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All Change in Ireland
The external forces setting the political and economic pace for Ireland will continue to shape the country for some time
Boris Must Tread Lightly on the Scottish Question
If preserving the union is his priority, the British prime minister should handle the fraught politics of independence with the
Brexit: The Movie
A British film about the referendum portrays brilliantly the political currents that shocked the U.K.’s ruling class.
Boris Johnson, Brexit and the UK Election — What the US Thinks
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the UK’s general election, the Conservative party, led by right-wing Prime Minister Boris Johnson, won
The U.K. Elections Were the Real Second Referendum
Labour lost 59 seats, putting the party in its worst position since 1935. The Tories won a majority of 78,
Jeremy Corbin to Resign as Labor Leader after Defeat in General Election
Even some members of his own party pressured Corbyn, 70, to resign due to the loss, which they claim resulted
Johnson Vows Swift Brexit following Decisive Election Victory
With all but one district declared on Friday morning, Johnson’s Conservatives had won 364 seats, their largest victory in over
Jeremy Corbyn Reminds Us Why Israel Exists
Corbyn hasn’t merely ‘tolerated’ anti-Semitic attitudes. He has actively transformed Labour into a safe haven for Jew hatred.
Brexit Ho!
If repeated on Election Day, current polling results would produce a solid Tory majority of about between 40 and 60
Prince Andrew Steps Back from Public Duties Following Interview on Epstein Allegations
Prince Andrew announced on Wednesday a leave of absence, following a Saturday BBC interview regarding his former friendship with Jeffrey
Will Britain’s Boris Johnson Put a Shine on Populism’s Waning Star
Reading Time: 3 minutes Across Europe, the populist wave that threatened to sweep away the politics of consensus may be