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Tax on imports of stock from EU eats into already slim profit margins for British traders
Unionist angst over Brexit and long-term structural problems revives sectarian conflict
All sides have a responsibility to ease tensions but the biggest, post-Brexit, rests with the UK and EU
Bureaucracy has increased for everything from taxes to tea bags
Recent upsurge in violence should give pause for thought to all sides of the Brexit debate
UK opposition party calls for Boris Johnson to order economic impact assessment of agreement
From the US-China trade war, to Brexit, to pandemic-led delays to manufacturing and shipping, the global supply chain is firmly in the spotlight. How is the business of trade adapting in a changing world? This is the second of a three-part series
Slug-killing worms’ path to the EU blocked by bureaucracy since January 1
Latest ‘deal’ between EU and UK offers little in the way of progress
Senior officers say unrest is being orchestrated by ‘disaffected groups’ amid rising sectarian tension
Campaigners say Northern Ireland is edging towards holding a referendum on its future
One of the prime minister’s biggest challenges after Covid-19 is preserving the union between England and Scotland
Relations between the UK and France have been bad — and are getting worse — since Brexit
Agreement is almost comical in stressing the new body’s toothlessness
Micheál Martin laments erosion of trust between London and Brussels over N Ireland protocol
Tens of thousands of foreign-born workers have left the UK. What does it mean for them, and for Britain?
Extension of ‘trusted trader’ scheme to ensure supplies from GB will not cover already hard-hit industry
EU is increasingly worried about London’s dominance over the €81tn industry
Germany’s constitutional court throws up another block to eurozone reform
UK regulator concerned that continent counterparts demanding more to move than necessary
To save the Union, hard facts, strong arguments and a new constitutional settlement are needed instead
Agreement paves way for Brussels to weigh future market-access rights for City of London
The unfolding drama was recorded on household crockery, following in the centuries-old tradition of political pottery
Prospects for supervisory ‘equivalence’ fade as each side pursues differing rules
Chances of catching ‘fast-track’ through Congress fade as Biden focuses on Airbus-Boeing dispute
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