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Borisov remains head of government in Bulgaria – European Politics explained

In Bulgaria, protests against Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s government continue. The head of government has now presented a reshuffle of his cabinet. There will be[…]

Probably a more negative Brexit result to come – Brexit explained

As late as January, German finance specialists argued that Britain would likely end its transitional arrangement with the European Union by the end of this[…]

British Transport Minister caught cold by quarantine decision – European Politics explained

Communication within the cabinet could be better: because he is on vacation in Spain, the British Transport Secretary has to be in quarantine – his[…]

For smooth trade: European Goods Trade after Brexit – Brexit explained

In 2019, trade in goods between the United Kingdom (UK) and the other Member States of the European Union (EU27) was 511.8 billion euros. Brexit[…]

Keir Starmer – the Chief Prosecutor of the British Premier – Brexit explained

Keir Starmer has been the head of the British Labor Party for 100 days. The successor to the controversial Jeremy Corbyn has good popularity ratings[…]

Premier League Inside: How Brexit will affect the transfer market – Brexit explained

Because of Corona, Brexit has almost moved into the background – nevertheless it will change English football. How exactly do the association and the Premier[…]

Demand for new Asylum Policy will have impact on Chancellor Succession – German Politics explained

Sometimes slaps come as surveys. It goes without saying that, for Angela Merkel, it is at most unpleasant that five years after her “we can[…]

EU Chief Negotiator Barnier believes trade deal with the UK is unlikely – Brexit explained

Time is short, but there is little progress. EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier has little hope of an agreement with Britain. His British colleague agrees[…]

The European Union and Myanmar – Brexit explained

Today I want to give you some comments on the negotiations between the EU and Indonesia. Since 2011, the EU has progressively re-engaged with Myanmar,[…]

Market game ball: Britain’s proud pound degenerates into emerging currency – Brexit explained

Recently, the pound has picked up somewhat again. But new turbulence is already looming, because Brexit from the EU without a deal is more likely.[…]

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