Monthly Archives: March 2023

Implementing the Windsor Framework

Posted on 16th March 2023 by admin

The recurring trope of getting Brexit ‘done’ is incredibly hard to escape: the public (including my family, as far as I can tell) would love not to have the matter occupy their minds any more, and those more connected to … Continue reading →

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The Stormont Brake

Posted on 9th March 2023 by admin

The other evening I had a quick drink in Brussels with a bunch of people who could, by any reasonable definition, be described as experts on the technicalities of Brexit. As I struggled with the whole order-your-beer-via-an-app thing, they discussed … Continue reading →

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Starting to unpack the Windsor Framework

Posted on 2nd March 2023 by admin

The unveiling of the Windsor Framework this week was important in many ways. Not only did it provide a set of solutions to the most pushing and tricky problems facing the Northern Ireland Protocol, but it also marked a return … Continue reading →

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