Price of Brexit May Be United Kingdom Itself
Will voters in Northern Ireland and Scotland prefer the EU to a Conservative-ruled England?
The Underestimated Joe Biden
The former vice president is clearly in the lead, yet his rivals draw more attention.
Catalan Rulings Expose Politicization of Spanish Judiciary
Oriol Junqueras and Quim Torra hear opposite decisions but are victims of the same unjust system.
Nord Stream Sanctions Are No Way to Treat European Allies
The United States should help Europe become less dependent on Russian gas.
Rutte Finds Center-Right Majority in Upper Chamber
The Dutch prime minister no longer has to rely on left-wing opposition parties.
Why Republicans Still Support Trump
The president has been electoral disaster for Republicans and still they stick by him.
Spain’s Response to Catalan Separatism Has Failed
Far from reining in the independence movement, Spain has radicalized it.
Lukashenko Isn’t Interested in Belarus-Russia Union
The Belarusian dictator is playing hard to get. Russia’s leverage is slipping away.
Second Scottish Referendum Should Wait
Scots cannot make an informed decision until the UK has negotiated its post-Brexit relationship with the EU.
The Trans-Anatolian Pipeline, Explained
A new pipeline connects Azerbaijan to Europe. What does it mean for the countries along the route?
Republicans Are Destroying Institutions to Save Their Party
Undermining Americans’ trust in the courts and law enforcement is a recipe for disaster.
Election Shows Britain Needs Electoral Reform
1.2 percentage points made the difference between a Conservative minority and a comfortable majority.
British Post-Election Analysis and Opinion Blog
Boris Johnson promises a “people’s government”. Jeremy Corbyn will resign.
What Went Wrong for Britain’s Liberal Democrats?
The Liberal Democrats split the anti-Brexit vote with Labour, allowing the Conservatives to prevail.
Conservatives Learned the Lesson of the 2017 Election
Boris Johnson focused on “getting Brexit done” and won.
