Earlier this month, Michel Barnier stated that while the UK would regain full sovereignty over its waters post-Brexit, the fish in those waters were ‘another story’. Unfortunately for Barnier, international law proves him completely wrong on this point, writes CIB […]
Torquil Dick-Erikson explains why the European Arrest Warrant remains a threat to British citizens’ civil liberties, and to national security. Worryingly, even a no-deal Brexit may not be enough to free ourselves from it. How many in government, at any […]
CIB committee member David Banks explains why UK sovereignty in the sphere of defence is still far from assured. He explains the latest risks and traps we still need to be alert to. This article was originally published by Brexit Watch […]
Former Irish ambassador Dr Ray Bassett explains how the country’s Establishment is overrun with a pro-EU groupthink. The Irish people have been subject to unremitting pro-EU propaganda for decades, but the myth that the country’s prosperity depends on EU membership […]
Civil servant ‘Caroline Bell’ argues that tearing up the Withdrawal Agreement would be counter-productive. The worst aspects of the Withdrawal Agreement can be mitigated by interpreting the text in a way that suits UK interests, and rejecting the EU’s maximalist […]
Germany is pushing for the adoption of a common threat assessment called a ‘Strategic Compass’ to orient the EU’s military policy – and is seeking the UK’s participation. The lack of democratic oversight envisaged by the plan should give all […]
