Brexit
01 | August | 2019
After agreeing to a six-month extension as EU member until 31 October, Britain is more divided than ever on Brexit and facing the mounting challenges to British politics after the resignation of Theresa May and the choice of a new Prime Minister.
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Resources
Deal or No Deal: What to Know About Brexit Under Boris Johnson [23/07/2019]
Richard Pérez-Peña, New York Times
Brexit ou «plan B»: que peut-il se passer après le vote des députés sur l’accord de sortie de l’UE? [14/01/2019]
Pierre Breteau, Le Monde
Brexit: All you need to know about the UK leaving the EU [26/11/2018]
Alex Hunt & Brian Wheeler, BBC News
Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration [25/11/2018]
Department for Exiting the European Union
De 2016 à 2021, le laborieux parcours du Brexit en quinze dates [25/11/2018]
Le Monde
Theresa May's draft Brexit deal: what is it and what happens next? [14/11/2018]
Kate Lyons, The Guardian
The EU's response to Brexit
European Council
Opinions & Analysis
The Tories have become the Brexit party [01/08/2019]
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
The Two Jacobs [01/08/2019]
James Meek, London Review of Books
Why Leaving the EU Could Mean Britain Loses Scotland [01/08/2019]
Elliot Ross, The Atlantic
No-deal Brexit was once a sick Tory joke. Now it’s serious [29/07/2019]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
A post-Brexit ‘Boris boom’? Stimulus, the pound beating expectations and a possible EU deal may make it happen [29/07/2019]
David Brown, SCMP
The EU must prepare for a no-deal Brexit [28/07/2019]
Wolfgang Münchau, Financial Times
Can Boris Johnson Survive Contact With Brexit Reality? [24/07/2019]
Aleks Eror, World Politics Review
Brexit and the left [23/07/2019]
Neal Lawson, Social Europe
Boris Johnson Is How Britain Ends [22/07/2019]
James Butler, The New York Times
We need the ‘can do’ spirit of 1960s America to help us get out of the EU [21/07/2019]
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Johnson’s threat to British soft power [18/07/2019]
Gordon Brown, The Daily Star
Brexit: wisdom of crowds proves effective predictor of Britain’s chaotic EU departure [17/07/2019]
Aleks Berditchevskaia & Kathy Peach, The Conversation
Brexit is at an impasse — so let the people decide its fate [16/07/2019]
Margaret Beckett & Dominic Grieve, The Evening Standard
What Is Wrong With Us? [10/07/2019]
Rory Stewart, New Statesman
Royaume-Uni: cap sur le Brexit dur! [05/07/2019]
Frédérique Berrod, The Conversation
No-deal Brexit is a tripwire into economic chaos [05/07/2019]
Carolyn Fairbairn, Financial Times
The insecurity of a new no-deal Brexit Prime Minister [02/07/2019]
Helena Farrand Carrapico, Jocelyn Mawdsley & Richard G. Whitman, LSE Blog
Where Brexit goes, the law shall follow [25/06/2019]
Rebecca Christie, Bruegel
A Brexit Prime Minister Must Offer More Than Glib Slogans [20/06/2019]
Chris Giles, Financial Times
Why a No Deal Brexit Is Now Most Likely [18/06/2019]
Ivan Rogers, Spectator
Boris Johnson is a threat to democracy itself [18/06/2019]
Simon Wren-Lewis, New Statesman
Britain’s Labour Party Has Tried to Appeal to Everyone on Brexit—and Failed [04/06/2019]
Aleks Eror, World Politics Review
Britain Now Confronts a Lost Decade [31/05/2019]
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Northern Ireland and the backstop: Why 'alternative arrangements' aren't an alternative [29/05/2019]
Sam Lowe, CER
How ambiguity on Brexit is hurting Britain’s main political parties [28/05/2019]
Ryan Bourne, Washington Post
The EU election changes nothing. May’s deal is still the only way forward [27/05/2019]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
A second referendum is a bad option for Labour. But it may be the only one left [27/05/2019]
Owen Jones, The Guardian
Corbynism is now in crisis: the only way forward is to oppose Brexit [27/05/2019]
Paul Mason, The Guardian
Theresa May’s Successor May Be Just as Doomed [24/05/2019]
Owen Matthews, Foreign Policy
May Leaves, But Brexit Remains [24/05/2019]
Thomas Raines, Chatham House
The Milkshake Party manifesto [21/05/2019]
Otto English, Politico
Britain divides but doesn’t rule [15/05/2019]
Paul Taylor, Politico
Both Labour and the Tories have gone awol on Brexit [12/05/2019]
Matthew d’Ancona, The Guardian
A Backroom Stitch-Up Won't Solve Brexit [07/05/2019]
Rachel Sylvester, Times of London
Brexit Is Killing the Special Relationship [02/05/2019]
Stephen Paduano, Foreign Policy
Northern Ireland’s peace was already in trouble. Brexit is making things harder to fix. [01/05/2019]
Kimberly Cowell-Meyers, Carolyn Gallaher, Washington Post
Ultra-Remainers Could Score a Massive Own Goal on Brexit [01/05/2019]
Owen Jones, The Guardian
Finding the Real Will of the People [30/04/2019]
Charlene Rohr & Jonathan Grant, RAND
The Spies Who Came in from the Continent [27/04/2019]
Calder Walton, Foreign Policy
Post-Brexit immigration policy that shuts out low-skilled migrants won’t suit anyone [25/04/2019]
Heather Rolfe, The Conversation
Brexit extension: how much will it actually cost the UK to leave the EU? [17/04/2019]
Jonathan Perraton, The Conversation
Brexit des Anglais: pourquoi l’Europe ne peut pas dire « c’est leur problème»? [13/04/2019]
Michel Ghazal, Contrepoints
How things could turn ugly with Brexit [11/04/2019]
Sebastian Mallaby, Washington Post
Brexit extended to October 31: why the EU chose a six-month reprieve for its awkward partner [11/04/2019]
Nieves Perez-Solorzano, The Conversation
Brexit Identities [10/04/2019]
Andrés Velasco, Project Syndicate
Brexit and the harsh reality of any further Article 50 extension [09/04/2019]
David Allen Green, Financial Times
Brexit is just one front in Europe’s battle for its soul [09/04/2019]
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Why Jeremy Corbyn secretly hopes his Brexit talks with Theresa May will fail [09/04/2019]
Craig Berry, The Conversation
Strong and stable? Britons want a new leader who is willing to break the rules, poll says. [08/04/2019]
Jennifer Hassan & Rick Noack, Washington Post
A long Brexit extension offers a chance to think again [04/04/2019]
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
The value of the customs union to the UK is overrated [04/04/2019]
Larry Elliott, The Guardian
Brexit, Ireland and the Failure of the European Idea [04/04/2019]
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
The road to Brexit: how did the UK end up here? [04/04/2019]
Christopher Fear, The Conversation
Goodbye EU, and goodbye the United Kingdom [04/04/2019]
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Why, as a Former Remainer, I'd Now Back Leaving EU [03/04/2019]
Piers Morgan, The Spectator
What the Brexit Mess Means for America [03/04/2019]
Paul R. Pillar, National Interest
Could Macron knock Britain out of the EU next week? [03/04/2019]
John Lichfield, The Guardian
The United Kingdom Has Gone Mad [03/04/2019]
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Theresa May Crosses the Rubicon [03/04/2019]
Robert Peston, Spectator
Theresa May Clearly Thinks Jeremy Corbyn Is Stupid [03/04/2019]
Sean O'Grady, Independent
Theresa May Tears Up Her Red Lines [03/04/2019]
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Theresa May was warned about Brexit. She didn’t listen. [02/04/2019]
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Le Brexit, une tragicomédie sans issue [02/04/2019]
Dominique Moïsi, Les Echos
Remainers, take note: Much of Europe just wants to excise the British cancer [01/04/2019]
