Europe
A Brexit deal will completely change the UK electoral landscape
The only certainty is that there is a plot twist or two to come
Jean-Claude Juncker finds a path to Brexit
The chances of Boris Johnson passing a deal have risen significantly
The EU might tell MPs: it’s this deal or no deal
The British government might have an ace up its sleeve
Enes Kanter, Kim Kardashian and Turkish crimes against humanity
Why do we only pay attention to Turkey’s history of barbarism when celebrities raise awareness of it?
Boris Johnson’s humiliating Brexit options
He faces a choice that will see him embarrassed – or worse – whatever he does
What did the Romans ever do for us?
How the fall of Rome made the world modern
If Trump denies the Dunns justice, he is betraying Britain
He talks a big game about the nation state, but will he lift a finger to help one of his most significant allies secure justice for its citizens?
Johnson and Varadkar: Brexit is not over yet
‘Both continue to believe that a deal is in everybody’s interest. They agreed that they could see a pathway to a possible deal’
Could this self-made billionaire become France’s first Muslim president?
Michel Houellebecq has predicted France will elect a Muslim president by 2022. Could he be right?
The voters who will prove pivotal at the next UK election
A new report declares the current British electorate the most volatile in modern times
How the British government views the state of the Brexit negotiations
‘If this deal dies in the next few days, then it won’t be revived’
Is a Brexit deal now off the table?
There is little expectation that the two sides will enter ‘the tunnel’ anytime soon
Wait, what aid are we actually sending to Ukraine?
‘Aid’ is a strangely euphemistic term to describe high-powered anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers, and sniper rifles
Foreign takeover bids prove Brexit Britain is flourishing
You can buy a British company without having to face the kind of political opposition you would in France, Germany, Japan or, increasingly, the US
Will Leave voters forgive a Brexit delay?
Get ready for the most consequential general election in a generation
Prince Harry’s misguided attack on the press
The media should be free to comment on what is, at best, a privileged lack of self-awareness and at worst barefaced hypocrisy
Please America, take Meghan Markle back
She has dragged across the Atlantic a garbage truck full of the most emetic US wokeness
Boris Johnson is more like Bill Clinton than Donald Trump
If you have skeletons in your cupboard, make sure there are plenty of them to rattle around – so that it becomes hard for any of them to stand out
Brexit voters do feel betrayed. So why can’t Boris say so?
This is an explicit effort to criminalize political opinion
Is the UK heading towards a US-style Supreme Court?
Brits should get used to the phrase ‘judicial activism’ because we are going to be hearing a lot more of it
Jacques Chirac leaves behind a limited legacy
The French president had a checkered and contradictory political career
‘Cameron was a bloody good prime minister’: Michael Gove interviewed
The no-deal minister on Boris, a second referendum and an ‘inevitable’ election
Robert Hardman: My private encounter with David Cameron and the Queen
The appetite for all things royal seems insatiable
Justin Trudeau is not a racist – but he is a fool
The sense that he is a puerile fraud has shaken up the electoral calculus
The torture chamber: how opposition politicians plan to humiliate Boris Johnson
Without a Tory majority, the British prime minister’s tormentors are the ones holding the power
