Even Parliament Must Make Way for Brexit
Brexiteers are willing to suspend parliamentary democracy if that’s what it takes to leave the EU.
Brexit
Boris Johnson and the Brexit Ultras Deserve Each Other
Brexit is a fantasy. Who better to carry it out than the biggest fantasist in British politics?
Brexit Fanatics Don’t Argue in Good Faith
Rather than listen to Brexit skeptics, hardliners accuse them of hiding their true motives.
Brexit Is Restructuring British Politics
Brexit is pulling the Conservatives to the right, leaving room in the center for an anti-Brexit party.
Britain Is Still Making Brexit Impossible
Lawmakers vote down the withdrawal agreement a second time.
Britain Is Making Brexit Impossible
At the eleventh hour, Britain has rejected a key component of Brexit. How is the EU supposed to deal with this?
After May’s Deal Defeated, Brexit at Impasse
There is no majority in Parliament for any of the alternatives.
Northern Irish, Scots Would Rather Stay in EU Than UK
Majorities would rather secede from the UK than crash out of the EU without a deal.
A Futile Leadership Challenge from Brexiteers in Denial
The EU is not going to give another prime minister a better deal.
May Delays Brexit Vote. Britain Can Cancel Article 50
The prime minister does not have a majority for her agreement with the EU.
EFTA Is Not an Alternative to Theresa May’s Brexit Deal
Joining the EFTA would force Britain to accept free movement without solving the Irish border issue.
Why Spain’s Threat to Hold Up Brexit Over Gibraltar Is Theater
Josep Borrell’s demand for “clarity” looks like political theater to fend off criticism at home.
May’s Brexit Deal Splits Conservatives
Ministers unhappy with the draft treaty have resigned.
The Brexit Deal, Explained
The treaty Theresa May has negotiated is probably the best Britain can get.
May’s Is the Only Alternative to a No-Deal Brexit
The demands of the opposition are unrealistic.