The Globalist

Despite potential referendum loss, risk of new elections, bigger political upheaval or Italy leaving the euro is quite low.

The UK’s Prime Minister’s emerging strategy for a hard Brexit will mean significantly reduced access to the EU market.

Spanish voters are dismayed with self-absorbed politicians who are determined to hold yet another national election which few voters want.

What happens when the need for economic adjustment moves from the global South to the North.

Will the British vote to leave the EU embolden anti-European populists elsewhere in Europe?

For the time being, EU-27 will consider the Scottish issue as an internal affair of the UK. The EU has enough issues to ponder.

Could the UK exit from the Brexit? Could Boris Johnson do a Tsipras?

What happens if the UK voters decide on June 23, 2016 to leave the European Union?

Why Germany will not expend too much energy on a favorable deal for the UK if it quits the EU.

How would the UK fare outside the European Union?