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Scholars Seek Quick Brexit, Transition Period
July 25, 2016
Damian Chalmers of the National University of Singapore and London School of Economics and Anand Menon of Kings College London write that the UK should negotiate a quick exit from the EU in the year 2018, restoring parliamentary sovereignty and cutting off free movement, followed by a transition period in which Britain and the EU work out details of their future relationship.
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UK Attorney Outlines Vision for Post-Brexit Trade
July 25, 2016
British think tank Politeia has published a pamphlet from senior attorney Martin Howe QC outlining how the UK should legally fulfill the vote of its people to depart the EU and describing how it can form new free trade agreements with the bloc and other countries around the world.
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British MPs Object to EU "Emergency Brake" Deal
July 25, 2016
The Daily Mail reports that euroskeptic Members of the UK Parliament have warned that they will not support a proposed deal with the EU that would permit Britain to retain access to the bloc's single market in exchange for a restricted version of free movement with other EU countries and UK contributions to the EU budget.
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France Agrees to Maintain UK Border Controls
July 25, 2016
At a press conference with UK Prime Minister Theresa May, French President François Hollande pledged that his government would permit the UK to retain border controls in France, allowing British security to check would-be visitors before they enter the country, and that the two countries will step up security cooperation in the wake of the UK's vote to leave the EU.
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V4 Seeks Greater National Control of EU Policy
July 25, 2016
EUobserver reports that, at a summit of the Visegrad Group of Central European countries that focused on driving a power shift from the European Commission to national governments in the EU Council, Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo criticized the Commission for overriding the objections of governments to the EU's directive on posted workers.
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