Sanders Supporters Shouldn’t Sympathize with Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn isn’t a British version of Bernie Sanders. He is far more radical than the Democrat.
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A Party for Britain’s “48 Percent” Would Be Doomed
Britain’s electoral system gives an advantage to the very areas that voted in the referendum to leave the EU.
Corbyn Could Leave Britain Without Opposition
The Labour Party leader will make it impossible to conduct opposition if he continues to refuse to step down.
It’s Time For These Women to Take Charge
While their male counterparts treat politics like a game, these women offer serious leadership.
British EU Exit Divides French Presidential Hopefuls
Nicolas Sarkozy calls for sweeping treaty changes. Alain Juppé argues for more of the same.
Labour Party Leader Likens Israel to Islamic Extremists
Jeremy Corbyn offends Jews by saying they are no more responsible for Israel than Muslims are for fanatics.
Boris Johnson’s Contradictions Have Caught Up with Him
You can only change your mind so many times before people start to see you for the political opportunist you are.
How We Got to Brexit
The United Kingdom has historically had the luxury of being semi-detached from Europe. Not anymore.
Johnson Stands Down as Five Vie for David Cameron’s Job
Michael Gove and Theresa May are in, Boris Johnon is out.
Liberal Democrats Call for Political Realignment in Britain
If Jeremy Corbyn digs in, chances of Labour’s center teaming up with the Liberal Democrats could rise.
Spain’s Rajoy Pours Cold Water on Scottish EU Hopes
The Spanish leader worries about setting a precedent for Catalan separatists.
British Parties Seek New Leaders After Vote to Leave EU
Live commentary on another busy in British politics as both parties seem headed for leadership contests.
British EU Exit: An Expression of Counter-Cosmopolitanism
Britain’s vote to leave the EU is one example of a resurgent national yearning across the West.
United Kingdom May Take Its Time to Trigger EU Exit
Two parliaments will need to give their consent. A new prime minister may want to call elections first.
Farage Does Britain No Favors by Gloating
If Britain wants a good trade deal, the way to go about it is not to insult and threaten the rest of Europe.