Leaving the Single Market means an end to the exemptions from national rules of each EU member state which the UK previously enjoyed. What does the new Trade and Cooperation Agreement mean for UK service providers?
Tariffs are a sideshow; the question is where any deal leaves the UK on non-tariff barriers if it aligns
The UK can already do what it wants. Free trade and complete freedom is more tricky.
EFTA4UK is launching an exciting new initiative to bring our divided country together.
Brexit Twitter sprang to life this week and the future of Nissan’s Sunderland plant was the political Twitterball.
Writing for EFTA4UK, the former President of the EFTA Court warns the UK to avoid the hubris of Icarus (and Switzerland).
EFTA is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2020. Mark Burrows reports on the recent webinar.
As reality bites, the cacophony of calls for a sensible UK-EU trading relationship may reach fever pitch.
As a Remainer the EU felt like a safe haven and a shelter, it represented hope in a volatile world. Leave felt like an act of self-harm. As a Leaver the EU looked indifferent, unrelenting and opaque.
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