Charles Grant, The Guardian
Britain’s Crisis Isn’t Constitutional. It’s Political. [01/04/2019]
Vernon Bogdanor, Foreign Policy
En finir avec le Brexit grâce aux élections européennes [01/04/2019]
Julien Damon, Le Point
British House Speaker Bercow on His Brexit Role [01/04/2019]
Interview to John Bercow, Der Spiegel
Brexit’s Endgame [01/04/2019]
Peter Kellner, Carnegie Europe
Brexit is no game. But that’s how Tories are treating the indicative votes [01/04/2019]
Barry Gardiner, The Guardian
The Empire Strikes Back: Brexit, History and the Decline of Global Britain [03/2019]
Eoin Drea, Martens Centre
EU has little appetite for another Brexit extension [31/03/2019]
Wolfgang Münchau, Financial Times
Give the people a final say: the case for a referendum is far stronger than in 2016 [31/03/2019]
Matthew d’Ancona, The Guardian
The UK needs a year-long extension on Brexit – to really take back control [30/03/2019]
Gordon Brown, The Guardian
Ireland Faces Tense Week Over Brexit Border Plans [30/03/2019]
Cliff Taylor, Irish Times
Leave vs. Remain caricatures have only added to Brexit’s messiness [30/03/2019]
Megan McArdle, Washington Post
The cost of Brexit to December 2018: Towards relative decline? [30/03/2019]
John Springford, CER
El Brexit y la obsesión de ser una isla [30/03/2019]
Rafa de Miguel, El País
The Irish Border Is a Scar [30/03/2019]
Patrick Radden Keefe, New York Times
The Brexit Hour Has Come [29/03/2019]
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Theresa May’s Third Brexit Loss Closes More Doors [29/03/2019]
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Theresa May loses another Brexit vote: here’s why April 12 is now the key date to watch [29/03/2019]
Kenneth Armstrong, The Conversation
The Guilty Men and Women of the UK's National Debacle [29/03/2019]
Anthony Seldon, New Statesman
Brexit indicative votes: what happens next? [28/03/2019]
Chris Stafford, The Conversation
What the Withdrawal 'Separation' Means For Brexit [28/03/2019]
Tom Kibasi, The Guardian
How Theresa May's greatest victory in Europe sowed the seeds of her Brexit defeat [28/03/2019]
James Crisp, Telegraph
Brexit: what a delay means for EU citizens and the settled status scheme [28/03/2019]
Egle Dagilyte, The Conversation
Brexit Fever is Breaking [28/03/2019]
Anatole Kaletsky, Project Syndicate
How Brexit brought Britain’s constitution to the brink [27/03/2019]
Matthew Cole, The Conversation
How the UK lost Brexit battle [27/03/2019]
Tom McTague, Politico
MPs Reject Every Brexit Option - What Next? [27/03/2019]
Katy Balls, Spectator
May’s exit won’t halt Britain’s slow drift into a kind of Brexit civil war [27/03/2019]
Martin Kettle, The Guardian
LBJ’s Harsh Lessons for Theresa May [27/03/2019]
John M. Roberts, Atlantic Council
Brexit Q+A: Theresa May offers to stand down as British prime minister, but there’s a catch [27/03/2019]
Tom Quinn, The Conversation
Let the People Decide on Brexit [26/03/2019]
Hans-Werner Sinn, Project Syndicate
Revoke Brexit? Don’t Hold Your Breath [25/03/2019]
Therese Raphael, Bllooomberg
Rethinking Brexit is the only way forward [23/03/2019]
Fred Kempe, CNBC
Why I am marching against Brexit today [23/03/2019]
Andrew Adonis, The Guardian
Brexit and the Speaker’s Tale [22/03/2019]
Marion Turner, Project Syndicate
The Brexit farce is about to turn to tragedy [22/03/2019]
Robert Cooper, Financial Times
Brexit deadline extended: why Brussels chose these dates and what happens now [22/03/2019]
Nieves Perez-Solorzano, The Conversation
Britain is in a hole – Europe, we need you to dig us out [20/03/2019]
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
The EU should insist on a long extension [20/03/2019]
Nicolai von Ondarza, SWP
How Second Thatcherite Revolution Could Follow Brexit Crisis [20/03/2019]
David Miliband, New Statesman
The Brexit Bind [18/03/2019]
Edward Lucas, CEPA
No deal, no border [17/03/2019]
Sam Lowe, The Business Post
Brexit: Britain’s Commonwealth pivot is nothing new [15/03/2019]
Andrew Dougall, The Interpreter
Brexit: The Essential (and Depressing) Dynamics of Theresa May’s Parliament [15/03/2019]
Peter Kellner, Carnegie Europe
The Great Realignment of Britain [14/03/2019]
David Frum, The Atlantic
MPs vote against no-deal Brexit – but what does that actually mean? [14/03/2019]
Christoph Meyer, The Conversation
Europe Without the UK: Liberated or Diminished? [13/03/2019]
Sophia Besch, et. al., CER
MPs vote against no-deal Brexit – but what does that actually mean? [13/03/2019]
Christoph Meyer, The Conversation
Brexiteers Never Wanted Brexit to Begin With [13/03/2019]
Stephen Paduano, Foreign Policy
Britain's political system is at the breaking point [13/03/2019]
Jon Worth, Al Jazeera
Brexit Britain’s weakness exposed in US trade deal documents [12/03/2019]
Michael Plouffe, The Conversation
The case for no-deal Brexit [12/03/2019]
Michael Northcott, Politico
Whither Brexit? [03/2019]
Quentin Peel, Associate Fellow, Chatham House
The Brexit Endgame: A Visual Guide [08/03/2019]
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Don’t worry, Labour’s position hasn’t really changed – a second referendum is still firmly on the cards [07/03/2019]
Sean O'Grady, The Independent
Brexit is not a retreat into isolationism – survey suggests public remains committed to global security role [07/03/2019]
Thomas Scotto, Jason Reifler &Timothy B. Gravelle, The Conversation
EU should offer UK two Brexit options [06/03/2019]
Martin Sandbu, Financial Times
How Brexit will save Britain [05/03/2019]
Otto English, Politico
Is There an Upside to Brexit? [04/03/2019]
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
Brexit delay: what it would take for the EU to agree article 50 extension [01/03/2019]
Hussein Kassim, The Conversation
Theresa May has been forced to move on Brexit — now MPs must keep pushing [28/02/2019]
Matthew D'Ancona, The Evening Standard
A second Brexit vote will destroy what little trust is left in British politics [28/02/2019]
Ella Whelan, Irish Times
A ‘clean’ Brexit doesn’t exist. May finally admits it now [27/02/2019]
Rafael Behr, The Guardian
Rationality may prevail with a new Brexit vote [26/02/2019]
Scot Lehigh, Boston Globe
Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit betrayal Is Complete [26/02/2019]
Brendan O'Neill, Spectator
Extending Article 50: One step too far for the EU? [26/02/2019]
Larissa Brunner & Fabian Zuleeg, EPC
Why Corbyn’s second referendum announcement changes everything – even if he’s still lukewarm [26/02/2019]
Andy Price, The Conversation
May Keeps Everybody Locked in Brexit Purgatory [26/02/2019]
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg
Cautious welcome in the Dáil for Brexit Apocalypse Bill [26/02/2019]
Miriam Lord, Irish Times
Brexit Backtracking [26/02/2019]
John M. Roberts, Atlantic Council
The economic effects of Brexit in the “Campo de Gibraltar”: an econometric approach [26/02/2019]
Luis Galiano Bastarrica, Elcano
Brexit endgame: One month out with no clarity in sight [25/02/2019]
Amanda Sloat, Brookings Institution
The EU 27 Are Not Ready For No-Deal Brexit [25/02/2019]
Pieter Cleppe, Spectator
On Loathing Rees-Mogg [21/02/2019]
Nicholas Spice, London Review of Books
Brexit’s Lost World [20/02/2019]
Ngaire Woods, Project Syndicate
Brexit Betrays Margaret Thatcher’s Carmaking Legacy [20/02/2019]
John Gapper, Financial Times
Brexit Briefing: What is Really Going On? [14/02/2019]
Richard Chew, Atlantic Council
May's Brexit Defeat Splits Parties and Could Prompt a Constitutional Revolution in Britain [14/02/2019]
John M. Roberts, Atlantic Council
