Article
09 March 2018
Post-Brexit migration policy
On 27 February 2018 Zsolt Darvas testified at the Home Affairs Committee of the House of Commons. This inquiry explores the potential trade-offs betwe
Article
09 March 2018
On 27 February 2018 Zsolt Darvas testified at the Home Affairs Committee of the House of Commons. This inquiry explores the potential trade-offs betwe
Blog post
05 March 2018
The Labour Party’s support of customs union membership has the potential to change the course of Brexit, with 13 months left to close negotiations. Th
Opinion piece
01 March 2018
On February 23, EU members began negotiations on the bloc's multiannual financial framework for 2021-2027. But, with all countries focusing on net bal
Podcast
27 February 2018
Bruegel senior fellow André Sapir clarifies the UK's options for a new relationship with the EU in the wake of Brexit.
Blog post
22 February 2018
Uncertainty still reigns over the future shape of the EU-UK relationship, as Brexit negotiations rumble on. Though the two parties are parting ways,
Podcast
15 February 2018
Bruegel fellow Georg Zachmann joins Richard Tol, professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Sussex, and Pieter-Willem Lemmens, head
Event
08 February 2018
Blog post
05 February 2018
The European Parliament must carefully consider the reallocation of seats after Brexit, allowing for a potential shift in political alignment and work
Podcast
05 February 2018
Bruegel director Guntram Wolff features in this episode of 'The Sound of Economics', highlighting how a reallocation of seats in the European Parliame
Blog post
10 January 2018
While Brexit negotiations are beginning to progress, the European Parliament is preparing to vote on the possible reallocation of seats following the
Opinion piece
30 December 2017
The new year could very well see the positive story of 2017 continue in Europe – but a number of looming policy and political problems cannot be ignor
Blog post
19 December 2017
UK business confidence indicators hardly fell after the Brexit vote in 2016 and have been increasing steadily since. The most likely reason is an expe
External publication
19 December 2017
What will be the impact of Brexit on the EU energy system? With or without the UK, the EU will be able to complete its market, to achieve its climate
Blog post
13 December 2017
Whether it looks more like ‘CETA-plus’ or ‘EEA-minus’, the trade deal that emerges from phase two of the Brexit negotiations should not be the limit o
Event
12 December 2017
This event featured a new and interactive format, with a restricted and high-level on-site audience and in parallel, it has been livestreamed on our w
Opinion piece
01 December 2017
More than a tenth of the City’s business is now bound to go, but how much worse could things get?