At around one o’clock in the morning on 24 June 2016, soon after the polls had closed, a leading figure in the UK’s Remain campaign opened a drinks reception with the words ‘Well done, everybody; it looks like we’ve won’. True, the result from Gibraltar – the first result to be declared – was that 96% had voted to remain. True, UKIP MEP Nigel Farage had conceded defeat. But I was next up at the microphone at that reception. And I felt I had to warn that celebration was premature, to say the least. The result might not be as most people expected.
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In recent years, disputes have increasingly strained British-French relations. Accordingly, the meeting between British Prime Minister Sunak and French President Macron on 10th March was eagerly awaited. But one thing seems clear: the relationship between the two countries remains strained. The pressure on the leaders of Europe’s two nuclear powers to agree on a common strategy for Europe’s greatest foreign policy challenge will continue to intensify.
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Rishi Sunak is the third Tory Prime Minister in 2022. The political turmoil within the Conservative Party, the disastrous performance of Liz Truss and the general economic difficulties offered Sunak an opportunity. In his first speech as Prime Minister, Sunak highlighted that the country was facing a profound economic crisis. He asserted that through integrity, professionalism and accountability, he will provide stability and rectify the mistakes of his predecessor. Apart from tough economic leadership, his real challenge is political. As a leader, he has to unite a strongly divided party.
Since Brexit, India and the UK have been trying to strengthen ties further.
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Globale Krisen lassen sich nur global lösen. Nur freiheitliche Gesellschaften besitzen jene Innovationskräfte, die nötig sind, um die anstehenden Herausforderungen durch Digitalisierung und Globalisierung und den Abbau sozialer Spannungen sowie ökologische Handlungsnotwendigkeiten zu bewältigen. Wie wir die Wirtschaft befreien und so die Krise überwinden können, lesen Sie hier.
Eine Szene liberalen Denkens 24.06.2021 Window of Opportunity 23.06.2021 Jenseits von Brexit
