Article
03 February 2017
Brexit: UK-EU movement of people
On 18 January 2017 Zsolt Darvas appeared as a witness at the House of Lords Select Committee on the European Union, Home Affairs Sub-Committee.
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Policy brief
27 January 2017
Is Brexit an opportunity to reform the European Parliament?
Brexit offers a political opportunity for the European Parliament to reform the allocation of seats to member states. This Policy Contribution explore
Blog post
27 January 2017
Trade flows between the US, UK and EU27: what goes where?
As US President Trump and UK Prime Minister Theresa May meet in Washington, Bruegel researchers look at bilateral trade flows between the US, UK and E
Blog post
18 January 2017
Brexit and the UK creative industry
The creative sector is important for the UK in terms of employment and share of exports. However, it has mostly been overlooked in Brexit negotiation
Blog post
22 December 2016
The impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland: a first look
Following the proposal from the Scottish Government that Scotland remain in the Single Market, the differing “Brexpectations” of the UK’s four constit
Blog post
20 December 2016
Is the UK’s role in the European supply chain at risk?
Will the UK’s engagement in European supply chains be at risk once the UK exits the EU?
Blog post
06 December 2016
UK-China agreement on trade in services is no substitute for a UK-EU deal
The UK government has high hopes that new trade deals with non-EU states will offer an economic boost after Brexit. But how likely is this to material
Event
02 December 2016
Labour mobility after Brexit
What will Brexit mean for the free movement of workers between the UK and the EU?
Blog post
17 November 2016
Stealing London’s financial crown would bring both benefits and responsibilities
After Brexit, several major cities across the EU27 are looking to take over London's financial activity. While there are plenty of benefits in hosting
Blog post
16 November 2016
Tweeting Brexit: Narrative building and sentiment analysis
Public discourse on social media was already in favour of Brexit by early summer 2015, and stayed that way until the referendum. An analysis of more t
Blog post
14 November 2016
Brexit and the law
What’s at stake: last week, the UK High Court ruled that the triggering of Article 50 - and therefore the Brexit process - should involve the UK Parli
Podcast
08 November 2016
Brexit: the way forward
There is still huge uncertainty about the future of EU-UK relations. What will Brexit mean for politics and business, and is there any scope for flexi
Blog post
21 October 2016
Beyond hard, soft and no Brexit
There is still a certain degree of fuzziness about what the different degrees of Brexit entail. We attempt to fill this gap by setting out the options
Blog post
17 October 2016
Brexit, the pound and the UK current account
What’s at stake: UK PM Theresa May announced the intention to trigger article 50 by March 2017, the Pound Sterling crashed, and a dispute among Tesco
Event
10 October 2016
Financial Times/Bruegel European Forum: Where now for the UK and the EU after the vote for Brexit?
Three months after the results of the UK referendum there is still a lot of uncertainty about the future. The Financial Times and Bruegel bring togeth
Policy brief
07 October 2016
What consequences would a post-Brexit China-UK trade deal have for the EU?
A China-UK free trade agreement has been extensively discussed since the UK’s vote for Brexit. Many supporters of Brexit argue that the UK’s regained