Britain & the EU
How the EU can survive Brexit
05 February 2020
The New Statesman
There are tensions between Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel – but unless France and Germany can work together the bloc will fragment.
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Will EU enlargement create new models for the EU-UK relationship?
Enlargement is pushing the EU to think creatively about how to work more closely with candidate countries before accession. The consequences for EU-UK relations could be significant.
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UK-EU relations: Time to raise the level of ambition
Geopolitical turbulence has put UK-EU differences in perspective. Britain and the EU need much closer ties.
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The new EU-Swiss deal: What it means and the lessons it holds for the UK-EU 'reset'
The recent political agreement between the European Commission and the Swiss government promises to stabilise their long-troubled economic relationship. The British government should pay close attention.
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Can Keir Starmer reset relations with the EU?: Annual report 2024
The CER's annual report starts with an essay on whether Keir Starmer can reset relations with the EU.
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The gap between the 'Brexit reset' rhetoric and the reality
Rough-and-ready calculations based on the stated demands of the UK and EU suggest the reset might raise Britain’s GDP by 0.3-0.7 per cent.
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