The Economist and the Referendum for Brexit

by Emily Straton and Biodun Iginla, The Economist Intelligence Unit Political News Analysts, London As Britain’s EU referendum draws closer, The Economist will be on hand with additional analysis up to, during and beyond the vote. So whether you’re in, out or still sitting on the fence, we’ll have the insights to keep you informed. The Economist is convinced that a decision to leave would be bad for Britain, Europe and the world. But we also believe in the importance of objective analysis and reasoned argument. To help you get the facts on the vote, we’ve curated a collection of articles outlining why we believe it’s in Britain’s interests to remain, along with additional articles on Britain’s role in Europe. Read now by clicking on the image below:

In the days leading up to, and after June 23rd, you'll also be able to read our latest updates on the referendum for free via economist.com/brexit, so you can stay informed on virtually every aspect of the vote. We hope you will find our analysis thought provoking and useful. Remember you can also join the debate via our social channels and website.