The author called for the UK and the EU to become united again, welcoming UK citizens regardless of how they had voted on Brexit. They said the door was always open and urged people to heal the divide and face future challenges together. https://t.co/zzLt5V0n3G #Unity #Brexit #Togetherness #GB #EU
In 2025, Walloon agri-food exports to the United Kingdom reached their highest level ever, with a value of 340.06 million euros, demonstrating that companies have overcome their fears after Brexit and have rediscovered the potential of this market. #Agroalimentaire #Exportations #Wallonie (translated)
The author wrote that, according to Peter Kellner's analyses, if voting were held today, those opposing Brexit would win decisively. https://t.co/YDjsK6wfUB #Brexit #Politica #RegnoUnito #GB (translated)
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Unless we are willing have an honest & open discussion about the negative impact of Brexit - which by almost every economic and financial measure has been disastrous for the UK - Britain’s growth, productivity and living standards will continue to be weighed down by the structural handicap of Brexit
Whether it is about protecting households from the rising cost of living, restarting the industry, or keeping ourselves safe, we do not have the necessary weight to act alone. In today’s world, we cannot regain control by being outside of Europe," explains Laura Chappell, associate director of IPPR. #MareaBritanie #AderareUE #Brexit (translated)
An influential British think tank, IPPR, suggests that the United Kingdom should make EU membership a medium-term goal, considering the changes in global politics and public opinion favoring this scenario. #MareaBritanie #AderareUE #Brexit (translated)
Today, the citizens of Alberta are voting on the possible independence of the province from Canada, which raises concerns about the unity of the country and reminds one of the British Brexit scenario. #Alberta #nezávislost #referendum (translated)
British food and drink exports to EU collapse by more than a third since Brexit NFU analysis of official data shows falls in exports to UK’s largest trading partner since 2019 include 70% for sugar and 74% for egg products www.theguardian.com/business/202...
An influential research institute in the United Kingdom claims that the country should rejoin the European Union to address the rising geopolitical challenges. #Brexit #UniuneaEuropeană #PoliticaBritanică (translated)
The harsh reality of that ‘take back control’ Brexit myth… “Whether it’s… the cost of living, restarting industry, or keeping us secure, we lack the weight to act alone. In today’s world, we can’t take back control while being an outsider in Europe.” www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham acknowledges that Brexit has done more harm than good and suggests the possibility of reconciliation with a Europe that is now leaning more to the right, despite the enormous obstacles this would entail. #Brexit #ReconciliaciónEU #ExtremaDerecha (translated)
A million young people in Britain are neither working nor studying, which according to Andy Burnham is a disaster, while the British Prime Minister publicly accused Russia for the first time of interfering in the Brexit referendum. #Brexit #Rusija #AndyBurnham (translated)
Right back to the Maidan, and then Brexit, it has always been Ukraine, the EU and UK against Putin and Trump Republicans
We could consider what (former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer – ELTA) George Osborne said about the customs union, what the Liberal Democrats talked about regarding the single market at their conference, or we could go all the way. #Brexit #JK #ES (translated)
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham acknowledged Russia's influence on the Brexit referendum, sparking discussions about the possible return of the UK to the EU and rehabilitating the importance of older voters on this issue. #Brexit #JK #ES (translated)
There is a reason why Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit vote: they knew that if we left, it would harm both the United Kingdom and the European Union. They were very clear about this — and, wow, how right they turned out to be. This caused damage to our economic, social, and cultural life. Wales alone lost, net, 1 billion pounds in regional funding that it would have received from the EU. This rupture considerably weakened opportunities — especially for young people — to work, live abroad, and enjoy the freedoms we had before. We could rejoin the Customs Union or the Single Market; but if we did so in isolation, we would merely be 'rule takers' — we would have to accept everything that the EU determined without being at the table to negotiate. As someone in the audience pointed out, the European Union is changing. But that is not a reason for us not to return; on the contrary, it is the ideal reason for us to be inside and help shape it into the kind of Union we want. I don't believe there is any other option but to fully rejoin the bloc. The journalist George Monbiot (working at the BBC) brought this Russian interference back into the spotlight by publicly declaring: “There is a reason why Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit vote: they knew that if we left, it would harm both the United Kingdom and the European Union. They were very clear about this — and, wow, how right they turned out to be. This caused damage to our economic, social, and cultural life. Wales alone lost, net, 1 billion pounds in regional funding that it would have received from the EU. This rupture considerably weakened opportunities — especially for young people — to work, live abroad, and enjoy the freedoms we had before. We could rejoin the Customs Union or the Single Market; but if we did so in isolation, we would merely be 'rule takers' — we would have to accept everything that the EU determined without being at the table to negotiate. As someone in the audience pointed out, the European Union is changing. But that is not a reason for us not to return; on the contrary, it is the ideal reason for us to be inside and help shape it into the kind of Union we want. I don't believe there is any other option but to fully rejoin the bloc.” #Brexit #UniãoEuropeia #AndyBurnham (translated)
Andy Burnham is relaunching the debate on the possible readmission of the United Kingdom to the European Union, facing political and structural challenges while trying to renegotiate the post-Brexit trade agreement and address critical issues such as migration and agricultural trade. #Brexit #UniãoEuropeia #AndyBurnham (translated)
The author of the entry assessed that the United Kingdom is unlikely to return to the EU, although — in his opinion — from an economic point of view, its exit was a mistake. He added that the country gained greater political independence, but previously the British had special rights in the Union and no one could impose anything on them. #Brexit #WielkaBrytania #UE #GB #EU (translated)
Brexit and Russia… “I think you would have to start with Boris Johnson. “The reason why there is still this confusion is there was no public attempt to establish with confidence what actually happened because successive British governments declined to look closely at what was going on.” (Times)
The tariffs on these would be a small price to pay for protecting a European manufacturing industry that defends jobs along the supply chains in the United Kingdom and makes us less vulnerable to the constraints imposed by China in the future," added Byrne. #Brexit #UniuneaEuropeană #IndustriaAuto (translated)
