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EU Official Declines Changes in Migration Program
July 18, 2016
Setting aside evidence that the bloc's migration policies were a major factor in Britain's vote to exit the EU, European Commissioner for migration, Dimitris Avramopoulos, has pledged to continue the EU's program on mandatory resettlement of refugees and implementing "comprehensive" reforms strengthening the Common European Asylum System.
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Article Proposes Brexit Negotiation Strategy
July 18, 2016
Following the earlier-than-expected transition of the position of UK Prime Minister to Theresa May, Juliet Samuel of The Telegraph sets out a strategy for the British leader to initiate informal talks on subjects such as security and justice with EU leaders prior to triggering the formal procedure for leaving the EU.
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IMF Warns of EU's "Structural Weaknesses"
July 18, 2016
An editorial in The Daily Mail argues that the International Monetary Fund has helped validate the decision of the UK to break with the EU with a report outlining the "deep-rooted structural weaknesses" of the EU and the destabilizing effects of the bloc's multiple ongoing crises.
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UK Initiates Post-EU Bilateral Trade Talks
July 18, 2016
In the aftermath of the UK vote to leave the EU, British officials have announced that they are launching preliminary talks with India for a bilateral trade deal and that they will likely target the US, China, Japan, and South Korea in upcoming trade discussions.
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Microsoft Seeks Advice on Rights Promotion
July 15, 2016
Microsoft recently held a European Roundtable on Human Rights at which the technology company invited the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights and other participants to provide advice on how it can best promote human rights.
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