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Delaying departure from March turned Brexit into a long process instead of the clear act of departure under and envisaged by international law, says Dr Thomas Grant*...
By removing the party whip from rebel MPs, the prime minister is restoring the institutional basis for democratic government, says Politeia’s Director, Sheila Lawlor*. Boris Johnson has had...
This week, opposition MPs, with the collusion of Tory rebels and the Commons’ Speaker, want to seize control of Brexit to stop it, by passing their own...
UK sovereignty begins with the straits of Dover. But its borders are not just battle lines for Brexit. They are bridges to the wider world, says Politeia’s...
Boris Johnson’s pledge as Prime Minister that EU citizens in this country will have their rights guaranteed, raises one question. If, as is likely, the Withdrawal...
This week’s recommendations from the European Supervisory Authorities (ESA) will be seen by many in the financial services sector as a wake-up call to the new prime minister to make certain...
Politics and policies have left the governing elites behind from Italy and France, to the US and the UK. The healthy scepticism that marked out many...
A short term deal for long term trade would bring certainty to UK-EU financial services says Barnabas Reynolds. With a new prime minister at the helm, the...
The debate over the UK’s Withdrawal from the EU is fundamentally about two legal systems, the UK’s common law and the civil law predominant in the...
The Prime Minister’s resignation shows that Britain’s unwritten constitution, though failed repeatedly by the powers that be, has triumphed – explains Politeia’s Director, Dr Sheila Lawlor*....