For The Europhiles

Jacques Delors once famously called the EU an OPNI (Objet Politique Non Identifié) an "Unknown Political Object".

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Estonia election analysis: Why liberals won, and the far-right lost

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is in a strong position to build a progressive government, while the far-right EKRE party are left crying foul at Estonia's trusted internet voting.

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Brexit regrets? Britain has a few

A creeping sense of Bregret is taking hold in Britain. A majority of Brits now say that the vote for Britain leaving the EU was a mistake. O

Non facciamocelo dire dal Guardian che è troppo KOMUNISHHTA.... facciamocelo dire dallo Spectator, il giornale che ha sostanzialmente posto le fondamenta per l'elezione a PM di Boris cazzaro Johnson...

Ma chiaramente secondo la frangia delusional anti-vaxxer è colpa della pandemia... durante la quale ha governato Boriz nuovamente con una poitica schizofrenica, prima negando la gravità della situazione e poi vantandosi della politica vaccinale.

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Europe, I hope you are okay!

Germany according to Russian propaganda.

More from Macha Borzunova about Russian media on Arte: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFGSMmY3wd5KErmIYHlPr_6MY0-Fgs0oC

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I couldn't agree more. 

Hard Brexit was defined by the UK leaving both Customs Union and Single Market. Which it arguably did (with the of NI, the only region of the UK not in economic decline right now), but there was always one fundamental problem with this maximum Brexit!

While the US is the definitive military super power on the planet, the EU has quickly established itself as the definitive trading super power, effectively shaping the rules of global trade. 

Rules unacceptable for Britain! ⚠️

Since it became clear that the EU isn't going to dissolve anytime soon and the rest of the world seems happy obeying with these un-bureaucratic, and un-British, European rules. The only logical post Brexit future is for the UK to leave!

We need to shoot this island into space 🚀, it is the only way!

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Why is the UK struggling more than other countries?

The UK is the only G7 nation whose economy is smaller than it was before the Covid pandemic.

This was the textbook expectation from many economic experts of the government's approach to post-Brexit policy. It is more difficult for small businesses, especially, to trade with Europe, and the UK, by design, now has more limited access to pools of European workers. As a result the economy is less productive, less resilient, less flexible and less responsive.

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Irish Foreign Ministry on Twitter

“Despite a challenging year, the Passport Service today issued its 1 millionth passport in 2022. This is the 1st time over 1 million passports have been issued in a calendar year. Passport Online is the quickest and most efficient way to apply for a passport.”

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UK approved fewer new drugs than EU and US in year after Brexit transition

Fears extra expense and paperwork caused by Brexit will make Britain unattractive to global drugmakers

We are now a smaller market , 70m population and not part of a 500m population market. Two different regulators, two different systems. Additions of costs could mean less drugs submitted by drug companies.

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The Financial Times' must-see documentary on the Brexit.

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In 2022, the BBC slowly starts confronting the British public with the fact that Brexit is going to make them noticeably poorer for decades to come.