Whoever wins the race to become the new PM will have a battle on their hands. For despite Brexit, as Sheila Lawlor, Politeia’s Research Director explains, the...
Leaving the EU was the first stage of exit. We must now move forward and leave behind the EU’s system of regulation, says Barnabas Reynolds. Only when we...
As the WTO Ministerial Conference met in Geneva last week, expectations were not high. Yet not only was some progress made, says David Collins, but the WTO...
As the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill makes its way through Parliament, John Marenbon, applauds its aims, but proposes some amendments to the means. But the...
The Brexit Freedoms Bill aims to end the special legal status of EU law. It will also simplify the removal of retained EU law. Here Barnabas...
The UK proposals to change parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol if negotiation fails to end the Irish Sea Border friction is consistent with international trade law,...
The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill is due to have its report stage and third reading on June 13th. But, says Daniel Robinson, a more intractable...
As the government plans to amend the Northern Ireland Protocol, Sheila Lawlor explains that posturing over its sanctity relies on poor history and bad politics
Sinn Féin’s Northern Ireland election success is the stuff of nightmares for the Irish Government, says Ray Bassett. But it may open the way for a...
This week’s council election results show that ‘top down government’ is no vote winner. Here Anthony Coombs, Chairman of S&U and a former MP, explains that the...