The Prime Minister claimed on 10 December 2018 that she had decided to postpone the Commons vote on her deal because “on the issue of the Northern Ireland backstop, there remains widespread and deep concern”. But it is important to […]
Professor Arthur Noble, MA, PhD, Emeritus Professor of German at the French Universities of Metz and Nancy 2, analyses the latest pronouncements from the Eurosceptic Alternative für Deutschland party in Germany. Given the German dominance of the EU, a German […]
We would like to wish all of our members, supporters and readers a very Merry Christmas, and a free and sovereign 2019. Of course, we know that the latter is far from guaranteed. All we want for Christmas is for […]
David Dring takes a look at the potential constitutional impropriety of Theresa May’s conduct on Brexit, and considers whether she may even have breached the Ministerial Code. David is a Conservative Party member and active contributor to the Bruges Group’s Facebook discussion group. […]
CIB has repeatedly stated that the battle for Brexit is far from over. And so it has proven with the publication of May’s deadly deal with the EU. It is even worse than we feared. The deal will lock us […]
The author is a researcher on UK-EU integration issues, who wishes to remain anonymous for professional reasons The draft withdrawal agreement is out, to much controversy. What are the possibilities for what will happen next? The draft has gaps, so […]
