For more than two centuries, the UK has had two schools of thought in its foreign policy establishment. One believes in engagement while the other in isolationism. Post-Brexit, the latter seem to be in the ascendant.
The trade agreement between the EU and the UK has not yet been ratified by the European Parliament. The deadline is April 30.
The phase of the greatest Brexit-related uncertainty for the European financial sector ended on January 1.
With Brexit floundering and Boris Johnson’s hopes of leaving anything other than a black mark on history quickly fading, Scotland eyes a disunited Kingdom.
With Brexit finally in full swing, we are beginning to see the seriousness of the Tories’ commitment to keeping promises.
Once again emulating his mentor, Donald Trump, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson seeks to breach the terms of the agreement he himself negotiated with the European Union.
Both Ireland and the European Union need their best team on the pitch as Brexit approaches the endgame.
Which way will Boris Johnson turn when it comes to negotiating a post-Brexit deal with the European Union?
Boris Johnson knows the transition period for Brexit needs to be extended, and he is just waiting for the wind to change before he makes the announcement.
Brexit has revealed just how beneficial EU membership is — and also the exorbitant cost of divorce.
The cautious approach by far-right parties worldwide to Trump’s impeachment and Brexit may signal that these political actors are now adopting long-term strategies to gain power.
The 21st century may be that particular moment in history in which the Western world is discovering for the first time that no institution, however powerful, can manage history.
Despite blatant corruption and ineptitude, the far right on both sides of the Atlantic continues to reap harvests from its failures.
The landslide Conservative victory will transform the UK, threaten the EU and influence the US significantly.
With Brexit dominating the UK election, voters deserve to know how their government will behave in a region as crucial to global security as the Middle East.
