Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs, examines a recent EU report on vaping. While vaping is being embraced by the NHS as an effective method to help smokers give up cigarettes, the EU’s SCHEER […]
CIB chairman Edward Spalton reflects that an independent Scotland would be forced to endure years of crippling austerity if it chose to rejoin the EU. Moreover, the EU elite has a history of treating its smaller member states with contempt. […]
The EU Commission has tightened its Covid vaccine export control mechanism, adding criteria on ‘reciprocity’ and ‘proportionality’. Dr Anna Bailey writes that this reasonable-sounding terminology is merely an attempt to disguise a naked vaccine grab as procedure-based and ethical. The […]
Italian journalist Thomas Fazi writes that European states are being offered a pittance in Covid recovery funding in exchange for giving up even more power to the EU. The 750 billion euro ‘Next Generation’ Covid fund is all about increasing […]
The new Trade and Cooperation Agreement with the EU is a huge betrayal of our fishing industry. Nevertheless, the deal does offer some opportunities – but the government will need to be proactive in seizing them, writes Fishing for Leave’s […]
Professor Anthony Coughlan of Trinity College Dublin – an Irish Nationalist – explains why anyone who respects the Good Friday Agreement should speak out against the destabilising effects of the NI Protocol. To preserve the Agreement, Nationalists and Unionists alike […]
