It’s now the third round of Brexit negotiations. Last week, we were given what amounted to an aspiration list – five “position papers” following on from two the previous week which went into very little detail as to how the […]
A week in which five somewhat underwhelming position papers were published by the Department for Exiting the European Union was rounded off by a piece of somewhat better news. Next week, Crawford Falconer, a New Zealander, will take up his […]
This is the final of the five position papers released by the Department for Exiting the European Union in advance of the next round of talks between David Davis and Michel Barnier, which are due to begin next week. It […]
This latest Government position paper begins with a phrase we have heard time after time “new deep and special relationship.” This is a most unfortunate term, although at least it makes the point that we don’t want to make enemies […]
The title of the latest government position paper is a bit of a mouthful. Importantly, it deals specifically with civil, not criminal law, so it does not touch on the contentious issue of the European Arrest Warrant. The paper confirms […]
At the moment, the papers, especially those of a remoaner persuasion, are full of positive news about the Eurozone economy. In spite of the European Central bank’s programme of quantitative easing, which tends to reduce the value of a given […]
