Breaking the deadlock on EU asylum reform? – Jacques Delors Institut – Berlin

Promising COVID-19 Treatment Faces Political Hurdles

  Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) is part of recommended treatment for COVID-19 in modern healthcare systems around the world, and every day brings new evidence that appears to support this judgment call by overseas public health authorities. Sadly the U.S. is the only country on earth where the drug has become a toxic political football — due entirely […]

Why Johnson won’t ask for a Brextension

By Jannike Wachowiak, courtesy of the European Policy Centre   By running down the clock and refusing to ask for an extension, Boris Johnson’s hope seems to be to secure concessions from the EU at the last minute. This form of brinkmanship is likely to backfire and increases the chance of no deal. Why an […]

Does “Singapore on steroids” appeal to northern voters?

“‘Getting Brexit Done’ and financial services” By Prof. Sarah Hall, courtesy of UK In a Changing Europe   2020 will bring questions of trade and trade policy to the foreground of the Brexit process.   Following his election victory, Boris Johnson has made clear that he intends to take the UK out of the EU […]