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/ Europe Issued on: 29/10/2021 - 17:49 Tensions between the UK and France have been rising over post-Brexit fishing rights. On this December 28, 2020 picture, French fishermen repair their nets at Boulogne-sur-Mer, northern France. © Charles Platiau, Reuters Britain on Friday warned it may implement more checks on European…

For all that ails Western democracy at the moment, it certainly doesn’t lack diagnoses. Critics such as Jonathan Rauch insist that a surfeit of popular sovereignty has tipped the delicate balance of self-governance in the direction of strongman ethnic nationalism. Norman Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann call out the structural…

On July 1st, 2021, adjustments to the VAT procedures and implementation of the H7 dataset system will enter in force across the European Union. ViaEurope is all set to assist its customers to transition smoothly to these new obligations and help avoid another logistic mayhem. Press Release - updated: Jun…

HONG KONG, May 31, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Ireland ranked high on the list of preferred investor migration destinations in Europe following Brexit, according to European Union institutions. Dublin is the favourite destination for financial services firms moving jobs to the European Union after Brexit, according to a study…

Author of the article: The United Kingdom and European Union are making progress in talks on how to apply post-Brexit trade rules in Northern Ireland, the Financial Times reported https://www.ft.com/content/8aad1abc-7983-4a72-a822-e05f1d3be7d1 on Sunday. EU Brexit commissioner Maros Sefcovic and his UK counterpart David Frost may meet this week to review the…

Updated / Monday, 4 Jan 2021 09:34 The pound had strengthened after a last-minute Brexit deal was agreed on December 24 The pound weakened versus the euro on Britain's first day of trading outside the European Union, but strengthened against a softer dollar, climbing above $1.37 for the first time…

Britain has clinched a last-minute trade agreement with the European Union that will preserve its zero-tariff and zero-quota access to the bloc's single market of 450 million consumers. But it is a thin deal that will not prevent economic pain and disruption for the United Kingdom or for EU member…

Banks in the European Union may be losing their appetite for exposure to Britain, the EU’s banking watchdog said yesterday.There are concerns in the bloc that a no-deal Brexit, which is looking increasingly likely, could disrupt financial markets. Read more: Macron promises not to ‘have cake and eat it’ in Brexit…

In DepthYour guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 10 DecemberThe Week’s daily round-up highlights the five best opinion pieces from across the British and international media, with excerpts from each. 1. Philip Johnston in The Daily Telegraphon the curse of the EUEurope brought down six Tory PMs. Can…