Brexit Bits, Bobs, and Blogs

The Covid-19 pandemic has overshadowed a lot of developments in the EU-UK relationship, but many events in the last week are bringing Brexit back to the forefront.

A long-awaited parliamentary report in the United Kingdom asserts Russia may have influenced the Brexit referendum; more importantly, the UK government did little to find out and prevent it.

Governments of national unity tend to be formed in times of crisis. Could the United Kingdom, under a new Labour leader, and Ireland follow suit?

Results in the UK election have once again taken people by surprise. What dynamics have emerged from early returns?

Though polls lean toward a Conservative majority, next week's UK general election is still up in the air and many factors could influence the results.

Campaigning in the UK is well underway; all the traditional features of a British election campaign are here, with some important twists.

This December's snap election in the UK mirrors the last one to have happened so late in the year in more than one respect--that of 1923.

After another Brexit roller-coaster, the UK is heading for a December election that will likely be a do-or-die moment for some parties.

Since becoming Prime Minister in July, Boris Johnson has made clear his determination to take the United Kingdom out of the European Union no later than October 31st – the current deadline.

White smoke drifted over the European Commission building in Brussels on October 17th: there is a new agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union. But what’s in it?