
After Trump Tariffs, EU Discovers Love of Free Trade
The European Union is angry with Trump because its “protectionist racket has finally hit a wall.”
The European Union is angry with Trump because its “protectionist racket has finally hit a wall.”
The British Labour government is willing to accept EU standards on achieving net zero emissions.
Keir Starmer’s promises not to sell out to the EU in ‘reset’ talks are looking more feeble by the day.
On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, Nigel Farage talks to our editor Mick Hume about Trump’s triumph, the demise of the EU, and the fight for “Net Zero migration.”
The chances of Starmer following Trump’s lead and ditching unachievable environmental goals are “nil,” said a leading Brexiteer.
Critics say the European Court of Justice will rule against Britain to “further the aims of the EU via lawfare.”
Johnson’s demise represents the failure to consolidate a historic and lasting pro-worker, pro-nation consensus.
Keir Starmer continues to deny reports, but more honest ‘Re-joiners’ accept that “youth mobility will happen.”
Labour ministers now privately support signing a youth mobility deal, despite months of claiming otherwise.
Official talks on “resetting” relations will begin in Brussels next week.