Articles tagged with: EU-UK Relations
Ten years after Brexit, British political instability puts brakes on EU-UK “reset”
23 Jun Member States
Ten years after Brexit, British political instability puts brakes on EU-UK “reset”
A decade after the UK voted to leave the EU, growing public support for closer European ties is running head on into persistent political constraints in the UK. Keir Starmer’s resignation is just the latest bump in the road.
Op-ed: A Swiss template for Britain's EU reset?
18 Jun EU Institutions
Op-ed: A Swiss template for Britain's EU reset?
A newly updated package of agreements between Brussels and Bern offers lessons for the U.K. as it seeks a closer post-Brexit relationship with the European Union.
UK-EU 'reset’ starts — and maybe ends — with defence
03 Feb 25 Foreign & Security Policy
UK-EU 'reset’ starts — and maybe ends — with defence
For Europeans on both sides of the English Channel, the Russian threat feels closer and the US presence further away. The post-Brexit urgency to cooperate on defence could lead to better EU-UK relations.
Op-ed: Five years after Brexit, UK still defining its post-EU identity
30 Jan 25 Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Five years after Brexit, UK still defining its post-EU identity
It's a half-decade since leaving the EU and the UK still struggles with its relationship to the bloc. There is reason to hope it could get better — and reason to worry that it won't.
Time flies: Looking back at five years since Brexit
29 Jan 25 Foreign & Security Policy
Time flies: Looking back at five years since Brexit
How did we get here? February marks five years since Brexit became official. Here are some key developments since the EU-UK breakup.
After landslide win, UK's Labour wants better relations with EU
17 Jul 24 EU Institutions
After landslide win, UK's Labour wants better relations with EU
Now that Labour's Keir Starmer is British prime minister, what's next for the UK-EU post-Brexit relationship?
21 Sep 21
AUKUS submarine fallout rumbles on as EU backs France
Canberra, London and Washington heavily criticised for what’s been described as the three nations’ ‘cack-handed approach’ to negotiating new alliance