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The Worst Brexit Option, Except for All the Others

“Omnishambles”—that wonderful British neologism first coined in theBBCpolitical satire The Thick of It—is the best way to describe the current British political situation. Pretty much all British…

Matthias Matthijs 23 December 2018

Broken Europe

TheEuropean Unionhas always struggled to accommodate the democratic politics of its members. The problem became serious in 1999, with the creation of a currency union without an accompanying…

Helen Thompson 14 December 2018

Brexit and Broken Promises

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Peter Hall 23 November 2018

The Changing Contours of the Terror Threat

As the forces of ISIS are gradually defeated and its tactics change, violent extremism and its consequences remain a major threat to international peace, and therefore the need for a nuanced…

Yasmine El Geressi 12 October 2018

Alistair Burt: The UK Very Actively Supports Saudi Arabia’s Right to Self-Defense

Alistair Burt was appointed Minister of State for the Middle East at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Minister of State at the Department for International Development on 13 June…

Yasmine El Geressi 21 September 2018

Will Brexit Bring Down Theresa May's Government?

[caption id="attachment_55257132" align="aligncenter" width="594"] Theresa May, U.K.'s prime minister, gestures as she delivers a speech in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Friday, July 20, 2018. (Getty…

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The Latest Brexit Crisis: A Tory Family Drama

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The Attack on UK Foreign Aid

[caption id="attachment_55255664" align="aligncenter" width="5184"] British conservative party member of parliament Jacob Rees-Mogg poses as he delivers a petition against the provision of foreign…

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Relief Aid Imperiled by Revelations of Sexual Abuse in the World’s Poorest Countries

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Brexit, Stage Right?

[caption id="attachment_55254878" align="aligncenter" width="4491"] Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May walks behind flags of Europe as she arrives on the second day of a summit of European Union …

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The Worst Brexit Option, Except for All the Others

Broken Europe

Brexit and Broken Promises

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Will Brexit Bring Down Theresa May's Government?

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The Attack on UK Foreign Aid

Relief Aid Imperiled by Revelations of Sexual Abuse in the World’s Poorest Countries

Brexit, Stage Right?

Al-Jawf: the key to defeating the Houthis

Pakistan’s balancing act in a fragmenting world

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