Brexit
“Labour’s Post-Brexit EU Reset – Not Many Hurt.”
John Palmer on the pressures for growing alignment with the EU in the face of the Trump/Putin duopoly
The European Union confronts a series of...
What has gone wrong with Brexit?
Philip Gough on the fantasies and realities
It can be argued that the UK’s exit from the EU happened by accident. Feeling threatened by UKIP...
Low in detail but high stakes on Starmer’s ‘growth’ plan
Paul Teasdale argues that a deal with the EU will be critical for the success of Labour’s industrial strategy
Timing is everything
Calls for Britain to rejoin the European Union are ill-timed and counter-productive, says Peter Kenyon. PR and a UK-wide Northern Ireland arrangement could start the process. Will Starmer get it?
What does Labour say on Europe now?
With Rishi Sunak apparently increasingly walking off with Keir Starmer's Brexit policy, how does Labour position itself on Europe now? asks Denis MacShane.
No future for isolated Britain
John Palmer asks what now for the pro-EU internationalist left after the Brexit disaster
Secrecy on trade after Brexit
Victor Anderson says trade talks have become more important for two reasons: Brexit and Biden
Supply chain chaos? Blame the immigrants!
Is the suppression of migration the price that has to be paid for the transition to a high wage economy? Don Flynn argues it rather sets the scene for a long period of economic depression that will impact on all workers
Brexit damage compounded by Johnson incompetence
The UK economy faces a triple threat – two of which are of the Government’s making, says Paul Teasdale
View from the European left
Josef Weidenholzer says the UK departure from the EU should not be the start of blame games