The EU’s response to its vaccine crisis has shown the organisation at its worst. Brexit has given the UK the freedom the pursue a more effective vaccine strategy. Rather than stooping to the EU’s vaccine nationalism, we should be generous […]
Regular CIB contributor Nigel Moore explains the EU’s hypocrisy on acquired rights. The EU demands acquired rights for EU citizens in the UK after Brexit, whilst refusing to grant the UK any such rights in return – even where they […]
The EU’s misguided approach to the Brexit negotiations demonstrates the failings of its technocratic style of governance. The technocratic approach fails to treat citizens as individuals with political preferences, but rather reduces them to objects whose feelings count for little […]
Doubts have recently been expressed about the legality under EU laws of the backstop in the Withdrawal Agreement (WA). Could this be the ‘tip of the legal iceberg’ and much more of the Agreement be unlawful or illegal? Significantly, the […]
Nigel Moore shows how May’s deal and no-deal are far from the only options for a timely Brexit on 29 March 2019. There is always another way if the political will is present on both sides. With the use of […]
As the scale of the mess that Theresa May has created for herself and the country on Brexit becomes clear, Nigel Moore points out that we could have already left the EU while carrying on commercial activities largely as before. Why was this […]
