Brexit

Increasing global connectivity has brought with it a new range of security threats that were unfathomable just decades ago. Global reliance on the internet and on virtual networks has revealed …

(CEPA). Although CEPA represents a necessary post-Brexit replication and adaption of the EU–Japan economic … partnerships, particularly as the implications of Brexit and the role of EU funding to the ESA are realized …

In the U.S., concerns about political corruption are especially widespread. Two-in-three Americans agree that the phrase “most politicians are corrupt” describes their country well.

crucial issues such as Scottish independence and Brexit were decided by referendum, support is somewhat … have a favorable view of the right-wing populist Brexit Party, now called Reform UK (76%) compared with … Rally and La France Insoumise in France and the Brexit Party (Reform UK) in the UK for our analyses for … for the same reason. 4 Because the Brexit vote about whether to leave the European Union took place … Note: S open- W ? Views of Brexit Party (Reform UK) based on question asking whether …

This second edition of IISD's Trade and Sustainability Review features analytical pieces and commentaries that focus on a series of transitions in the realm of trade and sustainability development—from new …

Countries? Michael Gasiorek 41 UK Trade Post-Brexit: After the teething, the trouble Peter Ungphakorn … time in complicated ways. For many LDCs, the Brexit trade deal will probably not have a major impact …

helped fuel the rise of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland, or AfD). It was again the case with Brexit and even the COVID-19 pandemic. All of these circumstances tested the European Union, which emerged …

Deutschland, or AfD). It was again the case with Brexit and even the COVID-19 pandemic. All of these circumstances …

In less than four decades the People’s Republic of China, embracing landmark market reforms, lifted more than 800 million of its people out of poverty and became the second largest …

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In recent years, populist figures, movements and parties have been widely seen as a threat to the liberal international order. But this prevalent narrative is misleading. Much analysis has focused …

theory and the politics of foreign policy in the Brexit referendum’, Global Affairs, 5(4–5): pp. 347–367 …

EU-UK cooperation on foreign policy will be hampered by the emotional and political fallout from a difficult divorce and boosted by a renewed transatlantic relationship. In the longer term, external …

Partners? The EU-UK Foreign Policy Relationship After Brexit Stefan Lehne March 30, 2021 Article Source: … reduction of development assistance. Although Brexit was an important motivation for the policy review … occasion for a reality check on the consequences of Brexit on EU foreign policy. How has the UK’s departure … affected the EU’s capacity in this field? How has Brexit changed the political dynamics in the EU and the … 2016 referendum to leave the union, many expected Brexit to mark the beginning of the EU’s terminal decline …

An increasing number of politicians and analysts argue that the European Union should boost its ‘strategic autonomy’ and/or develop a higher degree of ‘European sovereignty’. These concepts encompass a greater …

2021 Ten reflections on a sovereignty-first Brexit Centre for European Reform, December 2020 The … cer.eu/insights/ten-reflections-sovereignty-first-brexit https://www.bruegel.org/2021/03/the-eu-cant-se …

“Agreements concluded by the Union are binding upon the institutions of the Union and on its Member States.” (Article 216(2) TFEU). According to the Case-law of the Court of Justice …

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In what is a vital year for cooperative climate diplomacy, 2021 could represent a decisive shift in efforts to tackle the climate crisis. Countries are due to submit revised pledges …

the energy and climate policy implications of Brexit, climate risk (particularly in China) and on the … scenarios. He has worked as a civil servant on Brexit negotiations, as an analyst at Investec Asset …