The Regulatory Landscape of CBD in Europe

Europe (Parliament Politic Magazine) –  The UK and EU have rules about new types of food, but they do things differently. In the EU, when someone wants to sell a new food, they ask the EU Commission for permission. It can take

Brexit Leaves its Mark on the British Art Scene

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – In January 2021, the United Kingdom concluded its exit from the European Union. Since then, the creative industries sector, constituting approximately 6% of the economy, has been notably affected by the decision made by Boris Johnson’s administration.

Brexit and The Red Tape Explosion

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Following Brexit, the UK has attained a newfound autonomy, liberating itself from what was perceived as the bureaucratic control of Brussels. The nation is now unshackled from regulations that it had a hand in shaping over the

EU Slapped Down By UK Government On Post Brexit Trade Rules

EU (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The European Union (EU) has reprimanded the UK government for its attempt to circumvent Brussels regarding post-Brexit trade regulations. According to documents obtained by The Independent, the European Commission expressed dissatisfaction when British officials directly approached each

UK Rebuffs EU Offer for Strategic Dialogue

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The United Kingdom has declined an offer from the European Union for formal collaboration on global issues, despite the improved relations between the two sides since the diplomatic breakthrough in February regarding post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern

Deal On UK Return to EU Horizon Science Programme Hanging

UK  (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The UK’s re-entry into the EU’s £85bn Horizon science research program seems to be in jeopardy following London’s decision to withdraw from Euratom, the associated atomic research organization. These delays are causing significant concern within the scientific

The EU Declares War On British Sovereignty

EU (Parliament Politic Magazine) – During Liz Truss’s campaign for Tory leadership, she was asked to weigh in on the relationship between President Macron of France and the UK – whether it was one of friendship or hostility. Truss wisely chose not

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