Europe
It’s not anti-Irish to criticize Leo Varadkar
Dublin’s dishonest approach to Brexit is seriously damaging Anglo-Irish relations
The shame of Notre-Dame
Perhaps the blaze in Paris was the wake-up call that France needed
Notre-Dame’s loss is too much to bear
Ages are judged on what they leave behind
Donald Trump’s Notre-Dame fire solution would ‘destroy’ the building, says French fireman
Why using a super-scooper is a bad idea
Libya’s crisis exposes the deep divide at the heart of the EU
The North African nation is a collective of individual militias chocked to the brim with weapons and refugees
Emmanuel Macron has united his country – against him
If you thought British politics was bad, spare a thought for France
A Tory nightmare? Theresa May is granted Brexit delay to Halloween
The six-month extension is slightly shorter than had been expected ahead of the summit
Roger Scruton on Soros and Hungary
It is clear from his consistent pattern of statements that Scruton is not anti-Semitic towards George Soros
Roger Scruton’s sacking exposes the British government’s cowardice
The New Statesman’s editors offer a masterclass in journalistic dishonesty
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have been undone by Brexit
No country can survive without leaders who will, if only on occasion, level with their electorates
How Brexit could lead to Frexit
France arguably has a stronger history of Euroskepticism than the UK
If there’s no deal, there’s no Brexit
When it comes to the next election, the question won’t be which party takes a hit — but which comes off worse
Ireland’s strange decision to become a French colonial outpost
Only a cynic would suggest this is a calculated two fingers to Brexit Britain
Matteo Salvini: the man reinventing populist politics
The Italian interior minister’s methods are daring – and wildly popular
Nato needs to act before it becomes obsolete
Great power competition is more likely to occur in East Asia than in Europe
Monday’s vote takes some of the pressure off Theresa May
No Brexit option earned a majority
May’s third loss means the UK is heading for a lengthy Brexit delay
Is the UK destined for a general election?
Nigel Farage: Pints, pretty girls and the March to Leave
A week in the life of the former Ukip leader
Imagine the uproar if Remain had won, but MPs then made Britain leave
Throughout this three-year circus, a favorite Europhilic weapon of choice has been sheer bafflement
Isn’t it time we forgave Brexit voters?
Let’s Remain in the reassuringly authoritarian arms of the EU forever and ever
In Ukraine’s presidential elections, life is imitating Netflix
Can Volodymyr Zelensky go from comedy star to the leader of Ukraine?
Theresa May plays her final card: if her deal passes, she’ll go
Her deal had no chance of passing without her offer to stand down
What is Theresa May’s plan? Don’t ask her ministers…
‘Reading tea leaves would be easier’
Why Greeks abhor and applaud Brexit
British imperiousness appeals to Europe’s disenfranchised south
Theresa May’s Brexit strategy has humiliated Britain
And the Tories may never recover
