Netanyahu’s Annexation, Brexit, and the Doctrine of National Self-Harm
Netanyahu’s West Bank annexation plan and Brexit have at least five characteristics in common, and both countries appear to be ...
Tag: Brexit
What Will Be Left of UK’s Foreign Ties After Brexit?
The UK has had historically close ties with the US, Europe, and its former imperial colonies but a different world ...
UK PM Warned of Court Battle Over Scottish Independence Vote
A Scottish lawmaker who won a landmark legal case against the U.K. government's suspension of parliament has warned Prime Minister ...
How to Save the European Union From Post-Brexit Eurosclerosis
Brexit endangers the future of the European project, and policymakers in Brussels should reflect on how to save the bloc from the UK ...
Scottish Leader Vows to Step Up Independence Push Post-Brexit
"As of 11:00 pm tonight, the U.K. that Scotland voted to remain part of, a U.K. inside the E.U., the ...
What Will Change the Day After Brexit?
At midnight on Friday - 1,317 days after British voters decided to leave the European Union - Brexit will finally ...
‘New Chapter:’ UK’s Johnson Signs EU Divorce Deal
After more than three years of polarizing controversy and delay, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed a divorce deal with ...
Where Now for UK’s Labour?
After four straight defeats, the UK Labour Party’s desire to win should be much more focused as it engages with ...
Johnson Wins Big in ‘Brexit Election’ But Problems Loom
While Brexit has enabled Boris Johnson to ensure a further full term in power for both him and his party, ...
Despite Triumphant Election Win, Johnson Faces Battle for Britain
Johnson may be reveling in his election victory, but the results in Scotland and Northern Ireland have hinted at battles ...
In High-Stakes UK Election, Underdog Labour Party Charts Unique Path
Unlike the other major parties which are mainly focused on their contrasting visions on the Brexit issue, the Labour Party ...
UK Set for Third Election in Four Years to Try to Break Brexit Gridlock
Britain is set for a high-stakes pre-Christmas election to try to overcome the lengthening political deadlock caused by Brexit
UK Ruling on Parliament Suspension Highlights Flaw in British Democracy
The UK has no formal constitution; instead, royal prerogative is vested in the Queen, who is expected to act at ...
Blow for UK PM as Court Strikes Down Parliament Suspension
Britain's Supreme Court ruled that PM Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament in the run-up to Brexit, sparking calls ...
Has Trumpism Come to the UK’s Downing Street?
UK PM Johnson’s decision to suspend parliament to avoid it thwarting his objectives is potentially dangerous but does not indicate ...
Johnson’s Move to Suspend UK Parliament is Vile and Undemocratic
UK Prime Minister Johnson's attempt to suspend Parliament in the run-up to Brexit is a move which will essentially create ...
Johnson’s ‘No Deal’ Brexit Gamble Could End in Disaster
A 'No Deal' Brexit on October 31 would fulfill the democratic outcome demanded by the 52 percent who voted to leave ...
Pelosi: No UK Trade Deal if Brexit Undermines Good Friday Accord
Because Northern Ireland, which is a part of the United Kingdom, shares a border with Ireland, a part of the ...
People of Northern Ireland May Pay High Price for Johnson’s Political Negligence
If the British government’s carelessness and Boris Johnson’s rejection of the Irish backstop lead to a hard border in Northern ...
UK’s Johnson Promises Irish PM No Physical Border Checks
After Brexit, that border will become part of the E.U.'s external frontier and should therefore be policed accordingly.
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