Brexit
Opinion
Brexit, the press and the territorial constitution
,Greg Davies and Dan Wincott, Cardiff University, examine press coverage across four major court judgements from after the 2016 Brexit referendum and how this shaped the UK's constitutional poli
Opinion
The UK and the EU - farther apart than ever?
As Brexit negotiations continue, the question still stands, what will the relationship between the UK and EU look like?
Opinion
How the EU might become a divisive issue for Ireland's next government
Influenced by the long-term implications of Covid-19 and related economic crisis, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have made a previously unthinkable move, and agreed to form a coalition government, a
Opinion
Devolution arrangements within the UK during the next phase of Brexit
Jack Sheldon, University of Cambridge, and Hedydd Phylip, Cardiff University, discuss the next stage of Brexit negotiations and whether the UK Government will involve the devolved nations in ne
Opinion
The Economics of Scotland-rUK Border
David Bell, University of Stirling, for the Scottish Centre on European Relations latest report 'An Independent Scotland in EU: Issues for Accession' discusses what the implications would be fo
Opinion
Lessons for Scotland from the EU’s Enlargement to Central and Eastern Europe
From the Scottish Centre on European Relations report 'An Independent Scotland in the EU: Issues for Accession', Director Kirsty Hughes, provides an overview of EU enlargement over the years, t
Opinion
Brexit, the Irish border and Coronavirus
Jonathan Evershed, University College Cork, discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and looming Brexit negotiations, arguing that the response to the virus continues to show the gap between Ireland and
Opinion
The reality of Brexit does not go away as normal politics is suspended
The coronavirus crisis makes it difficult to progress other areas of policy, but the clock ticks on Brexit negotiations.