UK Politics

Brexit exposed a long-standing credibility problem in Britain's relationship with Europe. Rejoining the EU would require more than nostalgia or slogans. It would require trust, stability, and honest sequencing of democratic consent.

A comparison of the UK-Australia and EU-Australia trade talks highlights how market size, services access, and negotiating leverage shape trade outcomes after Brexit, and why being first to sign a deal does not always create an advantage.

Confused by UK-EU politics? Talk2EU explains what is going on, plain speaking, without spin or party lines.

Was Brexit done properly? This explainer breaks down what the UK actually left, why the myth persists, and what different versions of...

The UK government has put Digital ID UK (National Identity Card) back on the agenda. Will it modernise public services or become another costly white elephant? With hundreds of thousands of petition signatures on the government's petition website, the debate over Britain's digital identity card has never been more urgent.

How a Citizens’ Assembly Could Restart Britain’s European Future

Some politicians and now entire political parties want Britain to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). But if we’ve learned anything from Brexit, it’s this: We need to ask questions before it’s too late.

The Post-Brexit Gen Z, Changing Politics, and the Future of UK–EU Relations By Talk2EU Contributors - July 2025 When the UK voted to...

Would the OSA, in its current form, have been possible if the UK were still a member of the European Union?

More voters now back rejoining the Single Market as a practical way to repair some economic damage, to reconnect with our neighbours, and to restore some prosperity, without reopening old Brexit divides.

We support the principle of extending the vote to 16‑ and 17‑year‑olds.

Let’s look at the most common myths we hear, with respect for everyone’s right to a democratic choice.

The outcomes of this summit could set the tone for future UK-EU relations.

Is it time for the UK to rejoin the EU? A new petition invites us to rethink the future — and talk openly about what comes next.