Brexit
Opinion
Brexit Politicisation means Polarisation in Northern Ireland
The politicisation of Brexit, combined with deteriorating relations between London and Dublin, has created a toxic atmosphere in Northn Ireland, says Mary Murphy, which will require imaginati
Opinion
What is Special About Customs?
Given that there are many policy differences between Northern Ireland and other parts of the UK, asks Jonathan Evershed, why has customs policy been singled out as a red line by Unionists?
Opinion
Process and tactics in the Brexit end-game
Richard Parry reviews a fast-evolving situation as the march of time and need to reconcile rhetoric and practicality constrain policy-makers.
Opinion
End of Free Movement Poses Risk for Communities and Businesses
The end of Free Movement following Brexit will have a dramatic impact on the ability of all areas of the UK to attract low-skilled labour.
News
Report: Scotland Will Struggle to Compete for Migrant Workers
New research conducted by the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow suggests that a post-Brexit Scotland is likely to find itself losing out on much-needed low-skilled migrant labour from the Europ
Opinion
Crisis, Headache or Sideshow?
Different political actors have responded to the decision by the Scottish Parliament to withhold its consent for the UK Government’s showpiece EU (Withdrawal) Bill in very different ways.
Opinion
Can the Sewel Convention Survive Brexit?
The Sewel Convention has historically worked well, says Michael Keating, but Brexit will put it to the test.
Opinion
Has Parliament Taken Charge of Brexit?
The hesitant progress of Brexit legislation through Westminster has provided parliament with an opportunity to show its teeth and, says Tobias Lock, it demonstrates that the legislature has bit