The Meaning of Brexit Jun 25, 2016 Jeffrey D. Sachs Brexit is a watershed event that signals the need for a new kind of globalization, one that could be far superior to the status quo that was ...

The World The Brexit Debate Has Become a Fight Over the Meaning of Democracy Both sides say they’re fighting for what the people want. They’re both full of it.

Stop Looking for Meaning in Brexit This wasn't some great multi-decade reckoning. It wasn't foreordained. It was a series of accidents.

The U.K. Parliament is in a bitter fight over how much power it should have over Brexit -- specifically whether lawmakers get to decide what happens next if they vote down the divorce deal Prime ...

If you like chocolate, Brexit and future trade negotiations should matter to you, ... Brexit's bitter-sweet meaning for chocolate lovers - and Ivory Coast. Published. 1 December 2016. Share.

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has set out her Brexit plan, which sees Britain keeping close ties to the European Union for trade in goods, but breaking free on services, including financial ...

Brexit is costing the UK £9bn a year meaning there is £173m a week less to spend on the NHS. by David Jinks MILT May 5, 2022. written by David Jinks MILT 5 th May 22 12:26 pm.

In Northern Ireland, Brexit is once again raising difficult questions of identity: Catholic vs. Protestant, Irish vs. British, nationalist vs. unionist.

It revises trade rules. Then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government opted to let the EU grant Northern Ireland a rather unique status, meaning that goods produced elsewhere in the U.K ...

Brexit five years on: What was promised vs what we got. ... meaning 60 per cent is yet to materialise. The economic damage has been caused by a drop in trade between the UK and EU, ...

Sir Keir’s reset, it is now obvious, will not be a structural jump that produces a big change to the Brexit settlement. Rather it will be part of a long glidepath of Britain slowly reconverging ...

In the first post-Brexit fishing deal, agreed in 2020, the government wanted European fishermen to give up 80 per cent of their catch in British waters. In the end, however, the EU gave up just 25 ...