Brexit
Brexit’s parallels with Trump tariffs tell a tale
Both were widely billed as economic shocks that would send the financial world into paroxysms; they did not, at least not at the outset
Europe E3 re-emerges as economic and political powerhouse
GERMAN Chancellor Friedrich Merz makes his first official visit to the United Kingdom on Thursday (Jul 17) to sign a landmark bilateral friendship deal. The agreement confirms not only warmer economic...
Bank of England risks repeat of Brexit pessimism as growth signals diverge
Government data have been under suspicion amid a series of statistical flaws primarily affecting the labour market data, but also covering estimates of GDP
UK economic team looks beyond Europe
A potential new trade agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council shows that London is putting emphasis on consolidating ties with key non-EU nations, post-Brexit
Brexit reset is big moment, but whisper it quietly
The politics of it remains challenging for the Labour government
UK strikes EU trade and defence reset in ‘new era’ for relations
The reset will cut red tape, boost food affordability, energy security, and add £9 billion to UK economy by 2040
UK and EU poised to grasp post-Brexit reset as talks go to wire
Resolutions are expected to be found in time for Monday’s meeting, but the question remained as to how detailed the texts published at the summit would be
Brussels and London look to Brexit ‘reset’
As significant as the Brexit reset on Monday may prove to be, it may well only be the first of multiple renegotiations in the decade or two to come
UK grand strategy faces formidable post-Brexit test
UK PRIME Minister Keir Starmer has been boosted by US President Donald Trump’s assertion that London may be spared US trade tariffs, unlike the European Union. However, the UK’s grand strategy may sti...
Brexit’s fifth anniversary fires up new negotiations
THE phrase “time flies when you’re having fun” refers to how the passing of years seems to be faster during enjoyable periods of one’s life, or in wider history. Yet, the last half-decade too in Europ...
