At most, a visit to London could serve as a further opportunity to criticise Brussels
Media mentions – Britain in Europe
The United Kingdom still has to prove whether its attempt to become a globally active soft power can be successful. The strategy is ambitious for sure
Transitioning into this new role will require a willingness to accept the EU’s importance—and a degree of humility that does not come naturally to contemporary British leaders
Jeremy Shapiro and Nick Witney critically assess the grand vision of Global Britain’s future spelled out in the recently released government report “Global Britain in a Competitive Age.”
One must admit that at the moment few people are saying: what a pity we didn’t follow the European way
fter spending years railing against nuclear proliferation, raising this cap ‘is a major diplomatic mistake.’
What Global Britain means is starting to take shape – but its emphasis appears more on the “Britain” than the “global”
The UK really needs a special relationship, a deeply interlinked relationship, with the EU. But this government has defined itself ideologically as not needing the E.U. for anything
The idea that [the UK has ] so far been denied a world of opportunities because of our EU membership is nonsense
While almost all EU member states consider defense cooperation with the UK to be important, Britain, in turn, is less enthusiastic
Ulrike Franke and Rafael Loss describe in their article how future UK-EU relations can look like
Recent research by the European Council on Foreign Relations suggests the U.K. won’t be able to airbrush Europe out so easily
Bloomberg refers to the results of the EU Coalition Explorer UK Special