The Economist Has Given Up On Liberalism
Even as The Economist drifts further and further into progressivism and away from the liberalism of its founding, it still claims to be liberalism’s true, authentic voice.
5 Predictions For The Next Five Years Of Global Power Struggles
If these predictions come to pass, their fulfillment will have lasting effects upon America in the 2020s and beyond.
Why The EU’s Pricey Green Deal Will Hurt Workers And The Elderly, While Helping Nobody
The EU won’t be able to lead by example if other countries can see what the Green Deal is actually headed toward: economic ruin, job loss, and more unwanted government intrusion.
Boris Johnson Cracked The Code For A Reagan Coalition In Great Britain
It is far easier for the right to compromise on economics than for the left to compromise on culture, religion, and nationalism. And that is the formula conservatives need to remember.
These 4 Factors Will Likely Determine The U.K. Election Outcome
This upcoming election is much bigger than just Brexit. Voters face two starkly contrasting choices, two different ideologies, and two very different futures for Britain.
NATO’s Troubles Are Not Going Away After Trump
With greater expansion comes greater dilution, and a diluted alliance is as good as dead, as there will never be a sense of internal cohesion.
How U.K. Free-Riding On U.S. Drug Innovation Is Affecting Brexit
The Labour Party has raised the specter of the Conservatives ‘putting the NHS up for sale’ to reach a post-Brexit trade agreement with the United States.
Gordon Sondland’s ‘Bombshell’ Impeachment Testimony Was A Dud
It was the testimony that was supposed to bring an end to the Trump administration as we knew it, but EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland came up short.
European Union Slaps ‘New Kind Of Yellow Star On Jewish-Made Products’
A survey of 2,504 French adults found that 69 percent of respondents would not buy products labeled ‘made in Israel.’
Trump Administration Vows To Fight EU Decision To Put Warning Labels On Jewish Products
Yesterday, the EU’s Court of Justice, the highest court in the EU, ruled that Jewish products made in contested areas of Israel must bear consumer warning labels.
French President Emmanuel Macron Gets Trumpian On NATO
Emmanuel Macron’s harsh assessment of NATO is just a new episode of French realism in the European balance. The ‘iron hand in a velvet glove’ is back.
Brexit Bill Stalemate Makes New Election Likely
Anglophiles and Brexiteers take note: You could have something other than football to watch with your meal this Thanksgiving.
If Parliament Keeps Ignoring The British People, They Should Vote In A New One
The U.K. Parliament has no intention of honoring the British people’s decision to leave the EU, even if there is a deal. That’s what the British people and the rest of the world learned last Saturday.
Boris Johnson Is Close To Getting Brexit Done
It is still too early for surety, but this three-year national humiliation might be over soon, as Britain reaches a deal to get out of the EU, and trade freely with the rest of the world.
Will Boris Johnson’s New Deal Break The Brexit Stalemate?
The issue of consent in Northern Ireland could keep Boris Johnson from obtaining the consent of Parliament for his new agreement.
When The European Union Becomes An Empire, Its Clash With The United States Is Inevitable
‘The world of tomorrow is a world of empires, in which we Europeans and you British can only defend your interests, your way of life, by doing it together in a European framework and a European Union,’ says a key EU leader.
Despite A Bad Week, Boris Johnson Still Has A Fighting Chance
Boris Johnson has to make necessary changes quickly to unite his party, because the ‘do or die’ moment for him and his country is fast approaching.
Your Guide To The Crazy Things That Happened This Week Over Brexit
The defeats, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s lack of a governing majority, and Parliament’s continued indecision on what to do about Brexit all suggest the need for a quick election.
Before The United States Makes Any Moves On Ukraine, It Needs A Strategy
The West needs to figure out a coherent endgame with Ukraine. It’s not clear that London and Washington have one.
U.K. Parliament Gives A Full-Fledged Finger To The British People
Twenty-one Conservative Party members of Parliament defected to the Liberals-Democrats to damage the new Boris Johnson government and oppose a No-Deal Brexit on October 31.
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