Data to move centre stage — Call for Evidence issued for a European data mobility space While the recent focus […]
The Genetic Technology Bill recognises the demand to update the UK regulatory frameworks to engage with scientific technologies and support […]
148. That was the number of Conservative MPs voting against the Prime Minister yesterday. A much higher figure than predicted […]
On 31 January, the UK’s Cabinet Office published its paper on the Benefits of Brexit. A good deal has been […]
The next six months are set to be particularly interesting from a political point of view in Europe. We’ve asked […]
There is considerable speculation that the United Kingdom government will trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland protocol during the […]
Anyone with experience of trade deals will tell you that the biggest challenge is not removing tariffs but removing the […]
For decades, London was the financial capital of the EU and its direct connection to global financial markets. Yet, an agreement on financial services was largely […]
This week, the Government published its long-awaited response to the consultation on proposals to establish ten Freeports across the UK. […]
In a world dominated by Covid-19, it is easy to forget about the once ubiquitous topic of Brexit. Yet behind […]
This political timeline is indicative of the political situation today; it is subject to change. It sets out the process […]
Originally published by the European Centre for Political Economy on 26 February 2020 After Brexit, our attention to UK […]
Dublin, 13 November 2019 International communications consultancy Hume Brophy today announces the appointment of former Special Advisor to Tánaiste Simon […]
Hard Brexit proponents in the UK extol the virtues of leaving the EU without a deal on what is known […]
The number of companies that have successfully listed in Europe recently, and the list of those that are expected to […]
