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22.11.2020 Brexit

Brexit negotiation delay – is it due to indecision, or is it by design?

As one of my sarcastic Twitter followers put it, are these Brexit negotiations sponsored by Microsoft Windows Autoupdate as they’ve been stuck on 95% for so long? Deadlines come and go. Even the supposedly firm one, EU side, at the

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13.11.2020 Brexit

Brexit: where there is no consequence for those supposedly in control

“I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters” Donald Trump famously said. Unlike the United States, British politics and society generally shies away from arms. But a sense of deep

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