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Tag: Brexit End Game

10.12.2020 Brexit

The UK had only one card to play in the Brexit end game: the timetable. And even that did not work.

I don’t know if it was the intended strategy all along (I first mused about it in November), but in these fraught December days in the Brexit end game it has become abundantly clear that the UK’s negotiation tactic has

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16.12.2018 Brexit

What the 4 major events in the past week mean for Brexit

Even by the standards of the two and a half turbulent years since the Brexit referendum, the last 7 days have been quite something. Four major events shaped the week, and will shape what happens to Brexit now and –

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