Newsroom
When Brexit does not mean Brexit
No matter what Britons voted for in the 2016 referendum, no-one can be happy with the draft Brexit agreement.
Brexit
Newsroom
Brexit: an experiment in game theory
Britain will inevitably exit the European Union, but hopes of a “smooth Brexit” are likely to be thwarted by the EU’s realisation that it’s in its interests to make it as messy as possible.
Insights
Brexit shootout
As the Brexit negotiations move towards extra time, it takes a team captain with better oversight, strategy and nerves than Theresa May.
National Business Review
How freedom was lost in Brexit
For those people who campaigned for Brexit in the hope that it would yield a more liberal, more free market Britain, Theresa May’s repositioning of the Tory party is a huge disappointment.
Speeches
What an independent Britain can learn from New Zealand
What will Britain look like after Brexit?
Insights
Brexit means trade opportunities
Brexit might not just mean Brexit but a surge in trade between the United Kingdom and New Zealand.
National Business Review
A mess of its own making
There was a whiff of Monty Python about the Brexit referendum.
Insights
Brexit: Keep calm and carry on
There is no need to panic over Brexit.
Business Spectator
Should they stay or should they go?
Britain and Europe have always been an uneasy match, but without Britain the EU would be a very different organisation.