Extending Article 50: Brussels Geopolitical Play [02/2019]
Alan Riley, CIDOB
Taking Back Control? The UK Parliament and the Brexit Withdrawal Negotiations [12/02/2019]
Tim Oliver, IAI
Brexit poll: British public thinks the EU has been harsh in negotiations [12/02/2019]
Sarah Wolff, Javier Sajuria & Tim Bale, The Conversation
A no-deal Brexit spells trouble for Emmanuel Macron [12/02/2019]
John Keiger, Spectator
The Nine Levels of Brexit Hell [09/02/2019]
James Bloodworth, Foreign Policy
The sighs have it [06/02/2019]
James O’Brien, The Times Literary Supplement
Can the UK extend the brexit deadline? [06/02/2019]
Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska, CER
A Blind Brexit Will Simply Prolong the Agony [05/02/2019]
Tony Blair,The Guardian
Another Brexit referendum would be the EU’s worst nightmare [05/02/2019]
Jean Quatremer, The Guardian
Parliament voted to get a Brexit deal done now. So let’s make it happen [05/02/2019]
Caroline Flint, The Guardian
Brexit has been driven by England’s nostalgia for an imagined past [04/02/2019]
Michael Goldfarb, The National
Brexit: The collective madness behind Britain’s plan [01/02/2019]
Ian Dunt, Washington Post
Humiliated but Unrepentant, what Next for Theresa May? [01/2019]
Francis Ghilès, CIDOB
The three problems with changing the Brexit backstop [30/01/2019]
Robert Peston, The Spectator
Europe Needs to Show Britain the Door [30/01/2019]
Judy Dempsey, Washington Post
Los efectos del repliegue europeo [30/01/2019]
Pol Morillas, El País
MPs have voted for a fantasy. It’s an indictment of our entire political class [30/01/2019]
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
The Cooper amendment’s failure is a setback for the MPs pushing for a softer Brexit [29/01/2019]
Katy Balls, Spectator
A New Way Forward for Brexit? [29/01/2019]
David A. Wemer, Atlantic Council
May thinks she’s won. But the reality of Brexit will soon hit her again [29/01/2019]
Rafael Behr, The Guardian
Welcome to the New Britain, Where Every Week Is Hell [28/01/2019]
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Brexiters Never Had a Real Exit Plan [26/01/2019]
Nick Cohen, Guardian
Brexit, le coût exorbitant du scénario de la sortie sans accord [24/01/2019]
Vincent Vicard, La Tribune
Why a no-deal Brexit would be less costly for the EU than the UK [24/01/2019]
Agelos Delis, Karen Jackson & Oleksandr Shepotylo, The Conversation
Brexit and public opinion 2019 [01/2019]
AA.VV., UK in a Changing Europe
England Has Not Gone Mad [23/01/2019]
John Lloyd, Irish Times
A Trucker’s Guide to Post-Brexit Disruption [23/01/2019]
Chris Giles, Financial Times
What is driving this chaos? I’ll tell you. The EU is determined to punish us. [23/01/2019]
Daniel Hannan, Conservative Home
Brexit disorder: Corbyn and May [22/01/2019]
José Ignacio Torreblanca, ECFR
Brexit Demands a New British Politics [22/01/2019]
Guy Verhofstadt, Project Syndicate
How Brussels blew Brexit [21/01/2019]
Bruno Maçães, Politico
Brexit, le coût exorbitant du scénario de la sortie sans accord [20/01/2019]
Vincent Vicard, The Conversation
It was never about Europe. Brexit is Britain’s reckoning with itself [18/01/2019]
Fintan O'Toole, The Guardian
Bracing for Brexit: Could ‘no deal’ chaos spread to Germany? [18/01/2019]
Almut Möller, ECFR
Brexit at the crossroads [17/01/2019]
Anna Vilovatykh , RISS
What the Brexit Shambles Says About the State of British Democracy [17/01/2019]
Rosa Balfour, German Marshall Fund
The EU-27 must make a magnanimous gesture, and Brits must vote again [17/01/2019]
Andreas Kluth, Handelsblatt
A “No Deal” Brexit Is Best for Britain and the United States [17/01/2019]
Nile Gardiner, The Heritage Foundation
A semi-Brexit, with just England and Wales leaving the EU, is the solution [17/01/2019]
Kim Lane Scheppele, Foreign Policy
Brexit Showdown [16/01/2019]
Peter Kellner, Carnegie Europe
There’s Officially Nobody in Charge of Britain [16/01/2019]
Stephen Paduano, Foreign Policy
Brexit: Can Parliament Take Control? [16/01/2019]
Brendan Donnelly, The Federal Trust
After this staggering defeat for May, our country is left lost and adrift [15/01/2019]
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
Theresa May, Britain’s Kafkaesque Prime Minister [15/01/2019]
Tom Whyman, The New York Times
A polite request from Europe: wake us up when you know what you want from Brexit [15/01/2019]
Joris Luyendijk, The Guardian
A Nation Bored of Brexit Risks Sleepwalking Into Disaster [14/01/2019]
John Harris, The Guardian
The Implications of No-Deal Brexit: Is The European Union Prepared? [14/01/2019]
Guntram B. Wolff, Bruegel
Britain's Economic Future Depends On Brexit [14/01/2019]
Salvatore Babones, The National Interest
Brexiters’ delusions on trade die hard [14/01/2019]
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Brexit: what are Theresa May’s options for a ‘plan B’? [14/01/2019]
Christopher Kirkland, The Conversation
With 75 days to Brexit, our future's on the line [13/01/2019]
Dan O'Brien, Irish Independent
From the Brexity bunch to hardline outsiders: A guide to the Tory cabinet factions [12/01/2019]
John Rentoul, The Independent
Brexit: parliament ties Theresa May in knots ahead of vote [09/01/2019]
Chris Stafford, The Conversation
Brexit's Impact on Europe's East [09/01/2019]
Janusz Bugajski, Center for European Policy Analysis
What’s Worse Than Brexit? This. [09/01/2019]
Rachel Rizzo, Politico
Brexit: The Uncivil War – what it told us, and what it didn’t [09/01/2019]
Charlotte O'Brien, The Conversation
Our Day Will Come: The Inevitability of Irish Unification as Brexit Approaches [07/01/2019]
Parker Ennis, Oxford University Politics Blog
Britain Needs a Brexit Insurance Plan [04/01/2019]
Jochen Bittner, The New York Times
Beware the clever lie of a 'clean break Brexit' [04/01/2019]
David Shariatmadari, The Guardian
Remainers are wrong to think the world hates Britain for seeking independence [04/01/2019]
Charles Moore, Telegraph
Britain clings to imperial nostalgia as Brexit looms [04/01/2019]
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Labour’s ambiguous Brexit stance is now untenable [03/01/2019]
John Mcternan, Financial Times
Decision time on Brexit for the UK [03/01/2019]
Cal Thomas, Fox News
May has run down the Brexit clock. It must be stopped [02/01/2019]
Chi Onwurah, The Guardian
Five Brexit myths that will be exposed next year [28/12/2018]
Matthew Lynn, Spectator
Brexit Britain Will Be Just Fine [27/12/2018]
Quentin Letts, Politico EU
The Sum of All Brexit Fears [27/12/2018]
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Theresa May should be grateful for Brexit – it's obscured her weak domestic agenda and the ongoing effects of austerity [26/12/2018]
Andrew Grice, The Independent
Turning Brexit Into a Celebration of Democracy [26/12/2018]
Yanis Varoufakis, Project Syndicate
Sacrificing Peace in Northern Ireland Is Not Acceptable Price for Brexit [20/12/2018]
Amanda Sloat, The Washington Post
As Brexit Deadline Beckons, Few Signs of Change in British Attitudes [20/12/2018]
Matthew Goodwin, Chatham House
No-deal Brexit is a national disaster. It is every politician’s job to avert it [19/12/2018]
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
A question of sovereignty: on the (im)possibility of Brexit [18/12/2018]
Adam Standring, SPERI
La política no sabe resolver el Brexit [18/12/2018]
Andrés Ortega, Elcano
Brexit Is Destroying Britain’s Constitution [18/12/2018]
Garvan Walshe, Foreign Policy
A rightwing cult is driving Brexit Britain towards the cliff-edge [17/12/2018]
Polly Toynbee, The Guardian
