The Globalist

The ways in which the EU can put pressure on a UK that is going rogue are very limited — and potentially vast at the same time.

In its negotiations with the EU, the UK government still puts false hopes on “heavenly” intervention by Germany’s Angela Merkel.

Dominic Cummings, die-hard Brexiteer and UK sovereignty fetishist, is now part of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s problems — and no longer a solution.

How the cooptation of the pre-Corbyn Labour Party’s agenda is designed to keep Boris Johnson and the Tories in power for a long period.

When the Tories’ partying is over, the UK will realize it has little choice but to coordinate with its EU neighbors.

On January 31, the UK leaves the EU Treaty as a signatory member. What happens next?

The Labour anti-Semitism story may spin on. Will some of Corbyn’s Labour Party friends now start to quietly assert that they lost the election because of the Jews?

Are Democrats really not allowed to have a progressive candidate for president?

What are the real driving forces of British politics? Reflecting on the Tory victory in the UK’s 2019 general election.

Lower-income voters, at least in the U.S. and UK cases, care more about cultural messaging than their share of the economy.