Blair Think Tank Urges Britain to Rejoin Reformed EU Within 10 Years
The report says a reformed EU could make Europe a global power and urges a new UK-EU industrial council and defence cooperation.
- On Thursday, a report by the Institute for Public Policy Research, chaired by Sir Tony Blair, urged Britain to commit to rejoining a "significantly reformed" European Union within a decade.
- The IPPR found UK goods exports to the EU would have been up to £6.5 billion a year higher between 2021 and 2024 with a mutual-recognition agreement in place.
- Blair argued Andy Burnham's Government should pursue a "structured formal relationship" with Brussels where "everything is on the table," citing the EU's "newfound flexibility" with associate members.
- Polling by Best for Britain suggests Labour could secure 321 seats with a manifesto commitment to rejoin the EU—the only tested scenario to stop a potential Reform UK-led government.
- The report recommends developing the North Sea as a "strategic energy basin" and rejoining the EU's SAFE defence fund to position Europe as a superpower capable of challenging the US and China.
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Tony Blair calls on British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to set as a public objective the return of Britain to the European Union in the next 10 years, provided that the Community bloc goes through a reform process.The proposal appears in a new report by the Tony Blair Institute, in the context of an increasingly intense debate in London on the relationship with the EU and the economic effects of Brexit, announces The Independent.
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Tony Blair was radically opposed to Brexit from the very beginning.
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