A people’s vote on Brexit was a distant hope. Last week changed that [16/12/2018]
Matthew d'Ancona, The Guardian
Ireland may face very uncomfortable choices in a no-deal Brexit [15/12/2018]
Cliff Taylor, Irish Times
Las vías de escape de May [15/12/2018]
Rafa De Miguel, El País
Decent middle England should reassert itself over Brexit [15/12/2018]
Stephen Collins, Irish Times
Will We Really Abandon Brexit Over a Mars Bar Shortage? [15/12/2018]
Boris Johnson, Spectator
Lecciones europeas frente al populismo [14/12/2018]
Carlos Carner, El País
Por qué sigue habiendo tantos británicos a favor del Brexit [14/12/2018]
Federico Steinberg, Elcano
My message to Europe: tell us you want Britain to stay [13/12/2018]
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
Brexit Britain: Small, Boring and Stupid [13/12/2018]
Ryan Heath, Politico
Theresa May Is Determined—and Doomed [13/12/2018]
Rosa Prince, The New York Times
Brexit: What Brexit? [13/12/2018]
Peter Kellner, Carnegie Europe
The bright side of Britain's Brexit chaos [12/12/2018]
Sebastian Mallaby, The Washington Post
Brexit endgame: Theresa May’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week [12/12/2018]
Amanda Sloat, Brookings
Britain's Brexit chaos: On the road to nowhere [10/12/2018]
James Hargrave, Washington Examiner
Brexit? Britain’s divides run far deeper than that [10/12/2018]
John Harris, The Guardian
No Brexit, No Exit From Brexit, and Nobody’s in Charge [10/12/2018]
Glen O'hara, Foreign Policy
The country will pay the price for May’s Brexit vote delay [10/12/2018]
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
Jeremy Corbyn, your fellow European socialists need you in the EU [10/12/2018]
George Papandreou and 68 others, The Guardian
Brexit Brawl Hurts Britain's Reputation [09/12/2018]
Ruth Sunderland, Daily Mail
Another Brexit referendum is a terrible idea [07/12/2018]
John Lloyd, Reuters
Brexit : «“Le vote du jugement dernier”» aura lieu le 11 décembre» [07/12/2018]
Patrick Le Galès, Le Monde
May’s Brexit deal ignores Leavers’ real grievance [07/12/2018]
Paul Wallace, Reuters
If Brexit Is Blocked, Will It Ever Be Worth Voting Again? [06/12/2018]
Douglas Murray, Spectator
Brexit and services: How deep can the UK-EU relationship go? [06/12/2018]
Sam Lowe, CER
Brexit Reveals the Hollowing Out of Britishness [05/12/2018]
Mark Hutchinson, Irish Times
Friends without benefits? Britain and the EU’s foreign and security policy [05/12/2018]
Andre Barrinha, University of Bath
Brexit Is Falling Apart — Slowly [05/12/2018]
Owen Matthews, Foreign Policy
Who is behind the push for a post-Brexit free trade deal with the US? [04/12/2018]
Felicity Lawrence, The Guardian
Brexit: From revelation to re-accession [04/12/2018]
Andrew Duff, European Policy Centre
Theresa May's Betrayal of Britain [04/12/2018]
Mervyn King, Bloomberg
The far right will try to exploit any Brexit outcome. We can’t let it happen [28/11/2018]
Owen Jones, The Guardian
Blame Brexit not Mrs May [28/11/2018]
Brendan Donnelly, The Federal Trust
Europe’s door is still open – but Britain will have to move fast [27/11/2018]
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Only the ‘Norway Plus’ plan can save Brexit [27/11/2018]
Nicholas Boles, Financial Times
Yes, Donald Trump is talking perfect sense on May’s Brexit deal [27/11/2018]
Peter Mandelson, The Guardian
Watching Britain’s Influence Shrink in Real Time [27/11/2018]
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Brexit, lessons in negotiations for the European Union [26/11/2018]
Eric Maurice, Robert Schuman
The Brexit 'Future Relationship': not a deal, but a half-blind date [26/11/2018]
Michael Emerson, CEPS
Do not assume the UK will avoid a no-deal Brexit [26/11/2018]
Robert Shrimsley, Financial Times
Theresa May is gaslighting a nation with her Brexit deal mantra [26/11/2018]
Andy Price, The Conversation
Loss adjustment: European politics realigns for Brexit [26/11/2018]
Josef Janning, ECFR
Markets Won’t Come to the Rescue In a Brexit Crisis [26/11/2018]
Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg
May’s Brexit deal quietly gambles with our rights at work [26/11/2018]
Jason Moyer-Lee, The Guardian
Whoever Brexit, owns it (the new Pottery Barn rule) [26/11/2018]
Andreas Kluth, Handelsblatt Global
Why Donald Trump thinks the Brexit deal is no good for US-UK trade [26/11/2018]
Freddy Gray, The Spectator
May’s Big Gamble: Everybody Is Bored of Brexit [26/11/2018]
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg
Can the UK cancel Brexit? We’re about to find out [24/11/2018]
Charles Day, The Spectator
Something’s Gotta Give: España ante el Consejo Europeo del Brexit [23/11/2018]
Salvador Llaudes, Ignacio Molina, Miguel Otero-Iglesias & Federico Steinberg, Elcano
We’re heading for a second referendum – and maybe a third [23/11/2018]
Vernon Bogdanor, The Guardian
Just as sovereignty eluded Quebec, the dream of the Brexiters is slipping from their grasp [23/11/2018]
John Rapley, Globe And Mail
Gibraltar is ours as long as citizens vote to be British and the Spanish ‘have no greater claim than they do on Portugal’ after Brexit [23/11/2018]
Rod Liddle, The Sun
Brexit and the Global Economy [22/11/2018]
Mohamed A. El-Erian, Project Syndicate
The Brexit road to Britain’s national collapse [22/11/2018]
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
What The EU Really Thinks About Brexit [22/11/2018]
Denis McShane, Social Europe
The EU's Brexit deal histrionics are great theatre. But it doesn't mean Theresa May has won [22/11/2018]
Asa Bennett, The Telegraph
The Odds on Brexit Not Happening are Shortening [21/11/2018]
Peter Westmacott, Atlantic Council
Britain will go back into the European club. History proves it [21/11/2018]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Brexit: « Comme le boxeur qui résiste sous une pluie de coups, Theresa May garde le cap» [21/11/2018]
Sylvie Kauffmann, Le Monde
Is a “No Deal” Brexit Still Avoidable? [20/11/2018]
Henry Farrell, Foreign Affairs
Brexit provides Ireland with a commercial opportunity [20/11/2018]
David McWilliams
Brexit shows why CEOs cannot be political leaders [20/11/2018]
Michael Skapinker, Financial Times
Will the Tories Sacrifice Theresa May to Survive? [19/11/2018]
Garvan Walshe, Foreign Policy
The Brexit withdrawal agreement [19/11/2018]
Silvia Merler, Bruegel
Brexit is a class betrayal. So why is Labour colluding in it? [19/11/2018]
John Harris, The Guardian
Generations to come will not forgive us. It is time for a second referendum [18/11/2018]
Michael Heseltine, The Guardian
Europe’s door is still open – but Britain will have to move fast [17/11/2018]
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Theresa May’s deal is almost exactly the Brexit the UK voted for [16/11/2018]
Craig Berry, The Conversation
In Brexit Negotiations, Both Sides Have Now Compromised [16/11/2018]
Georgina Wright, Chatham House
What Happens if Parliament Rejects May's Brexit Deal? [16/11/2018]
Charles Grant, CER
The paranoid fantasy behind Brexit [16/11/2018]
Fintan O'Toole, The Guardian
Brexit and Broken Promises [16/11/2018]
Peter Hall, Foreign Affairs
Brexit Deal Gives Everyone Something to Hate [15/11/2018]
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
A Brexit Deal Has Arrived. Now the Chaos Begins [15/11/2018]
Helen Lewis, The New York Times
Britain Has Reached a New Worst-Case Scenario on Brexit [15/11/2018]
Sebastian Mallaby, Washington Post
BREXIT deal done – now for the hard part [15/11/2018]
John Springford, CER
Labour Could Win Power if It Backs New Referendum [14/11/2018]
Andrew Adonis, Times
