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Brexit
For half a century I have campaigned for a united Europe with Britain playing a full role. The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) that was approved by the British Parliament on 30 December heralded, for me, a very bad and very very painful day. The TCA finalises Britain’s divorce from […]
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The failure to move Albania and North-Macedonia into EU accession candidate is more complex than just blaming the reluctant group of wealthy member states.
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While Brexit was a non-issue in the Irish general election, considerable challenges emerge from it.
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Ireland: Clash between the official narrative of the economy and the lived reality of people’s lives
Fine Gael had been telling the public for several years now that the economy was improving – and yet people were clearly not feeling that.
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if the Conservatives secure a majority of seats in the Commons, then Brexit will happen next year. If they don’t, then there will be a new referendum. But anything can happen.
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A podcast interview with the historian Luuk van de Middelaar on the technocratic approach at EU level which is no longer credible.
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The UK referendum on the EU in 2016, has resulted in much discussion about a divided nation especially with younger people.
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We have to ask ourselves the question: what do European citizens actually expect from our Union?
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