Paula Surridge argues that the Conservative Party’s attempts to win back former voters who have switched to Reform UK are unlikely to...

Join us online to hear our expert economics panel reflect on Burnham and Healey's first budget and whether it meets the moment.

Dr John N. T. Helferich argues that the recent rapprochement between France and Britain should be used to build wider European coalitions...

Ali Ahmadi, Catherine Barnard and Fiona Costello argue that a private security operation launched by Essex County Council to ‘reassure’ local residents...

Anand Menon reflects on the prospects of another EU referendum and the risks of repeating the low quality of public debate seen...

Paula Surridge argues that the Conservative Party’s attempts to win back former voters who have switched to Reform UK are unlikely to...

Dr John N. T. Helferich argues that the recent rapprochement between France and Britain should be used to build wider European coalitions...

Joël Reland argues that the EU’s increasingly protectionist regulatory model is likely to increase the economic costs of non-membership for the UK,...

Anand Menon reflects on the prospects of another EU referendum and the risks of repeating the low quality of public debate seen...

This report highlights the ‘stark divide’ between the economic impact of Brexit and the government’s proposed response, and sets out a ‘staircase’ of options for the future relationship.

Anand Menon reflects on the prospects of another EU referendum and the risks of repeating the low quality of public debate seen...

In September 2026, David Klemperer wrote a chapter for our Policy landscape 2026 report on the state of political debate around and...

Joël Reland argues that the EU’s increasingly protectionist regulatory model is likely to increase the economic costs of non-membership for the UK,...

This is the seventeenth edition of UK in a Changing Europe’s regulatory divergence tracker, outlining how UK and EU rules and regulations have aligned and diverged in the period April-September 2026.

Conor J. Kelly and Colin Murray discuss what would happen next if one of the major parties pulled out of the Stormont...

This is the seventeenth edition of UK in a Changing Europe’s regulatory divergence tracker, outlining how UK and EU rules and regulations have aligned and diverged in the period April-September 2026.

This is the seventeenth edition of UK in a Changing Europe’s regulatory divergence tracker, outlining how UK and EU rules and regulations have aligned and diverged in the period April-September 2026.

Anand Menon offers his take on the Liberal Democrat's EU policy following their party conference.

Jonathan Portes explains why the ONS updated its productivity estimates for the period between 2009 and 2019 from 0.7 per cent to 1.3 per cent and what this change actually means for the UK economy. 

Nicola McEwen considers the state of the political debate and the immediate and long-term challenges that need to be confronted when it comes to devolution in the UK

Anand Menon considers the state of the political debate and the immediate and long-term challenges that need to be confronted when it comes to UK foreign policy.

Fabian Zuleeg argues that even if Canada becoming an Associate Member of the EU is successful, which depends on it becoming an ambitious, clearly defined and well-managed structure, it is not a future...

Futuring Europe in Turbulent Times: Strategic Thinking for Acting Today. The European week invites leading thinkers and practitioners to share and debate their thoughts, ideas and visions about strate...

Margrét Einarsdóttir reflects on the result of the recent referendum in Iceland that saw the public narrowly vote against reopening accession talks with the European Union.

Jonathan Portes explains why the ONS updated its productivity estimates for the period between 2009 and 2019 from 0.7 per cent to 1.3 per cent and what this change actually means for the UK economy.

Anand Menon offers his take on the Liberal Democrat's EU policy following their party conference.

Ed Turner reflects on the recent state elections in Germany that saw the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) make significant gains and...

Jonathan Portes explains why the ONS updated its productivity estimates for the period between 2009 and 2019 from 0.7 per cent to 1.3 per cent and what this change actually means for the UK economy.

Anand Menon considers the state of the political debate and the immediate and long-term challenges that need to be confronted when it comes to UK foreign policy.

Ed Turner reflects on the recent state elections in Germany that saw the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) make significant gains and...