Brexit, Electricity and the No-Deal Scenario: Perspectives from Continental Europe, Ireland and the UK [10/2018]
Carole Mathieu, Steve Pye & Paul Deane, IFRI
Merkel is going but Germany won’t shift its stance on Brexit [30/10/2018]
Charles Grant, The Guardian
A no-deal Brexit would not end negotiations – and the EU knows it [30/10/2018]
Paul McGrade, The Guardian
How Cameron’s Misreading of Merkel Led to Brexit [29/10/2018]
James Kirkup, Spectator
A People’s Vote Isn’t Dogmatic – It’s Democratic Engagement At Its Best [29/10/2018]
Jude Wilkinson, Social Europe
It’s not defying voters, MPs, to try to make them think again on Brexit [28/10/2018]
Nick Cohen, The Guardian
It may not stop Brexit. But I’m glad I joined the march for a People’s Vote [27/10/2018]
Ian Jack, The Guardian
Brexit and The European Order [25/10/2018]
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
A Deal with the EU Isn't Worth Breaking Up the UK [24/10/2018]
Owen Polley, CapX
People’s vote on Brexit: everyone seems to be missing this key point [23/10/2018]
Joseph Lacey, The Conversation
Brexit has already hurt EU and non-EU exports by up to 13% – new research [23/10/2018]
Terence Huw Edwards, Christian Soegaard & Mustapha Douch, The Conversation
Theresa May Could Back a New Brexit Referendum [23/10/2018]
Anatole Kaletsky, Project Syndicate
A People's Vote will be impossible without cross-party consensus [22/10/2018]
Chuka Umunna, The Independent
Reino Unido, entre el declive y el abismo [19/10/2018]
Walter Oppenheimer, El País
If you think Brexit will leave us weaker and poorer, march for a people’s vote [19/10/2018]
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Extending the Brexit transition period: what does it mean for a deal? [19/10/2018]
David Phinnemore, The Conversation
How Brexit killed tolerance [18/10/2018]
Robert Shrimsley, Financial Times
No-deal Brexit: survey reveals 44% of people expect the UK to crash out of EU [18/10/2018]
Bobby Duffy & Anand Menon, The Conversation
«Un Brexit à l'aveuglette serait néfaste pour l'Europe comme pour la Grande-Bretagne» [17/10/2018]
Tony Blair, Nick Clegg & Michael Heseltine, Le Figaro
Brexit’s one certain outcome is uncertainty [17/10/2018]
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Brexit Talks: Only the Beginning [17/10/2018]
Pierre Vimont, Carnegie Europe
Theresa May’s Kamikaze Brexit [16/10/2018]
Paul Taylor, Politico
Brexit’s Never-ending Transition [09/10/2018]
Peter Kellner, Carnegie Europe
What happens if parliament rejects a Brexit deal? [04/10/2018]
Michael Gordon, The Conversation
Editorials
Johnson must silence doubters and resolve impasse over Brexit [24/07/2019]
South China Morning Post
Brexit Births Boris [23/07/2019]
Foreign Policy
A race to harden Brexit [23/07/2019]
The Guardian
Brexit: U.K's pending divorce with the EU [29/05/2019]
The Hindu
Labour must show it can offer an alternative [26/05/2019]
The Observer
Making Britain vulnerable [08/05/2019]
The Guardian
There will be no end to the Brexit saga if Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn waste time on another deal [06/05/2019]
The Independent
Britain’s anti-Brexiters need a common front [23/04/2019]
Financial Times
MPs and Brexit: this is no time to disengage [14/04/2019]
The Guardian
« Halloween Brexit », mais pour quoi faire ? [12/04/2019]
Le Monde
For the sake of Britain, Theresa May must find a centrist consensus [09/04/2019]
Washington Post
Parties’ Brexit talks: to agree is to split [04/04/2019]
The Guardian
If Juncker is tired of Brexit now, a poorly timed British general election will really test his patience [01/04/2019]
The Independent
MPs offer a way out [31/03/2019]
The Guardian
Evening Standard comment: Celebrate – today is when we can take back control [30/03/2019]
Evening Standard
Brexit’s failure leaves the UK in a profound crisis [29/03/2019]
Financial Times
A Third Strike, but Britain Is Not Quite Out [29/03/2019]
New York Times
A symbolic Brexit date: May’s last stand [28/03/2019]
The Guardian
The Trouble With Theresa May’s Promise to Resign [28/03/2019]
The Economist
Ditching May Won’t Improve Her Brexit Plan [28/03/2019]
Bloomberg
May’s resignation offer: a stitch-up for a bad deal [27/03/2019]
The Guardian
Whoever succeeds Theresa May will have to realise a second referendum is the only way to resolve Brexit [27/03/2019]
The Independent
Brexit’s revolution: eating its own [26/03/2019]
The Guardian
Parliament must restore some sanity over Brexit [25/03/2019]
Financial Times
To Deliver Brexit, May Must Resign [25/03/2019]
The Sun
Farrago of hostilities brings no-deal Brexit ever closer [25/03/2019]
China Daily
Brexit Is, at Bottom, About Self-Rule [24/03/2019]
Washington Examiner
Conservative crisis: made by Brexit [24/03/2019]
The Guardian
The people have marched; now MPs must take up the challenge [23/03/2019]
The Observer
Theresa May must give parliament a chance [22/03/2019]
Financial Times
May cede ante los Comunes [27/02/2019]
La Vanguardia
Bring On That Second Brexit Vote [26/02/2019]
Bloomberg
Another Ruinous Brexit Delay [25/02/2019]
Bloomberg
Corbyn's Deadly Double Act [24/02/2019]
Daily Mail
What’s the Plan for Brexit? There Is No Plan [17/02/2019]
New York Times
Brexit uncertainty is costing the UK dearly [15/02/2019]
Financial Times
Brexit Rebels: Helpful Dissent [12/02/2019]
The Guardian
Businesses desperately need clarity over Brexit [08/02/2019]
Financial Times
Brexit and Ireland: the forging of folly [05/02/2019]
The Guardian
Flying Is a Bargain Now, But What Will Brexit Do? [03/02/2019]
London Evening Standard
May’s pyrrhic victory will not resolve Brexit [30/01/2019]
Financial Times
Evening Standard comment: Commons must delay Brexit, then make a plan [29/01/2019]
London Evening Standard
If parliament cannot resolve Brexit, a new referendum is needed [22/01/2019]
Financial Times
Britain Races Toward a Cliff. Time to Slow Down. [17/01/2019]
New York Times
Brexit, mother of all messes [17/01/2019]
The Economist
UK parliament must unite to prevent no-deal Brexit [15/01/2019]
Irish Independent
Mrs May’s deal: dead before the vote [14/01/2019]
The Guardian
More pandemonium awaits amid unknowns of Brexit [11/01/2019]
Irish Independent
Britain and the American Option [02/01/2019]
Wall Street Journal
No One Is Ready for a No-Deal Brexit [02/01/2019]
Bloomberg
The state of the union [25/12/2018]
The Guardian
Labour’s Brexit: damage limitation not an opportunity [23/12/2018]
The Guardian
Running the clock down on Brexit cannot continue to be an option for Mrs May [17/12/2018]
The Telegraph
May’s Delays Are Making Brexit Worse [17/12/2018]
Bloomberg
Why the only sensible option for Britain is a second vote [16/12/2018]
Observer
Why the only sensible option for Britain is a second vote [16/12/2018]
Observer
Theresa May has returned from Brussels virtually empty-handed – but there's still hope [15/12/2018]
The Independent
London staggers towards the exit [15/12/2018]
Irish Times
A cent jours du Brexit, Theresa May dans l’impasse [15/12/2018]
Le Monde
Theresa May has returned from Brussels virtually empty-handed – but there's still hope [15/12/2018]
The Independent
May Should Admit That Brexit Has Failed [11/12/2018]
Bloomberg
Theresa May’s Brexit strategy: the lesser of two humiliations [10/12/2018]
Irish Times
Theresa May’s deal is in deadlock – only a Final Say can release the bind [10/12/2018]
The Independent
The prime minister is on the run [10/12/2018]
The Guardian
With next week’s Brexit showdown on the horizon, now is the time to seek clarity about Britain’s future [09/12/2018]
The Independent
