It’s easy to dismiss the fuss over where British passports are going to be printed. But it is a microcosm of the way that leave voters were, and are still being, misled, as is the row over fisheries.

Donald Trump is getting beaten at his own game.

The Brexit transition period: analysis and annotation.

One of the more peculiar aspects of this on-going Brexit saga is the role ‘fish’ have played in the debate.

On anonymity, independence and why keeping the mask on is so important to the Secret Barrister.

It has been another roller coaster of a week, following Monday’s handshake between Brexit negotiators Michel Barnier and David Davis over their very unsatisfactory deal on citizens’ rights.

In light of this week’s agreement on transition, it looks pretty grim regarding Ireland, trade, and... no-one has thought of all the consequences!

Another referendum prior to leaving the European Union could only be on the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement plus a political framework for future trade agreement, argues Professor Chris Grey. But since the actual details of that future trade agreement won’t be decided until after Brexit-day...

Professor Steve Peers’ personal perspective on protecting UK and EU27 citizens’ rights after Brexit.

Simon Usherwood’s scenario-planning for this week’s meeting of the European Council.

How does one make sure that citizens understand enough to be able to take part in collective debates and decision-making?

Much has been written about the economic damage that Brexit is already beginning to do to the British economy and the longer-term damage that can be expected. In the last week, we have also begun to glimpse the geo-political price that it will exact.