Brexit and the Northern Ireland Assembly - a case of what if? What if there had been an active Northern Ireland Assembly with a power-sharing Executive addressing Brexit issues? Brexit • 23 Jan 19
A listener's guide to the best Brexit podcasts Feast your ears on the many Brexit insights and perspectives from all sides of the debate Brexit • 19 Jan 19
Is 'The Border' more of an Irish problem than an English one? The Irish Government's hardline attitude to the border during Brexit highlights a neglect for what this means for Northern Ireland Brexit • 15 Jan 19
Is it time for an electronic backstop for our only land border? Innovative technological customs control may provide part of the answer for minimising Brexit disruption along the border Brexit • 15 Oct 19
Five Get Into A Fix: Enid Blyton, Brexit and modern Britain Influenced by the turmoil of the 1940s and 1950s, Enid Blyton's work also reflects the political climate of today's Britain Enid Blyton • 11 Jan 19
Northern Ireland's eerie silence in the eye of Brexit hurricane The ongoing political stalemate at Stormont comes in the middle of the biggest constitutional storm to hit these islands in decades Northern Ireland • 11 Jan 19
The trials and humiliations of Theresa May How can we explain the British prime minister's ability to carry on despite a constant wave of attacks, onslaughts and setbacks? Theresa May • 17 Dec 18
What will Brexit mean for 30,000 cross-border workers? Expect the UK's departure from the EU to bring many consequences for the social security entitlements and rights of cross-border workers Brexit • 06 Dec 18
Chaos, incompetence, decline: Brexit and the British government Brexit has highlighted an unprecedented level of self-imposed chaos and ineptitude from British cabinet ministers and civil servants Brexit • 19 Nov 18
How will Brexit impact on Irish universities? Brexit presents both challenges and opportunities for the Irish third-level sector Brexit • 18 Oct 18
Has Brexit brought a united Ireland closer? Brexit requires nothing less than a bold reimagining of the national question, but what might this mean for Ulster Unionism? Brexit • 12 Oct 18
What will happen to cross-border shopping after Brexit? More cars go north when the euro rises against sterling, but cross-border shopping can no longer be taken for granted as Brexit looms. Cross-border shopping • 10 Sep 19
Do social networks change our attitudes? The network theory of attitudes may show how sharing our opinions in online communities can join us together or split us apart Opinions • 31 Jul 18
Up, up and not away: how Brexit could cause air chaos There are concerns that we may see considerable disruption in the air transport sector next year because of Brexit Aviation Industry • 18 Jul 18
The WTF of Brexit Assessing the Brexit process to date in terms of withdrawal, transition and framework for future relationships Brexit • 05 Jul 18
The Brexit poll which reveals how Britain views Northern Ireland We should not be surprised if British public opinion considers dumping Northern Ireland at moments of political expediency Brexit • 27 Jun 18
Gibraltar: the other major difficulty in Brexit negotiations The possibility of Gibraltar being left out of a transition deal would mean limbo in 2019, sending Gibraltar and the neighbouring Spanish region into economic ... Brexit • 25 Jun 18
How sentimental are we about Brexit? New research into political sentiment examines how public opinion on Brexit and the Irish border intersects with Irish stock exchange movements Brexit • 28 Apr 18
Turning China green The Brainstorm long read: with Brexit a year away, China is set to become an important market for Irish business, but there are a number ... China • 31 Mar 18
Turning China green The Brainstorm long read: with Brexit a year away, China is set to become an important market for Irish business, but there are a number ... China • 30 Mar 18
The strange case of Brexit and British sovereignty The Brainstorm long read: none of the ideas put forward by Brexiteers imply that Britain's sovereignty rests on implementing the 2016 referendum Brexit • 02 Mar 18
What will Brexit mean for climate change? Opinion: Brexit is causing deep uncertainty across a range of policy spheres so what will it mean for Europe's efforts to combat climate change? Brexit • 14 Feb 18
What Galileo can teach us about Brexit Opinion: when it comes to alignments, those negotiating the Brexit relationships between Ireland, Northern Ireland, the UK and the EU could take a leaf out ... Brexit • 31 Jan 18
How to draw a border Opinion: as Brexit rumbles on, history shows that we can't underestimate the importance of the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland Brexit • 22 Mar 19
Ireland's Brexit conundrum Opinion: with hectic negotiations underway, it looks like Ireland faces two options at the European Council meeting next week and neither is particularly palatable Brexit • 27 Apr 18