The government needs to be honest with the public about the consequences of Brexit [04/12/2018]
The Independent
Now the government has admitted Brexit’s economic cost, the case for giving the people the Final Say is stronger than ever [28/11/2018]
The Independent
If Britain must Brexit, this is the best deal it can get [27/11/2018]
Globe and Mail
Le Brexit sera-t-il le ciment de l’unité européenne? [27/11/2018]
Le Monde
Brexit voters are now changing their minds – let’s them give them a Final Say rather than a bad deal [26/11/2018]
The Independent
A sobering moment for Britain [25/11/2018]
The Guardian
Burning injustices: fanning Brexit’s flames [20/11/2018]
The Guardian
Brexit chaos: a threat to break up Britain [19/11/2018]
The Guardian
Risk of Brexit disaster merits planning for indyref2 [18/11/2018]
The National
El mal menor del pésimo 'Brexit' [16/11/2018]
El Mundo
Dangerous Days in the UK [16/11/2018]
Times of London
The options presented by May are dire – all that is left is a Final Say [16/11/2018]
The Independent
Brexit : le meilleur accord perdant-perdant [15/11/2018]
Le Monde
Theresa May’s deal: reset the debate [14/11/2018]
The Guardian
The Daily Mail and Brexit: a very public shift [23/10/2018]
The Guardian
Tories and Brexit: rage against the facts [22/10/2018]
The Guardian
Beyond the march, The Independent presses MPs to keep our options open on the most important decision in generations [21/10/2018]
The Independent
A longer Brexit transition can ease trading troubles [18/10/2018]
Financial Times
It’s time for Theresa May to finally say no to Brussels and take back control by leaving ALL of the EU’s major institutions [18/10/2018]
The Sun
News
Government refuses to rule out emergency no-deal Brexit budget [01/08/2019]
Patrick Greenfield, The Guardian
Johnson sends 'ditch the backstop' message to EU via Brexit adviser [31/07/2019]
Daniel Boffey, The Guardian
El Brexit duro de Johnson provoca una fuerte caída de la libra en los mercados [30/07/2019]
El País
In Push to Leave One Union, U.K.’s Boris Johnson Risks Another [29/07/2019]
Stephen Castle, New York Times
U.K.’s Boris Johnson Urges EU Rethink on Brexit Deal [25/07/2019]
Jill Lawless & Danica Kirka, Sidney Morning Herald
European chiefs press Johnson to explain Brexit plan in detail [24/07/2019]
Daniel Boffey, The Guardian
Boris Johnson becomes PM with promise of Brexit by 31 October [24/07/2019]
Rowena Mason, The Guardian
EU warns incoming British PM Johnson it won't change Brexit terms [23/07/2019]
Gabriela Baczynska & Michel Rose, Reuters
EU is 'unimpressed' by threats of no-deal Brexit: BBC [18/07/2019]
Daily Star
Will Boris Johnson’s bluster over a no-deal Brexit collide with reality? [11/07/2019]
George Parker, Sebastian Payne & James Blitz, Financial Times
Corbyn says Labour would back remain in Brexit referendum [09/07/2019]
Heather Stewart, The Guardian
UK Tory contenders vow to scrap Irish border Brexit policy [02/07/2019]
Jill Lawless, Washington Post
El Brexit, un grave daño al vínculo entre las dos Irlandas [21/06/2019]
Carlos Fresneda, El Mundo
EU citizens in UK at risk of Windrush-style catastrophe, say MPs [30/05/2019]
Lisa O'Carroll, The Guardian
Nigel Farage Demands Seat at Brexit Talks [27/05/2019]
Francis Elliott et al, Times of London
Brexit Party piles pressure on Britain’s Conservatives as Labour and Tory support colapses [27/05/2019]
Paul Waldie, The Globe & Mail
Farage warns Tories Brexit party could win general election [27/05/2019]
Rowena Mason, Amy Walker & Matthew Weaver, The Guardian
Theresa May to Resign, Make Way for New Prime Minister, After Brexit Failures [24/05/2019]
Karla Adam & William Booth, The Washington Post
Theresa May Appears to Pull EU Withdrawal Bill [23/05/2019]
Jim Pickard, Financial Times
May abre las puertas a un segundo referéndum si el Parlamento aprueba su nueva propuesta de Brexit [22/05/2019]
El País
Never mind the bollocks, here’s the Liberal Democrats [21/05/2019]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
Jeremy Corbyn Halts Brexit Talks With Theresa May [17/05/2019]
Stephen Castle, The New York Times
May and Corbyn on Brexit: If at first you don’t succeed … [15/05/2019]
Tom McTague, Politico
Theresa May to bring her Brexit deal back to parliament in June [14/05/2019]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
May could set departure date next week, says influential Tory [11/05/2019]
Jacopo Barigazzi, Politico
Brexit impasse leads to longest UK parliament session since civil war [13/05/2019]
Peter Walker, The Guardian
Poll surge for Brexit party sparks panic among Tories and Labour [12/05/2019]
Toby Helm & Michael Savage, The Observer
Meet the anti-Farages [02/05/2019]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
UK and Ireland sign deal to guarantee rights of citizens after Brexit [08/05/2019]
Lisa O'Carroll, The Guardian
Brexit talks between UK government and opposition near collapse: ITV [08/05/2019]
Daily Star
May ofrece nuevas cesiones a Corbyn para intentar salvar el Brexit [05/05/2019]
Rafa de Miguel, El País
UK’s May seeks Brexit deal ‘soon’ as delayed exit costs rise [01/05/2019]
Jill Lawless, Washington Post
Theresa May: no-deal preparations will continue despite Brexit delay [15/04/2019]
Rajeev Syal, The Guardian
Brexit talks ‘will stall unless May shifts on customs union’ [14/04/2019]
Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
What are the key dates between now and the new Brexit deadline? [12/04/2019]
Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
Los Veintisiete ven el acuerdo entre May y Corbyn como la última posibilidad de retrasar el Brexit [09/04/2019]
Lluís Pellicer & Ana Carbajosa, El País
Macron, el ‘halcón’ europeo del Brexit [09/04/2019]
Marc Bassets, El País
May to visit Berlin and Paris in push to delay Brexit date [08/04/2019]
Financial Times
May asks for a new 30 June Brexit delay while Tusk offers 12-month extension [05/04/2019]
Irene Kostaki, New Europe
Juncker rejects May appeal for a further short Brexit delay [03/04/2019]
Daniel Boffey & Jennifer Rankin, The Guardian
May and Corbyn hold ‘constructive’ talks on Brexit [03/04/2019]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
Juncker ofrece a May otra prórroga del Brexit a cambio de aprobar el acuerdo de salida [03/04/2019]
Bernardo de Miguel, El País
Brexit: Theresa May says UK will seek 'short extension' as she reaches out to Corbyn for new deal [02/04/2019]
Joe Watts, The Independent
House of Commons rejects all Brexit options — again [02/04/2019]
Charlie Cooper & Annabelle Dickson, Politico
Brexit options: Stick close to EU, crash out, think again [01/04/2019]
Jill Lawless, Associated Press
The rival plans to Theresa May’s Brexit deal [01/04/2019]
Henry Mance, Financial Times
Britain 'could leave EU by 22 May if MPs vote for customs union' [01/04/2019]
Daniel Boff, The Guardian
Theresa May weighs fourth vote on Brexit deal [01/04/2019]
Jim Pickard, Financial Times
How the UK lost the Brexit battle [31/03/2019]
Tom McTague, Politico
EU ready to ‘discuss’ post-Brexit customs union, says Macron ally [31/03/2019]
Maïa de La Baume, Politico
EU would delay Brexit again to let UK hold a second referendum [30/03/2019]
Jon Stone, The Independent
‘We’re in the Last Hour’: Democracy Itself Is on Trial in Brexit, Britons Say [30/03/2019]
Ellen Barry & Benjamin Mueller, New York Times
Brexit: as May's deal is defeated for the third time, the next steps explained [29/03/2019]
Daniel Boffey, the Guardian
No-deal Brexit ‘really likely’, says top EU Brexit advisor [29/03/2019]
Jon Stone, The Independent
