World
Why are reporters so desperate for Trump and Bolton to hear the Khashoggi snuff tape?
We don’t need leaders to listen to a murder to know what happened
Putin turns up the heat on Ukraine – again
Kiev must re-focus the world’s attention on Moscow’s continuing aggression against them
Why Donald Trump thinks the Brexit deal is no good for US-UK trade
Trump has always been pro-Brexit. But Theresa May has never been pro-Trump enough to work with him
Emmanuel Macron is toxic and Paris is burning
The French president’s leadership is undermined by his ever-more radical obnoxiousness
What is the left’s problem with Tulsi Gabbard?
The Hawaiian congresswoman has few friends on her side of the aisle
One hundred years after ‘A Nation Fit for Heroes’
On November 23, 1918, David Lloyd George put forth a vision of post-war solidarity, in keeping with the sacrifices made in wartime
Jacob Rees-Mogg: Why Boris Johnson would make a good leader (and I wouldn’t)
The only way to change the policy is to change the person
Leo Varadkar has done his absolute best to damage Brexit
The Taoiseach leads a minority government — he has an incentive to make the Brits sweat
Theresa May’s Brexit deal: the legal verdict
The British PM’s plan isn’t bad – it’s atrocious
The US-Rome feud shows no sign of abating
As conservatives, the US bishops’ instinct is to take the Pope’s slights on the chin. But in the last year, they’ve begun pushing back
Does America oppose female genital mutilation – or not?
A Detroit judge suggests such barbarism can be accepted
Kissinger and I were once at odds, but let him speak
Enemies of civilization must be fought and defeated, and that always involves agonizing choices, as the former Secretary of State understands
Why Trump is right to stand by Saudi Arabia
The media’s hypocrisy over Jamal Khashoggi stinks. The president is wise to ignore it
Mueller is coming – and Trump can do nothing to stop him
What exactly Trump seeks to hide, and how Russian it is, has fallen to Bob Mueller and his cadre of seasoned investigators to unravel
Asia Bibi and the case that makes a mockery of the UK’s asylum laws
Britain let in the man best known for his defense of the fatwa on Salman Rushdie. But Asia Bibi is a bridge too far?
Leading Brexiteers in DC to talk US-UK free trade agreement
As Theresa May’s government crumbles, David Davis and Owen Paterson make their move
The British Conservative Party deserve a lengthy spell in opposition
Brexit is not being done well because it cannot be done well; the surprise remains that it is being done at all
Could Theresa May survive a vote of no confidence?
There is clearly a swell of dissent which will be very difficult for the British PM to stem
In China’s new surveillance state, everyone will be watched, reviewed and rated
Social credit and a high-tech, all-seeing government will keep every citizen in line
Theresa May’s Brexit deal proves one thing: the establishment always wins
What we voted for does not matter, because they will not let it happen
I would drink Trump wine if it were available in France
Mr Trump should be warned that the French have a history of responding violently to attempts to open the wine market
Bishops in Baltimore are privately pessimistic about solving the abuse crisis
‘What? This time they’re going to mean it, and I am supposed to act like this is going to change something — for them or me?’
Trump had an opportunity to redefine American foreign policy. He blew it
President Trump ought to have used his Saturday platform to tell Europeans what an awful idea American intervention in World War One really was
The clash between Macron and Trump
It’s no good the French president warning against the rise of nationalism without addressing the causes
If Britain won’t offer Asia Bibi asylum, Trump should
The President has an opportunity to show that America First still stands for religious freedom everywhere.
