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The Tories shouldn’t be terrified of Trump
They should embrace his absurdity
Allegations of anti-Semitism are damaging to Labour, but not toxic
Don’t be surprised if support for the party doesn’t collapse
‘Austerity was not the way forward’: An interview with Boris Johnson
The British PM on his plans for a new style of conservatism
Trump’s visit couldn’t come at a worse time — for Boris and for Nato
The president will not hesitate to leap feet first into the UK election campaign
A US-UK free trade agreement will bring benefits on both sides of the Atlantic
Drugs, food, drink, fashion and media will all benefit from a US-UK trade deal
Could Nicola Sturgeon’s threat of an independence vote save the Tories in Scotland?
For a great many Scots, it’s a choice of what option you dislike least
Trump’s Syria missile strike was a scandal
But almost nobody dares say so
Britain is dangerously close to having an overtly anti-American prime minister
What would that mean for the so-called special relationship?
Trump and Netanyahu will win again
American media have cried Wolf Blitzer for too long
Jeremy Corbyn’s credibility problem
Can the Labour leader deliver on his promises?
Venice needs Venexit
The result of the December 1 referendum could save the city — or sink it
The collapse of the anti-Brexit campaign
Unless Remainers can unite (and quickly), their cause is lost
What will war with China look like?
China feels increasingly confident in the face of what it perceives as America’s declining power
Boris Johnson could learn from Macron’s approach to extremism
Macron’s language is important. He takes aim at Salafism
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
The devastating impact of Russia Derangement Syndrome
The more curious aspect of Russia paranoia is that it ends up achieving precisely what Putin wants
Turkish delight at the White House
Trump recognizes that Turkey’s prosperity and stability are an American interest
How Netanyahu gains from the death of Baha Abu al-Ata
PIJ has been amassing weapons and has led the recent attacks against Israel
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
Six poems for Veterans Day
By a British veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts
Gunning it into al-Amarah
The insurgents did the sensible thing and left before our armored column arrived
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