Parliament again rejects Theresa May’s Brexit deal, on the day Britain was supposed to ‘take back control’ [29/03/2019]
William Booth, Karla Adam & Michael Birnbaum, Washington Post
May puts stripped-down Brexit deal to 'last chance' vote in parliament [29/03/2019]
William James & Kylie MacLellan, Elizabeth Piper, Reuters
Government says it will accept giving MPs more say over Brexit talks [29/03/2019]
Jessica Elgot & Rowena Mason, the Guardian
House of Commons to debate Brexit motion Friday [28/03/2019]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
What Brexit means without May [28/03/2019]
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
Brexit : « No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. », la presse britannique s’amuse du bourbier politique [28/03/2019]
Le Monde
EU moves into crisis mode as it plans for no-deal Brexit [28/03/2019]
Daniel Boffey, The Guardian
Le gouvernement britannique veut soumettre, une troisième fois, son accord de Brexit aux députés vendredi [28/03/2019]
Le Monde
Scottish Parliament votes to revoke Article 50 and cancel Brexit [28/03/2019]
Alistair Grant, The Herald
Revoke Article 50 petition: Government rejects plea by 5.8 million people to cancel Brexit [27/03/2019]
Samuel Osborne, The Independent
Alternate Brexit Plans Rejected; Theresa May Offers to Step Down [27/03/2019]
Stephen Castle, The New York Times
Brexit: Political will of the people 'must be in question' as 55 per cent now want to stay in EU, poll finds [27/03/2019]
Adam Lusher, The Independent
Brexit votes: The lowdown on MPs' alternative plans [27/03/2019]
BBC
Las cuatro alternativas para el Brexit del Parlamento británico [26/03/2019]
La Vanguardia
Two hours that will shape Brexit [26/03/2019]
Tom McTague and Charlie Cooper, Politico
Brexit: leave-backing MPs pile on pressure as May’s deal drifts away [25/03/2019]
Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian
Theresa May's Days Are Numbered. Now What? [23/03/2019]
Jörg Schindler, Der Spiegel
Britain's Theresa May asks EU to delay Brexit until June 30 [21/03/2019]
Al Jazeera
Expect 'no decision' on Brexit at this week's EU summit: Juncker [20/03/2019]
Al Jazeera
Brexit by July 1 unless UK votes in EU election: Document [18/03/2019]
Jacopo Barigazzi, Politico
'Why Would We Extend These Discussions?' [18/03/2019]
Peter Müller & Jörg Schindler, Der Spiegel
Parliament speaker rules out third vote on ‘same’ Brexit deal [18/03/2019]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
Bruselas propone un aplazamiento de un año del Brexit para dar tiempo a que Londres se aclare [14/03/2019]
Bernardo De Miguel, El País
El Parlamento británico votará hoy sobre un segundo referéndum del Brexit [14/03/2019]
Rafa de Miguel, El País
Britain Looks Into the Trade Abyss [13/03/2019]
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Theresa May: UK and EU agree to legally binding changes to Brexit deal [12/03/2019]
Anca Alexe, Business Insider
Theresa May secures changes to Brexit deal ahead of key vote [12/03/2019]
Nicholas Sakelaris, UPI
EU sees no Brexit breakthrough before the weekend – sources [06/03/2019]
Reuters
Theresa May's lawyer seeks legal fix to the Brexit riddle [04/03/2019]
Elizabeth Piper & Kylie MacLellan, Reuters
Brexit: May tells MPs 'do your duty' ahead of fresh votes [27/02/2019]
BBC
Theresa May offers MPs Brexit delay vote [26/02/2019]
BBC
Brexit: Theresa May 'focused' on leaving on time, despite calls for delay [25/02/2019]
BBC
Theresa May faces ministerial revolt over no-deal Brexit [21/02/2019]
Rowena Mason, Jessica Elgot & Severin Carrell, The Guardian
Seven lawmakers quit UK Labour Party citing Brexit 'betrayal', anti-Semitism [18/02/2019]
Elizabeth Piper, Reuters
EU patience with Theresa May wears thin [14/02/2019]
Jacopo Barigazzi & David M. Herszenhorn, Politico
Brexit: Ministers under fire over 'no deal' position [14/02/2019]
BBC
U.K. Government Downplays Suggestion It Will Seek Brexit Delay [13/02/2019]
Jill Lawless, Fox
Britain’s May Meets Again in Brussels With Skeptical EU Leaders on Brexit Deal [07/02/2019]
Michael Birnbaum, The Washington Post
El gabinete de May estudia pedir un retraso de ocho semanas en el Brexit [06/02/2019]
ABC
May to meet Juncker on Thursday to seek Brexit concessions [05/02/2019]
Daniel Boffey, Jessica Elgot & Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian
Irish backstop is ‘toxic,’ would ‘break up’ UK, says DUP leader [05/02/2019]
Galaxy Henry, Politico
Brexit news latest: Spell out your plan, EU urges Theresa May ahead of talks [05/02/2019]
Nicolas Cecil & Joe Murphy, London Evening Standard
Ireland and EU discuss emergency funds to offset no-deal Brexit [05/02/2019]
Lisa O'Carroll, The Guardian
Theresa May vows to ‘battle’ in Brussels [03/02/2019]
Politico
One in three UK firms plan for Brexit relocation, IoD says [01/02/2019]
Phillip Inman, The Guardian
EU capitals agree to visa-free Schengen access for Brits [01/02/2019]
Politico
Eurosceptic fears grow over a potential customs union pivot [29/01/2019]
Katy Balls, the Spectator
Brexit : les députés britanniques votent en espérant reprendre la main [29/01/2019]
Philippe Bernard, Le Monde
Brexit: on vous explique les enjeux du nouveau vote des députés britanniques [29/01/2019]
Yohan Blavignat, Le Figaro
Brexit: Theresa May and Parliament Fight for Control [29/01/2019]
William Booth, The Washington Post
Theresa May splits Tories over anti-backstop Brexit deal [28/01/2019]
Jessica Elgot & Heather Stewart, The Guardian
German Economy Prepares for No-Deal Brexit [21/01/2019]
Tim Bartz, Dinah Deckstein, Simon Hage & Peter Müller, Der Spiegel
BREXIT BETRAYAL: Commons official 'helping rebel MPs to DERAIL Brexit' [20/01/2019]
Athena Chrysanthou, Express
Dublin rejects idea of alternative deal for Irish border post Brexit [20/01/2019]
Jakob Hanke, Politico
Labour MPs declare support for second Brexit referendum [16/01/2019]
Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian
How the world’s papers reacted to May’s Brexit vote defeat [16/01/2019]
Tom Goodenough, The Spectator
EU holds back budget cash to soften blow of no-deal Brexit [16/01/2019]
Lili Bayer, Politico
U.K. Parliament’s Vote on Brexit Deal Explained [14/01/2019]
Joanna Sugden, Wall Street Journal
A No-Deal Brexit? Leaders Are Alarmed; Voters, Not So Much [14/01/2019]
Ellen Barry, New York Times
U.K.’s May Faces Likely Defeat as Brexit Deadline Nears [14/01/2019]
Jason Douglas & Laurence Norman, Wall Street Journal
Brexit brinkmanship: playing chicken over Theresa May’s deal [13/01/2019]
George Parker and James Blitz, Financial Times
May Suffers Parliament Defeat as Brexit Debate Resumes [10/01/2019]
Elizabeth Piper, William James & Kylie MacLellan, Reuters
Use the 'nuclear option', ministers tell May: PM is urged to trigger an April 4 ELECTION to stop MPs blocking no-deal Brexit [09/01/2019]
James Tapsfield, Daily Mail
Brexit: huit questions sur la possibilité d’un second referendum [20/12/2018]
Le Monde
Brexit: EU reveals no-deal plans [19/12/2018]
BBC
Brexit latest news: Gavin Williamson puts Army on standby as Cabinet agrees to implement 'no deal' plans in full [18/12/2018]
James Rothwell, Harry Yorke, Chris Graham, Asa Bennett & Steven Swinford, Telegraph
Theresa May awaits a Brexmas miracle [18/12/2018]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
Brexit: cabinet meets to discuss ramping up plans for no deal [18/12/2018]
Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
Brexit latest news: Gavin Williamson puts Army on standby as Cabinet agrees to implement 'no deal' plans in full [18/12/2018]
