This briefing explains that the UK and the EU would still be able to make arrangements which are already extended … Continue reading “Planes won’t fly”

Today the Institute of Economic Affairs launches a series of ‘no deal’ Brexit Fear-Checkers to help separate theoretical risks from … Continue reading “IEA launches series of ‘no-deal’ Fear-Checkers”

Ahead of DExEU minister Dominic Raab’s speech tomorrow on the Government’s plans for a no-deal, Victoria Hewson, Senior Counsel at … Continue reading “Medical supplies won’t dry up if the Government plans ahead”

It seems the likelihood of leaving the EU with no deal is increasing — in fact it’s now 60 per … Continue reading “Project Fact: Assessing ‘No Deal’ Brexit scenarios”

With power struggles within Parliament dominating the headlines, it’s all too easy to forget the bigger picture of our departure … Continue reading “Trade Talks and the Future of Business”

It’s time to establish a modern, fair and efficient taxation standard for the digital economy – or at least, that’s … Continue reading “The trouble with the EU’s digital tax”

The so-called ‘Norway Option’ (a form of Brexit under which the UK would leave the European Customs Union, but remain … Continue reading “Debate – is it time to ditch the ‘Norway Option’ for good?”

On Tuesday of last week, the European Union and Japan signed an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). Following over four years … Continue reading “What can we learn from the EU/Japan Free Trade Agreement?”

An extensive new IEA report released today sets out an alternative roadmap to the Brexit White Paper that will deliver … Continue reading “IEA sets out alternative Brexit White Paper that could boost GDP by more than 7 per cent in 15 years”