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28 02, 2020

An evening with Miha Pogačnik – #EuropeFutureFringe
An evening with Miha Pogačnik – #EuropeFutureFringe
2020, Federalism, Future of Europe

An evening with Miha Pogačnik – #EuropeFutureFringe

By Federal Trust|2020-06-12T14:23:44+00:00February 28th, 2020|Categories: 2020, Federalism, Future of Europe|Tags: Future of Europe, Past Events|

2nd March 2020 Event by New Europeans, Sustensis and The Federal Trust https://vimeo.com/395932651 Brendan Donnelly, Director, The Federal Trust https://vimeo.com/395935656 Tony Czarnecki, Sustensis and New Europeans https://vimeo.com/395941393 Miha Pogacnik, Ambassador of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia SPEAKERS European DemocracyBrendan Donnelly, Director, The Federal Trust Citizens’ Assemblies and democratic reformsTony Czarnecki, New Europeans London [...]

28 02, 2020

Brexit Futures – Preparing to change the game
Brexit Futures – Preparing to change the game
Brexit, Views from the Federal Trust

Brexit Futures – Preparing to change the game

By Federal Trust|2020-06-23T15:51:36+00:00February 28th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Views from the Federal Trust|Tags: Boris Johnson, Brexit, hard Brexit, No Deal Brexit, Views from the Federal Trust|

by Peter CookBusiness and organisation consultant; Author of "Let's Talk about Brex..it"@AcademyofRock 28th February 2020 Brexit will unravel of its own contradictions. I believe this will be sooner rather than later. Brexit’s implosion will come from either what I call external socio-economic, political, environmental shocks or "internal combustion", due to [...]

26 02, 2020

Appeasing Brexiteers
Appeasing Brexiteers
Brexit, Europe, Europe

Appeasing Brexiteers

By Dr Andrew Black|2020-06-12T14:24:46+00:00February 26th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Europe, Europe|Tags: appeasement, Boris Johnson, Brexit|

“A week is a long time in politics” according to Harold Wilson, the first Labour Party prime minister to break 13 years of Conservative party rule. A year is an even longer time, and a very great deal can happen during that time, particularly to governments led by the Conservative [...]

14 02, 2020

Brexit: The British government starts to recognise reality
Brexit: The British government starts to recognise reality
Brexit, Europe

Brexit: The British government starts to recognise reality

By Brendan Donnelly|2020-06-04T09:19:53+00:00February 14th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Europe|Tags: Boris Johnson, Brexit, Brexit negotiations, EU, hard Brexit, Michael Gove, trade agreement|

by Brendan DonnellyDirector, The Federal Trust 14th February 2020 Michael Gove’s acknowledgement that trade between the UK and the EU after 1st January 2021 will be far from frictionless is a watershed in the Brexit process. The claim that Brexit would not significantly impinge upon British trade with the European [...]

14 02, 2020

Negotiating with a bloc seven times your size: Clash no 1 – Financial Services
Negotiating with a bloc seven times your size: Clash no 1 – Financial Services
Europe, Trade, Trade & Financial services

Negotiating with a bloc seven times your size: Clash no 1 – Financial Services

By Graham Bishop|2020-06-23T15:53:46+00:00February 14th, 2020|Categories: Europe, Trade, Trade & Financial services|Tags: Brexit, Financial Services, passporting rights|

The UK has the same rules as the EU at this instant – but EU rules are evolving continuously under the pressure of technological change. The main Directive about trading securities is about to be examined later this year – as part of the normal review cycle. The UK will [...]

14 02, 2020

Anti-federalist Europeanism: a theoretical and practical impossibility?
Anti-federalist Europeanism: a theoretical and practical impossibility?
Brexit, Europe, Federalism

Anti-federalist Europeanism: a theoretical and practical impossibility?

By Prof Andrew Blick|2020-06-23T15:55:09+00:00February 14th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Europe, Federalism|Tags: Brexit, EU Referendum, European Union, federal Europe, federalism, rejoin movement|

by Dr Andrew BlickReader in Politics and Contemporary History at King’s College London; Senior Research Fellow at the Federal Trust 14th February 2020 Criticism of the European Union in United Kingdom (UK) political discourse has often focused upon the proposition that as a project it is federal in nature. For this [...]

14 02, 2020

Scotland’s Shifting Politics in the Face of Brexit
Scotland’s Shifting Politics in the Face of Brexit
Devolution, Europe, Scotland, UK Constitution, UK Devolution

Scotland’s Shifting Politics in the Face of Brexit

By Federal Trust|2020-06-23T15:55:45+00:00February 14th, 2020|Categories: Devolution, Europe, Scotland, UK Constitution, UK Devolution|Tags: Brexit, EU, independence, IndyRef2, Scotland|

by Dr Kirsty HughesDirector, Scottish Centre on European Relations 12th February 2019 Brexit day has come and gone. There were Saltires, EU flags and crowds at the Scottish parliament. But while everything changed as the UK left the EU, is it, for now, the case that nothing has changed in [...]

11 02, 2020

After Brexit: Britain’s relations with Germany and the EU
After Brexit: Britain’s relations with Germany and the EU
2020, Brexit

After Brexit: Britain’s relations with Germany and the EU

By Federal Trust|2020-06-10T15:03:39+00:00February 11th, 2020|Categories: 2020, Brexit|Tags: Brexit, Past Events|

Joint event by the Federal Trust, Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation and Global Policy Institute 3rd March 2020 Now that the United Kingdom has formally left the European Union, the next phase of Brexit focusses on negotiating the future relationship between the UK and its European partners. Our expert panel will discuss issues such [...]

11 02, 2020

Toward a more effective EU policy on global warming
Toward a more effective EU policy on global warming
Climate Change, EU Policies & Institutions, Views from the Federal Trust

Toward a more effective EU policy on global warming

By Ira Straus|2020-06-23T15:56:54+00:00February 11th, 2020|Categories: Climate Change, EU Policies & Institutions, Views from the Federal Trust|Tags: Climate Change, Views from the Federal Trust|

Only new approaches, supplementing current anti-emissions policies, can stop the warming not just slow the emissions Global warming is a matter where EU and global policy has been failing, despite long and heavy investment in the current line of policy. The warming has not only continued but sped up. Annual [...]

7 02, 2020

Brexit: Over, but far from out

By Professor Iain Begg|2020-06-15T12:46:20+00:00February 7th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Views from the Federal Trust|Tags: Brexit, Views from the Federal Trust|

This article was first published by the Dahrendorf Forum. With Brexit day finally upon us, Iain Begg reflects upon the past and future of the UK’s relationship with the EU, concluding that, whilst in many ways it may be ‘over’, the UK is still far from ‘out’. Finally, it happened: [...]

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