James Rothwell, Harry Yorke, Chris Graham, Asa Bennett & Steven Swinford, Telegraph
Theresa May awaits a Brexmas miracle [18/12/2018]
Charlie Cooper, Politico
Brexit: cabinet meets to discuss ramping up plans for no deal [18/12/2018]
Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
Corbyn anuncia una moción de censura contra May por su gestión del Brexit [17/12/2018]
Iván Alonso, ABC
Theresa May pushes forward £2bn no-deal Brexit preparations [17/12/2018]
Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian
New EU referendum would break faith with Britons, May to warn MPs [17/12/2018]
BBC
UK business secretary: May’s Brexit deal ‘good’ for economy [17/12/2018]
Esther King, Politico
British officials line up for second referendum: reports [17/12/2018]
Mark Scott, Politico
Corbyn anuncia una moción de censura contra May por su gestión del Brexit [17/12/2018]
Iván Alonso, ABC
Party activists pile pressure on Corbyn to back second vote [16/12/2018]
Toby Helm, The Observer
Brexit: What happens next may have to be put to MPs' vote – Fox [16/12/2018]
BBC
UK would have to delay Brexit for an 'entirely new' proposal: Irish foreign minister [16/12/2018]
Reuters
Labour heaps pressure on PM by calling for no confidence vote [16/12/2018]
Kylie MacLellan & Elizabeth Piper, Reuters
May and Juncker clash over ‘nebulous’ comment [15/12/2018]
Charlie Cooper, David M. Herszenhorn And James Randerson, Politico
Los seis escenarios del Brexit que decidirán el destino del Reino Unido [15/12/2018]
Gina Tosas, La Vanguardia
New Brexit referendum logical, says Tony Blair [14/12/2018]
BBC
EU Leaders Tell May to Find Brexit Consensus Among MPs [14/12/2018]
Daniel Boffey, Jennifer Rankin & Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian
Brexit: EU says no to May on renegotiating deal [14/12/2018]
BBC
Theresa May delays Brexit vote over risk of ‘significant’ defeat [12/12/2018]
Annabelle Dickson & Lili Bayer, Politico
May looks to Merkel to save the day on Brexit [11/12/2018]
Guy Chazan & Alex Barker, Fnancial Times
Brexit: Theresa May says EU leaders 'determined' to solve Irish border issue [11/12/2018]
BBC
Desperate Theresa May reveals her Brexit plan B: buy more time [10/12/2018]
Dan Sabbagh and Daniel Boffey, The Guardian
Brexit in turmoil as May pulls vote to seek changes to EU divorce [10/12/2018]
Guy Faulconbridge, Elizabeth Piper, Reuters
Brexit chaos: what happens next? [10/12/2018]
Peter Walker, The Guardian
Brexit: Theresa May understood to be delaying key vote [10/12/2018]
BBC
Brexit ruling: UK can cancel decision, EU court says [10/12/2018]
BBC
Commons Brexit deal vote will definitely go ahead, says Gove [10/12/2018]
Peter Walker and Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
Theresa May Tried to Lead Britain to a Brexit Compromise. Was It Too Late? [09/12/2018]
Ellen Barry, New York Times
Norwegian politicians reject UK's Norway-plus Brexit plan [07/12/2018]
Patrick Wintour, The Guardian
EU judges to rule on Brexit on eve of May's crucial vote [06/12/2018]
Reuters
Brexit vote: What could happen next? [06/12/2018]
Peter Barnes, BBC News
Theresa May Rejects Cabinet Pleas to Postpone Brexit Vote [06/12/2018]
Matthew Weaver, The Guardian
Britain Will Be Ready for a No Deal Brexit: Minister [06/12/2018]
Reuters
MEP pours scorn on last-ditch Brexit scramble [05/12/2018]
Martin Banks, The Parliament Magazine
Conservative MEP urges UK counterparts to support ‘best deal for the UK’ Brexit agreement [28/11/2018]
Brian Johnson, The Parliament Magazine
Brexit analysis is meaningless, Corbyn tells May [28/11/2018]
Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
Chancellor says UK will be worse off under all Brexit scenarios [28/11/2018]
The Guardian
Theresa May Needs Parliament’s Support for Her Brexit Deal. The Math Isn’t in Her Favor [26/11/2018]
Karla Adam, The Washington Post
Brexit: May gives way over Gibraltar after Spain's 'veto' threat [24/11/2018]
Daniel Boffey & Sam Jones, The Guardian
The full list: MPs voting for and against May’s Brexit deal [26/11/2018]
John Connolly, The Spectator
Brexit: quels scénarios en cas de rejet de l’accord par le Parlement britannique? [26/11/2018]
Le Monde
May's Brexit deal sounds like a 'great deal for the EU', says Trump [26/11/2018]
Julian Borger, Daniel Boffey & Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian
Brexit: Theresa May defends deal amid criticism from MPs [26/11/2018]
BBC
EU leaders agree UK's Brexit deal at Brussels summit [25/11/2018]
BBC
What happens next if Theresa May's Brexit deal is voted down? [23/11/2018]
Heather Stewart, The Guardian
El ministro principal de Gibraltar dice que se ha alcanzado un acuerdo con España sobre Gibraltar en el pacto del Brexit [23/11/2018]
El Mundo
Brexit: Draft agreement on future relationship 'agreed' [22/11/2018]
BBC
May defends Brexit deal against cross-party hostility at PMQs [21/11/2018]
Peter Walker, The Guardian
British, EU Leaders to Meet as Brexit Deadline Looms [21/11/2018]
Jill Lawless, Associated Press
U.K. ‘Coup’ Against Theresa May Falters. For Now. [20/11/2018]
New York Times
La UE da un paso más hacia el acuerdo del Brexit pero sin resolver la cuestión de Gibraltar [20/11/2018]
Pablo R. Suanzes, El Mundo
Rees-Mogg: topple May now or she will lead Tories into election [20/11/2018]
Jessica Elgot, The Guardian
Michel Barnier proposes extending Brexit transition to 2022 [19/11/2018]
Mehreen Khan, Sylvia Pfeifer & Laura Hughes, Financial Times
Brexit: All you need to know about the UK leaving the EU [17/11/2018]
Alex Hunt & Brian Wheeler, BBC News
Bespoke Brexit deal better than any other option, May tells MPs [15/11/2018]
Jessica Elgot and Peter Walker, The Guardian
Two U.K. Cabinet Ministers, Including Chief Brexit Negotiator, Quit [15/11/2018]
Stephen Castle, The New York Times
Brexit: What does the draft withdrawal agreement reveal? [15/11/2018]
Chris Morris, BBC News
Cautious welcome for Brexit deal across Europe before Raab resignation [15/11/2018]
Jennifer Rankin, Christian Davies & Angela Giuffrida, The Guardian
Theresa May’s Brexit Deal: That Was the Easy Bit [14/11/2018]
Charlie Cooper & David M. Herszenhorn, Politico
May says confident of getting Brexit deal MPs can support [23/10/2018]
Reuters
EU daylight saving switch could leave Northern Ireland out of step with rest of UK [22/10/2018]
Eline Schaart, Politico
Raab floats extended transition as ‘alternative’ to Ireland backstop [21/10/2018]
Jakob Hanke, Politico
U.K. and Spain Reach Brexit Deal on Gibraltar [19/10/2018]
Michael Stothard, Financial Times
Brexiters Don't Care About Northern Ireland [19/10/2018]
Fintan O'Toole, The Guardian
There Will Be No Second Brexit Referendum [18/10/2018]
Peter Harris, National Interest
Police bracing for Brexit hate crime spike against EU citizens and migrants in March [18/10/2018]
Lizzie Dearden, The Independent
La UE y Reino Unido sopesan alargar el periodo transitorio para desbloquear el Brexit [18/10/2018]
Bernardo De Miguel, El País
EU leaders shelve plans for special Brexit summit next month [18/10/2018]
Alex Barker, Mehreen Khan and Michael Peel, Financial Times
Brexit : un sommet européen hanté par le «no deal» [18/10/2018]
Anne Rovan, Le Figaro
May says Brexit deal is ‘achievable’ [17/10/2018]
Reuters
12 Brits Who Will Shape Brexit [17/10/2018]
Charlie Cooper & Annabelle Dickson, Politico
¿Es posible llegar a un buen acuerdo para el Brexit? [17/10/2018]
Agenda Pública & Política Exterior
Bruselas y Londres encallan en el primer intento de rematar el Brexit [15/10/2018]
Bernardo de Miguel & Rafa de Miguel, El País
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