Boris Johnson is now risking the Brexit chaos – Brexit explained
A trade agreement with the EU is not in sight. British authorities act out the emergency – the German economy sounds the alarm. Now things[…]
European parliamentarians are threatening to break off the negotiations – Brexit explained
Struggles and a possible violation of the exit agreement – the tone between the EU and the British in the negotiations on the future free[…]
Johnson in the House of Commons: From „Mr. Brexit“ to „Mr. U-Turn“ – Brexit explained
In the past few weeks, the British prime minister had also been sharply criticized from within his own ranks for many changes in course in[…]
EU pledges € 400 million for „vaccine for all“ – EU explained
The EU wants to support a vaccine alliance with the participation of the World Health Organization with 400 million euros. Commission President von der Leyen[…]
Le Drian condems London´s unrealistic incredibility – Brexit explained
With the fateful date of October 31 approaching rapidly, the State Department slams its fist on the table. Until death. Negotiations between the European Union[…]
An independent Scotland would be problematic – Brexit explained
Nicola Sturgeon promises a second independence referendum. Scotland can however afford to go it alone less than ever. The Scottish ruling party SNP wants to[…]
Heiko Maas: The EU will never pursue the “Europe First” concept – EU explained
According to the Foreign Minister, the international community needs international cooperation. Major challenges could only be met through cross-border cooperation. According to Foreign Minister Heiko[…]
UK shipping agents warning of disater after Brexit transitional phase – Brexit explained
The supply chains between Great Britain and the EU are likely to be severely disrupted from 2021 if a solution is not found soon, logistics[…]
EU insists on veto right in Brexit negotiations – Brexit explained
EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier has called for the EU to have the right to veto certain laws. London describes the demands as unrealistic. In[…]
How is a law created in Germany? – German Politics explained
Both the federal government and the Bundestag and Bundesrat have the so-called right of initiative – the right to submit a new law to a[…]