Manchester attack raises questions on security cooperation
The attack at the Manchester Arena brought to the fore another sensitive topic of the Brexit negotiations: the future cooperation on justice and security. Continue Reading
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What Brexit may look like
It is hard to predict what the final Brexit deal will be like. But the Cologne Institute for Economic Research evaluated the positions and concessions likely to be made, and anticipated how the future relationship between the UK and the EU may be shaped. Continue Reading
VIDEO: From Syria to London thanks to Facebook
Story of Eiad Zinah, a 30-year-old refugee from Syria, who reached London via Egypt and Italy using social networks (with Italian subtitles). Continue Reading
Why Britain is so fearful of immigrants
Britain is more concerned about immigration than any other country polled for the Ipsos Mori study “What Worries the World.” Why? Continue Reading
5 things to watch about Brexit
With the referendum of 23 June the majority of British voters chose to leave the European Union. The immediate consequences were the fall of the sterling, the resignation of the Prime Minister and chaos in all political parties. No one was prepared for this outcome and the Leave campaign did not have a plan on how to divorce from the EU. Continue Reading
What is the EU? Here is the answer and the reason why you still suffer from Brexit blues
“What is the EU?” was the second most googled query in the UK the day after the EU referendum. The answer is deeper than many believe and touches on values and identity, but the sentiment towards the EU varies in different countries. Continue Reading
World’s first renewable energy pension fund launched in the UK
The world’s first pension fund investing solely in renewable energy has been launched in London by Abundance, the ethical peer-to-peer investment platform. Continue Reading