Scottish government launches fresh independence push

A majority of Scots rejected independence in 2014, but Brexit may lead voters to reassess their position

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EU elections could bolster Euroscepticism

EPP and Socialists are unlikely to have a shared majority, which has been crucial for policy stability

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The scope and effectiveness of non-Brexit legislation is decreasing amid Brexit preparations

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UK immigration policy will tighten, and while some uncertainty remains it seems certain that UK attractiveness will wane

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The EU decided to extend Article 50 until October 31, which could involve UK participation in the EP elections

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President Sebastian Pinera appears to be deviating from Chile's tradition of trade-driven, apolitical foreign policy

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The EU has no diplomatic leverage in Syria but maintains that restoring economic ties depends on a credible transition

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Amazon's nullification of plans to build a second headquarters in New York holds lessons for urban economic development

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EU economic influence will remain structurally dominant but other actors will have more visibility

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A brutal crackdown has harmed Harare's reputation, but the opposition is struggling to capitalise on increased dissent

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