Britain’s Labour party, by reelecting Jeremy Corbyn, faces a miserable decade, like it did in the 1950s and 1980s.
A Misguided Love Affair With the United States
Gordon Brown, presumably a dour Scot, spent all his vacations in the United States and was in love with Clintonism.
Is Merkel Rushing to Push Britain Out of Europe?
What European leaders must do to give UK a chance for reason to prevail post-Brexit.
Kosovo: A Country That Doesn’t Exist? Really, Belgrade?
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden has been a steadfast advocate for constructiveness in the West Balkans.
Theresa May’s Three Musketeers
Boris Johnson, David Davis and Liam Fox to take on Europe and the world, but craftily set up for failure.
Iraq Invasion: Why Did No One Raise An Eyebrow?
An insider’s account on the decision to invade Iraq, in view of the Chilcot Commission’s report.
Years of Confusion and Chaos After the UK Votes
The days of civilized, parliamentary exchanges that marked British politics belong to the last century.
The Three Brexit Fractures
The debate is dividing Britons by age, Conservatives by stance and Europeans by revived nationalisms.
UK: Brexit or Not? 10 Clues to Tell
Just a month to go and still no one knows whether Brexit will happen. Ten pointers to look for in revealing the outcome.
Obama’s Farewell to Europe
Is the 44th U.S. President burying the Euro-Atlantic alliance?























