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  • Theresa May defeated on Brexit again as anti-EU Tories desert her in Commons vote

    February 14, 2019

    Theresa May suffered a Valentine’s Day massacre on Thursday when Conservative Brexiters helped inflict a heavy Commons defeat on the government. The Prime Minister lost the support of the European Research Group of Tories after she tried to force her party to back a plan ruling out a ‘no deal’ Brexit. While the motion was [...]

  • Finance minister insists German economy ‘not in crisis’ despite growth slowdown

    February 8, 2019

    German finance minister Olaf Scholz attempted a spirited defence of his country’s economy today, insisting it is “not in crisis” despite weakening growth. Angela Merkel’s finance minister rejected claims Germany is heading for a recession and played down the Eurozone powerhouse’s economic troubles on a rare visit to London. Read more: Irish backstop 'not a trick' [...]

  • Kamikaze Brexiteers may end up in a hell of their own making

    February 8, 2019

    Hell hath no fury like a Brexiteer scorned. From the backlash this week, you would have thought that European Council president Donald Tusk had suggested that the EU get custody of the Queen in the Brexit divorce. “I’ve been wondering what that special place in hell looks like, for those who promoted Brexit, without even a [...]

  • Brexit latest: Juncker refuses to reopen Brexit negotiations in ‘robust’ talks with May

    February 7, 2019

    Brexit cannot be renegotiated, insisted European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker today at a meeting with the Prime Minister described as “robust but constructive”. However, UK and EU negotiators will continue to search for a path through parliament for Theresa May’s Brexit deal as they seek to save the agreement, the leaders said today. Read more: [...]

  • Italy set to ban Huawei equipment from its 5G rollout plans

    February 7, 2019

    Italy is set to ban Huawei equipment from its 5G network plans as international pressure on the Chinese firm continues to build. The Italian government is prepared to use so-called golden powers allowing it to back out of contracts without having to pay fines, Reuters reported, citing local media. Read more: Huawei cannot address UK [...]

  • Merkel calls for Huawei security guarantees ahead of 5G rollout

    February 5, 2019

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said Huawei must offer guarantees about the security of its technology if the Chinese firm is to be involved in the country’s 5G network. During a visit to Japan Merkel raised the issue of security fears surrounding the telecoms company, saying she wanted to speak with Chinese authorities so “the [...]

  • Theresa May travels to Northern Ireland to warn of ‘concerning time’ over Brexit

    February 4, 2019

    Theresa May will head to Northern Ireland on Tuesday in a bid to win support for her Brexit renegotiation strategy as the row over the Irish border backstop intensifies. The Prime Minister has vowed to seek “alternative arrangements” to stop a hard border on the island of Ireland if a UK/EU trade deal isn’t ready when [...]

  • Angela Merkel urges UK to explain how it will replace the Irish backstop

    February 4, 2019

    Angela Merkel has urged the UK to set out exactly how it wants to avoid a hard border with Ireland in the absence of a trade deal as she called for “creative” conversations to solve the Brexit deadlock. Speaking on Monday morning, the German Chancellor tried to strike an upbeat tone as she insisted a [...]

  • Editor’s Notes: Why we cannot take no-deal off the table

    February 1, 2019

    There has been no shortage of ludicrous Brexiter outbursts lately as they see their project imperilled by political reality. One Tory backbencher railed against the CEO of Airbus (who had warned against a no-deal Brexit) on the grounds that he is German. He even invoked the Second World War to make a point about not [...]

  • If Britain looks outward, it will find Nigeria open for business

    January 29, 2019

    As the vote on Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement looms, parliament is at an impasse. The likelihood of a no-deal Brexit is increasing – in Germany, it is now seen as the most probable outcome, while in France, a “hard Brexit” contingency plan has been triggered. Deal or no deal, however, Brexit gives the UK the [...]

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