The Globalist

The British Prime Minister supposedly had a “sure hand” for the June 8 elections. Then, she collapsed.

Corbyn may have his significant liabilities, but at least he is authentic. Not a smooth politician by any means, he is far less wooden than Theresa May.

The British Prime Minister, an eternal control freak, wanted to have herself a little election. Voters don’t appreciate it.

Theresa May’s Brexit plan will do some significant damage to the British economy.

Britain has long opposed an EU defense identity fearing it would undermine NATO. Post Brexit, the remaining 27 members can forge ahead.

Intriguing parallels between Olympics, English football and the business landscape of the country.

What European leaders must do to give UK a chance for reason to prevail post-Brexit.

When it comes to urgently needed reforms, the British Prime Minister should have focused on Britain first.

The debate is dividing Britons by age, Conservatives by stance and Europeans by revived nationalisms.

Whatever outside challenges the UK faces, the source is not the EU.