to reestablish parliamentary sovereignty. It has done the opposite.
Breaking Good
Brussels shouldn’t leave Brexit to the British; it’s time for the EU to define its interests.
A Quantum of Solace
London is likely to use its security assets as bargaining chips in the Brexit negotiations.
