Johnson’s Brexit games are demolishing the UK’s global reputation
Plan to sabotage withdrawal agreement will see Britain treated as an unreliable partner far outside of Europe.
Week in Review: Tony Abbott and the vortex of international stupidity
The former Australian prime ministers is deficient in his values and his understanding of trade.
Press freedom after Brexit: Will Britain fracture the European alliance?
A slow and delicate European response to anti-press forces has developed, but it’s not clear whether the UK will continue to support it.
What did Boris Johnson say about the Brexit deal?
Boris Johnson has said that the Brexit deal is a “danger to the very fabric of the United Kingdom”. Writing in the Telegraph, the Prime Minister says that there is a clear “misunderstanding” in the agreement that needs to be addressed. But what has he said before?
Ongoing EU-China deal casts a long shadow over Brexit talks
Sino-European talks show the stakes in EU-UK negotiations – and the pitfalls that await Britain if it breaks off alone.
Tory Brexiters turn against the deal they helped secure
Iain Duncan Smith and David Davis lead a turn away from an agreement which just months ago they were passionately supporting.
Week in Review: Small Brexity pickings
The day is fast approaching when the Leave chickens come home to roost.
Russia report: The government left us completely exposed to Kremlin interference
There is no smoking gun for a reason: They didn’t even bother tasking anyone with looking for it.
Brexit ad campaign’s ‘new start’ is a trip to the past
Customs checks, bureaucracy and pointless infrastructure spend : This is what happens when the Brexit campaign is translated into reality.
Week in Review: Brexit finally begins
After four years of hearing how everything would stay the same, things started to change. First, parliament passed the Immigration Bill, which definitively terminated freedom of movement in law.
