Estimated time of reading: ~ 3 minutes The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union has led to notable changes for UK-based organisations seeking to engage in EU-funded projects. Brexit has not completely barred UK organisations from participating in EU projects, but it has introduced limitations and fewer opportunities due to the UK’s new status […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 2 minutes Brexit officially took place at the beginning of 2020, on January 31st. A few months ago, the reality of both the economies in the United Kingdom and the European Union changed due to the COVID pandemic first and the Russian invasion of Ukraine later. Those issues had a huge impact, […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 2 minutes Immigration was one of the main reasons that led voters in the United Kingdom to support the “Leave” campaign at the Brexit referendum. EU workers from Eastern Europe were approximately 1.2 million in 2015, a few months before the vote: Polish citizens were more than 850,000, followed by Romanians (175,000) […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 1 minutes Recent developments in the Indo-Pacific area, and namely the signature of the AUKUS trilateral alliance between the US, the UK and Australia, shook the international order of the region and generated a chaining of events that implies repercussions also in the EU. More in detail, delicate equilibria revolving […]
In wake of economic turbulences caused by the Brexit, migrant crisis seems to be again omitted. Our NEU team was giving huge importance on the news agenda when it comes to the migrant crisis. Therefore, with this article we would again like to underline what’s happening with migrants in Europe. This time, we dedicate our […]
While the Brexit decision gives a clear message of a desire for greater sovereignty and control over UK structures, markets, and legislation, it is still unclear what this means for the energy sector. Are we aiming for an independent UK energy sector? Do we want to reverse the trajectory we have been on for several […]
A new chapter, maybe the last and most difficult one, is now open in Brexit talks between United Kingdom and European Union. All eyes are on London, where prime minister Boris Johnson is defending with strength the Internal Markets Bill, a new proposed law that according to him the last resort against “the EU threatening […]
Among the most important political facts of the last years we can mention for sure the Brexit process with all its consequences and debates, happened before, during and after it. Following the General Elections of last year finally a deal was found between the United Kingdom and the European Union. This deal had several pacts […]
The process of UK’s leaving of the EU was finalized earlier this year. With almost one year of the UK’s being de facto outside the 27 bloc, several new economic analyses emerged with assessment of how the Brexit will actually cost the UK in short, medium, and long term. How much will the UK pay? […]
It is THE fact. Still it is. And so, we opted for an extra issue on it. On Brexit evolutions depends the life of many people, not only in the UK but also here in Brussels. And in Ireland and Scotland too. The decision on it could change the EU forever. The Ultimatum of The […]
