Level Playing Field
Total 22 Posts
Breaking the law over Brexit: How the UK is playing dirty in EU talks.
5 min read
The UK should be playing a key role in multilateral institutions confronting existential challenges for humanity, but instead it is pitching towards break up, disharmony, bitterness and isolation.
Brexit: As the deadline looms, why are negotiations stalling?
4 min read
Trade deals are usually about breaking down barriers. This one is about putting them up.
Under cover of Brexit.
11 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s analysis on how voting for Brexit had consequences people should have known but that, as the Sedwill/Frost episode illustrates, it is also being used as cover for things that were never entailed by voting for it.
Die-cast Britain.
3 min read
As in previous moments, the government seems more willing to concede ground to the EU than its rhetoric might suggest.
Brexit Britain risks heading to international pariahdom.
12 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s Brexit analysis on the reputational damage of treating the Political Declaration and, worse, the Withdrawal Agreement as irrelevant; on the Terminator-like ERG; and how this matters for the UK’s global relationships.
I really mean it this time.
4 min read
To expect to be trusted when you act in a distrusting way is a fool’s errand.
“It does not have to be like this”. But it is.
11 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s latest Brexit analysis on the Frost letter, the latest debates about the extension of the transition period, trust, and the glimpses we are getting of a post-Brexit Britain.