The decision will be a landmark, even if the specific consequences on the continuation of discussions with the Twenty-Seven were not yet apparent on Tuesday 24 September: in the morning, in a much awaited ruling, the British Supreme Court ruled that the decision of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to suspend the British Parliament for 5 weeks until the Queen's speech on 14 October was "unlawful".
The Court relied in particular on the fact that there was no relevant justification for the...