Kirsty Hughes, director of the Scottish Centre on European Relations and author of a new report, explains some of the challenges and opportunities facing Edinburgh

Political leaders risk exacerbating the consequences of this terrible biological crisis by inflicting a new geopolitical one

It is right to move more posts outside London but pay attention to the senior leadership roles—and the resources in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

The arrangement was imperfect but provided for more certainty than we have today

The Eurosceptic right spies a chance to fulfil its long-held ambition of human rights destruction

Two former Remainers battle it out

As the EU’s new trade boss, Irishman Phil Hogan has the power to determine the UK’s economic future. What will he do with it?

The role of the PM's chief Brexit aide is a constitutional novelty

Edinburgh’s strategy for collaboration with the continent is a work in progress

Can government plans for regulatory independence be intended literally?