Europe
The five groups of voters the Tories are targeting
The party’s electoral strategy rests on persuading voters who’ve never voted Conservative in their lives to go blue
Can Nigel Farage take the Tories to victory?
Boris’s marriage of convenience may just pay off at the polls
What Hillary Clinton doesn’t understand about Brexit
Brits don’t take kindly to being lectured by PC Americans
Berlin on the brink
Germany’s economic ills could have far-reaching effects
Farage’s ‘unilateral’ Leave alliance doesn’t guarantee the Tories a majority
The Brexit party leader has rowed back on an earlier plan to stand candidates in 600 seats
Have we learned anything from the fall of the Berlin Wall?
The GDR was a million miles away from the ‘workers’ democracy’ that was originally promised
Dear Nigel Farage: don’t become the man who reversed the referendum result
At this point, to hold out for a ‘clean’ exit that’s never going to happen is to embrace defeat
‘Utterly betrayed’: Britain’s Jews are now politically homeless
The past four years have felt like an awakening
Boris Johnson’s fate will be decided by Liberal Democrat voters
The British PM is not fully in control of his own destiny
Boris called me a terrorist but I’d still probably vote for him
Would I vote for a man who refused to publish my article, in order to get Brexit and send Jeremy Corbyn packing?
The biggest threat to Emmanuel Macron is his own prime minister
Edouard Philippe is all the things Macron isn’t
The lie that could dominate Britain’s election
Labour is adamant that the Tories want to sell the NHS off to America
Donald Trump, Brexit voice of reason
As Washington obsesses over impeachment, the Donald chews the fat with his buddy Nigel
The key seats that could change Britain’s political landscape
Patriotic white working-class men in their forties are vital to the Tories’ election hopes
Can Boris Johnson succeed where Theresa May failed?
There are crucial differences that could help the Tories reverse the errors of 2017
Jeremy Corbyn kicks off ‘fun’ snap election in Britain
Both front benches are now and unusually as one
Even in New York they’re going nuts over Brexit
The many arguments for and against are immaterial. All that matters is who wins
Caroline Flint, Labour renegade
An interview with Labour’s unlikely Brexit marshall
The Brexit deal gives Northern Ireland an extraordinary opportunity
‘There is some technical detail to work on...but we could become the Singapore of the western hemisphere’
Bomb attacks are now a normal part of Swedish life
Gang violence is now at a level where it threatens to undermine the Swedish state
Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal has changed everything
Now all the Tories need is an election
How Meghan Markle lost her sparkle — and why Prince Harry will pay
A hypocrite, entitled beyond the dreams of the grandest duchess
Boris Johnson’s Halloween deadline drifts further away
British Members of Parliament voted against the government’s program motion to push the Withdrawal Agreement Bill through the House of Commons at breakneck speed – at 308 to 322
Why Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal is soothing the Conservatives
As for the public reaction, the initial signs are promising
Boris Johnson has 72 hours to win over 12 MPs
This Saturday has been an anti-climax
