Last week marked the half way point between 23rd June 2016 – that euphoric day when we voted to leave the EU – and the actual day on which we will actually leave:- March 29th 2019. On Friday, Mrs May […]
“Brexit means Brexit,” Theresa May famously said on a number of occasions last year, “And I intend it to work for everybody.” With the half-way point between the referendum vote and Brexit day looming next month, current pronouncements from the […]
By David Banks. This post originally appeared on the Bruges Group website and is reproduced with permission Since the Brexit vote, the UK has given a green light to the juggernaut of EU military schemes on the understanding we would […]
On this website, we have expressed our concern that the Government shows no desire to disentangle ourselves from EU defence policy on Brexit. This latest Government paper has done nothing to alleviate our worries. Rather than provide our own assessment […]
By David Banks. With thanks to The Bruges group on whose website this appeared previously. There are five main areas which the EU has been pursuing in order to establish what it calls an ‘EU Defence Union’ across the 28 […]
Dominic Grieve, the Conservative Chairman of the Commons Intelligence and Security Committee, argues that the UK must retain membership of the EU’s law enforcement agency (Europol) after Brexit, even if this means “accepting EU rules and judicial oversight for the […]
