Brexit
Publication
Europe and Northern Ireland's Future
The implications of Brexit for Northern Ireland are profound, given its history and geographical position as a land border with the European Union.
Opinion
Caught Between the Devil and the DUP
The path being pursued by the DUP in Brexit, says Jonathan Evershed, is not so far from the mainstream of Unionist opinion.
Theresa May’s pact with the DUP has se
Opinion
The devolved system waits for the referee
Richard Parry discusses the interacting policies on devolution and Brexit in the current impasse between UK and devolved governments.
Opinion
How the EU has Changed Politics in Northern Ireland
The twentieth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement has been overshadowed by questions concerning the Irish border and the relationship between the North and South of Ireland in the wake of
Opinion
A Federal Future for Farming?
Stephen Hornsby, a partner at Goodman Derrick LLP, comments on Michael Keating's recent paper on the policy making implications of Brexit for agriculture in the UK.
Opinion
Is the UK straining at the seams?
With little enough fanfare, Cabinet Office Minister David Liddington MP set out how Britain will operate post-Brexit.
Opinion
No Solution Yet for the Irish Border
The Irish border has proved to be one of the most intractable aspects of Brexit, says Michael Keating, and the proposals put forward by the UK Government show little signs of being endorsed b
Opinion
The Devil in Detailed Wording: EU negotiating guidelines and clause 11
Richard Parry discusses the attempts to express political objectives in secure legal wording as Brexit progresses
On 20 December 2017 the EU Commission set out i
Opinion
The Irish Border Conundrum
The current compromise on the border issue between Northern Ireland and the Republic relies on a subsequent technocratic fix, which, says Michael Keating, provides ample material for argumen
Opinion
North, South, East and West on Brexit
Richard Parry reflects on the first-stage agreement between the UK and EU that defuses political of tension but has little comfort for the proponents of Brexit and leaves all to play for in t