British EU Exit Would Be Diplomatic Disaster for France
Britain’s withdrawal would upset the balance of power in Europe.
Analysis
Foreign Ministers Propose More Flexibility for Europe
Britain’s exit might give way to a more flexible EU.
Spanish Far Left’s Influence Could Be Limited in Coalition
The United Left could play a national role for the first time, but it would still hold little power in a coalition.
You’re So Vain: Americans and Britain’s EU Referendum
Britain’s decision to leave the EU had little to do with the United States.
Cameron’s Resignation the End of a Project
There is a risk the Conservative Party will now abandon the center ground where it has won two elections.
EU Referendum Splits Britain Along Blue-Red Lines
The vote on Europe makes clear the divide in British politics is no longer between Conservative and Labour.
British “Remain” Vote Would Pave Way to Two-Speed Europe
A semi-detached Britain could widen the gap between euro and non-euro countries.
The Day After: What Happens If Britain Leaves
Leaving the EU would create a legal nightmare for Britain.
Anti-Establishment Sentiment Wrecked American Politics
Without hierarchy, American politics has become a free-for-all in which purists and insurgents thrive.
Brexit or Not, the World Curves Toward Union
Today’s challenges are too big for any one nation state to tackle. Europe in particular needs to work together.
Half of Leave Voters Believe British Referendum Rigged
The leave campaign has convinced nearly half its followers that their decision will be overturned.
Syria Dissenters Unlikely to Persuade Obama
The urge to “do something” is understandable. It’s also not going to change the president’s calculation.
Trump Voters Willing to Take Leap in the Dark
Analysis suggests Donald Trump’s policies would do enormous damage to the economy. His supporters don’t care.
Pedro Sánchez: The Man Without Options
Spain’s Socialist Party leader could find himself with no good options after the election, again.
Would Clinton Be More Hawkish Than Obama?
A little, argues Fred Kaplan, but she would also continue the incumbent’s policy in many ways.