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 skip to main content area centre for european reform twitter facebook linkedin search form search home about topics research & press multimedia podcasts events experts contact us hot topics britain & the eu refugee & schengen crisis russia & european security future of the eurozone estimated cost of brexit so far: 2.1% gdp the centre for european reform is an award winning independent think-tank devoted to making the eu work better, and strengthening its role in the world. we are pro-european but not uncritical. europe should keep turkey close luigi scazzieri 27 july 2018 eu-turkey relations have deteriorated sharply in recent years, and even maintaining transactional co-operation could become increasingly difficult. the challenge for europe is how to prevent relations from souring further. the accidental prime minister: what spain's new government means for the eu camino mortera-martinez 26 july 2018 spain’s new government might not last long. but it could act as a catalyst for progress on the thorny issues of migration, eurozone reform and catalonia. bulletin issue 121 - august/september 2018 charles grant , sam lowe , beth oppenheim , john springford 20 july 2018 regime change? the european economy to 2030 , john springford the eu's problem with may's plan for brexit , charles grant dead or alive? a uk-us trade deal , sam lowe, beth oppenheim 20th birthday party 19 july 2018 with a keynote speech by the rt hon david lidington mp time to let the rule of law in poland have its day in court agata gostyńska-jakubowska 19 july 2018 poland’s government has not reversed its controversial judicial reforms, despite eu political pressure. it is time to take the dispute out of the hands of politicians and allow the european court of justice to have a say about the rule of law in poland. 0 1 2 3 4 publications europe should keep turkey close luigi scazzieri 27 july 2018 eu-turkey relations have deteriorated sharply in recent years, and even maintaining transactional co-operation could become increasingly difficult. the challenge for europe is how to prevent relations from souring further. bulletin issue 121 - august/september 2018 charles grant , sam lowe , beth oppenheim , john springford 20 july 2018 regime change? the european economy to 2030 , john springford the eu's problem with may's plan for brexit , charles grant dead or alive? a uk-us trade deal , sam lowe, beth oppenheim game over? europe's cyber problem camino mortera-martinez 09 july 2018 the eu knows that a cyber war is happening, but not how to fight it. to be up to speed, the bloc needs to update its cyber security plans. plugging in the british: completing the circuit sophia besch , ian bond , camino mortera-martinez 22 june 2018 post-brexit internal and external security co-operation arrangements seem as hard for the eu and uk to agree on as trade. other third countries’ relationships with the eu provide models. bulletin issue 120 - june/july 2018 sam lowe , ian bond , sophia besch 30 may 2018 on brexit, ttip and the city of london , sam lowe trump and europe: atlantic hurricane season? , ian bond can eu-uk defence negotiations be positive-sum? , sophia besch has the last trump sounded for the transatlantic partnership? ian bond 04 may 2018 european leaders cannot take transatlantic partnership for granted in the donald trump era. they need to shore up support on both sides of the atlantic. the eu budget after brexit: reform not revolution noah gordon 24 april 2018 with the uk leaving, the eu needs a revised budget. it should cut rebates, agriculture spending, and structural funds; and spend more on border security, education, and research. brexit and the financial services industry: the story so far mark boleat 27 march 2018 the city will survive brexit, but it will not emerge unscathed. in order to remain competitive britain’s financial services industry will need to adapt, as it has always done. will the unity of the 27 crack? john springford , sam lowe , beth oppenheim 15 march 2018 some british politicians believe that the 27 will divide during the brexit trade negotiations, because of their differing economic interests. but disagreements between the 27 are minor, thanks to theresa may's red lines. latest insights and opinion pieces the accidental prime minister: what spain's new government means for the eu camino mortera-martinez 26 july 2018 spain’s new government might not last long. but it could act as a catalyst for progress on the thorny issues of migration, eurozone reform and catalonia. merkel and salvini's migration crisis: much ado about nothing? sophia besch , camino mortera-martinez , luigi scazzieri 23 july 2018 e!sharp the number of people arriving in europe is much lower in 2018 than in previous years. yet, at the european council on june 28th-29th, eu leaders had to grapple with germany and italy’s twin political crises over migration and asylum policy. time to let the rule of law in poland have its day in court agata gostyńska-jakubowska 19 july 2018 poland’s government has not reversed its controversial judicial reforms, despite eu political pressure. it is time to take the dispute out of the hands of politicians and allow the european court of justice to have a say about the rule of law in poland. inching our way towards jersey sam lowe 11 july 2018 the eu will probably reject theresa may’s chequers compromise. rather than confronting the eu on its fundamental principles, the uk should build upon the foundations of a customs union. europe's response to may's plan could cost her more ministers charles grant 10 july 2018 the guardian the eu’s initial reaction to the chequers plan is polite, but negative. the prime minister will have to make further concessions before it is accepted. judy asks: is trump wrong about nato? sophia besch 11 july 2018 carnegie europe a selection of experts answer a new question from judy dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping europe’s role in the world. defence spending in nato: stop convincing trump, start convincing europeans sophia besch 10 july 2018 trump’s desire to get europeans to "pay up" will bring about conflict at the nato summit. it is important to get the facts right. merkel's migration deal: less than the sum of its parts sophia besch , camino mortera-martinez , luigi scazzieri 09 july 2018 the june european council has not solved the eu’s migration problems. after may's deal, many people will ask, does brexit have any point? charles grant 07 july 2018 the observer three experts, vernon bogdanor, charles grant and claire fox give their verdict on the compromise agreed by the prime minister and her cabinet. in the press - a humiliating brexit deal risks a descent into weimar britain charles grant 27 july 2018 the guardian but i am struck by how some of the best informed, most pro-european british experts, such as charles grant of the centre for european reform, have begun to argue that the eu 27 side is being too rigid, too exacting, too punitive in its approach. in the press - 'conjoined twins': how brexit's irish backstop conundrum could be solved sam lowe 25 july 2018 the telegraph sam lowe, the trade and brexit specialist at the centre for european reform is among the experts who have also lent credence to the idea. “you would create a northern ireland-specific backstop written into the withdrawal agreement which is unconditional,” he suggests, “and then combine it with an agreement for a potential all-uk customs union that supplements the irish backstop, but remains conditional on a future agreement.” in the press - what is at stake ahead of juncker-trump trade talks sam lowe 24 july 2018 financial times “the eu and us tried to bunch together all the trade disputes they had been having for decades [in the ttip negotiations], but the differences in regulatory culture, different levels of precaution and desire for protection in different sectors proved too high a hurdle,” said sam low

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