FRONTLINE PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS BUSINESS CONCERNS ALONG THE BORDER
Brexit Border Blog is delighted to have been associated with The Frontline Project commissioned by the British Irish Chamber and Chambers Ireland. It is a collection of first hand testimonies collected from Louth to Donegal which reveals the extent of…
‘There will be a hard border, the only question is where’
Notions of a high-tech unseen border are a pipe dream, promises of a soft border almost worthless. This is the forthright view of Professor James Anderson, a founder-member of the Centre for International Borders Research at Queen’s University Belfast, writing in…
Failure to plan for a ‘no deal’ will be a serious dereliction of duty.
The government has said no Brexit deal is better than a bad deal. This has provoked Westminster’s Foreign Affairs Committee to explore the implications of a such a ‘no deal’. Its report spells out why it believes such an eventuality…
Brexit business relocation will be a two-way street
It is expected that the triggering of Article 50 in coming weeks will also set relocation plans in motion as companies seek to secure access to their main markets. The focus is very much on UK financial services which will…
Border analysis – from the Daily Telegraph to Aljazeera.
This week the issue of the impact of Brexit on the border in Ireland is reaching a wider audience. It was discussed on Aljazeera social media channel “Stream”. There were political, academic and sectoral contributions underscoring that there was little consideration…
Negotiations not about economically optimal outcomes
The Wonk.eu has posted a must read report from the Director of the Centre for European Reform. It gives a comprehensive up-to-date analysis of Brexit issues but also the dynamics at the heart of upcoming negotiations. It makes the realistic but…
Editorial: The five stages of grief.
There had been warnings, but they seemed so far from reality or even common sense that we easily rationalised them out of existence. That made the shock all the worse when it happened. Therapists talk of the Five Stages of…
“Don’t know is the technically correct answer.”
The significance of this report by Derry City and Strabane District Council and Donegal County Council is not just in its findings about the impact of Brexit but the collaborative nature of the research and indeed ongoing commitment from the…
There will be tariffs – and they’re going to cost you
Delighted to take part in Good Morning Ulster (02:11:35) debate this morning on Brexit in the wake of the Taoiseach and Foreign Affairs Ministers comments. Brexitborder.com was set up with a firm recognition that there was a lot of wishful thinking…
Source: What will the border look like?
There is a powerful air of unreality about the political conversations to date about the future of the border. Hard, soft, frictionless, seamless, blah, blah – we would all prefer to crack a couple of jokes and forget about the…
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