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ItalianDr Michaela Muscat says that Malta’s 2017 Presidency of the Council of the European Union is making Maritime Affairs a priority
As his country’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union winds down, the Ambassador of the Slovak Republic Ä˝ubomĂr Rehák addresses the enormous challenges and successes that they have faced following the referendum in June
With an inevitable loss of influence in Europe, former Diplomatic Editor of The Times Michael Binyon says Britain must redouble its efforts elsewhere to retain its say in global affairs
Ambassador Partnership’s John Buck provides an insight on Brexit through the prism of negotiating technique
Former UK Ambassador Charles Crawford asks what are the UK’s foreign policies, and poses scenarios for both a Hard and Soft Brexit
The Palace of Westminster has been quiet since Parliament rose for the Summer recess, but apart from a few days off walking in Switzerland, the new UK Prime Minister Theresa May has been taking advantage of the respite from Parliamentary scrutiny to establish the new
By the time you read this, the UK will have made its decision, but I am writing the day before the vote. However, looking at how the UK might leave the EU has been instructive for everyone, whatever the result. If a member state votes to
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