Anand Menon, director of U.K. in a Changing Europe, offered a measured analysis noting that the temporary boost in government trust during Trump’s unpredictable tenure should not lead to complacency. His commentary highlights the need for ongoing vigilance in the face of global instability and authoritarian impulses.

The think tank 'U.K. in a Changing Europe' published a research paper analyzing the impact of Brexit on the UK labour market. The study examines how Brexit contributed to labour shortages in key sectors, the changes in the ratio of job vacancies to unemployment, and broader economic implications. The research deepens public understanding of market disruptions and can inform debates on worker rights and policy responses.

UK in a Changing Europe lost its public funding from the ESRC, jeopardizing its capacity to provide independent, objective analysis on UK-Europe relations post-Brexit, thereby weakening its role as a public good in fostering informed debate.

UK in a Changing Europe, in collaboration with the Oxford Human Rights Hub, released a report detailing how Brexit could undermine worker protections and equality rights, highlighting that removal of EU directives may weaken labor rights for part-time, fixed-term, and agency workers, disproportionately impacting women and minority communities. The report also coincides with an event discussing Brexit and equality at the British Academy.

The think tank 'U.K. in a Changing Europe' published an analysis outlining the risks Brexit poses to established workers' rights and urging the UK government to implement robust legal safeguards. The article detailed concerns over the loss of EU-mandated protections and critiqued proposals that would replace the European Court of Justice with a less accountable domestic body, advocating for lasting measures to secure labor rights.