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Northern Ireland and the Protocol: Adjusting to the New Reality of Brexit

The border between Ireland and Northern Ireland is crossed by some 30 000 people every day for work. Travel across the border is unrestricted, but this partition still has an More

Posted On : January 10, 2023 Published By : Sophie Gunyon
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Recent Violence in Northern Ireland Highlights Underlying Sectarian Tensions

During the first week of April, riots and violence broke out throughout cities in Northern Ireland, with the riots on Wednesday, April 7, being the worst Northern Ireland has experienced More

Posted On : April 12, 2021 Published By : Melanie Rose
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Brexit’s Immigration Points Plan: A Precarious Combination of Ideology and Practicability

As of January 31st, Brexit has officially been ratified, through the joint acceptance of the withdrawal agreement between the European Union and Britain. Britain has therefore formally exited the European More

Posted On : February 23, 2020 Published By : Gilli Cohen
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Brexit: The (Re-)Emergence of Racist Undercurrents?

Three days after Britain officially left the European Union on the 31st of January, flyers were removed from a Norwich apartment block following complaints from residents. According to The Guardian, More

Posted On : February 19, 2020 Published By : Kate Miller
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Britain at a Crossroads: Post-Brexit Trade

Ever since the historic Brexit vote in June 2016, debates have raged as to what form Britain’s exit from the EU will take and what Britain’s future outside the EU More

Posted On : January 31, 2020 Published By : Asher Laws
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Megxit, Brexit, and Generational Divide in the U.K.

On January 8th, 2020, the Sussexes announced their plan to step back from the royal rota system and no longer act as ‘senior’ members of the Royal Family. They expressed More

Posted On : January 28, 2020 Published By : Lucy Whichelo
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The Rise of the Liberal Democrats: Could a Minority Spell the End for a Hard Brexit?

Brexit has been the defining issue in British politics since the country voted to leave the European Union in 2016. In fact, 65% of the British public believes it’s the More

Posted On : November 13, 2019 Published By : Jacob Berk
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Opinion: The End of Ideology in the UK Conservative Party

Another political crisis, another leadership change, and yet another election. Theresa May’s resignation as Conservative party leader, and thus prime minister, has thrust the United Kingdom into political turmoil. Despite More

Posted On : June 25, 2019 Published By : Asher Laws
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What Happened to British Liberalism?

Brexit continues to dominate the headlines as Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement fails to pass through the House of Commons for the third time. A rejection of the eight other Brexit More

Posted On : April 18, 2019 Published By : Asher Laws
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The Morning After: The Brexit Day That Wasn’t

“We will be leaving the European Union on March the 29th, 2019.” This is the promise Prime Minister Theresa May has repeatedly made to the United Kingdom, the EU, and More

Posted On : March 30, 2019 Published By : Sam Johnston

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