If the UK votes to stay in the EU in the upcoming referendum, it will need a vision and plan for its role within a changing EU. Open Europe has therefore teamed up with the Freedom Institute, a leading Polish think-tank, to set out a common British-Polish agenda for long-term EU reform in the event the UK remains an EU member.

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If the UK votes to stay in the EU in the upcoming referendum, it will need a vision and plan for its role within a changing EU. Open Europe has therefore teamed up with the Freedom Institute, a leading Polish think-tank, to set out a common British-Polish agenda for long-term EU reform in the event the UK remains an EU member.

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Posted by Pawel Swidlicki

The UK Treasury (HMT) yesterday released its lengthy economic assessment of the long term economic impact of Brexit. Open Europe’s Raoul Ruparel examines the key points of the report, how it differs from other estimates and whether it is a credible assessment.

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The UK Treasury (HMT) yesterday released its lengthy economic assessment of the long term economic impact of Brexit. Open Europe’s Raoul Ruparel examines the key points of the report, how it differs from other estimates and whether it is a credible assessment.

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In the wake of Corbyn’s ‘warts and all’ EU speech today, Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki assesses whether his distinct approach will help or hinder the Remain campaign.

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In the wake of Corbyn’s ‘warts and all’ EU speech today, Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki assesses whether his distinct approach will help or hinder the Remain campaign.

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Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki assesses the implications of the Electoral Commission’s decision to designate Vote Leave as the official Leave campaign in the EU referendum as opposed to the UKIP-backed GO Movement.

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Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki assesses the implications of the Electoral Commission’s decision to designate Vote Leave as the official Leave campaign in the EU referendum as opposed to the UKIP-backed GO Movement.

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Posted by Pawel Swidlicki

Open Europe’s Stephen Booth summarises the key findings of Open Europe’s new report which attempts to flesh out some of the policies the UK may reasonably have to adopt in the event of a Brexit in order to offset the costs and maximise the economic benefits in three key areas: trade, migration and regulation.

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Open Europe’s Stephen Booth summarises the key findings of Open Europe’s new report which attempts to flesh out some of the policies the UK may reasonably have to adopt in the event of a Brexit in order to offset the costs and maximise the economic benefits in three key areas: trade, migration and regulation.

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Posted by Stephen Booth