Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer have capitulated to the Brexit zealots
The public now believes that the UK was wrong to leave the EU – but the Conservatives and Labour are…
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The public now believes that the UK was wrong to leave the EU – but the Conservatives and Labour are…
ByCracks in the transatlantic alliance would threaten the united front against Russia.
ByThe EU commissioner warns that Elon Musk could be on the wrong side of her crusade against Big Tech’s dominance.
ByAn estimated 509,000 non-EU nationals came to the UK in the year ending June 2022, three times as many as…
ByPeople have realised how fragile Brexit Britain is. Politicians will need to catch up.
ByFor the first time since 1989, central and eastern states are spearheading the continent’s response to a major crisis.
ByThe party can’t alienate Leave voters, but it can attack the government for its deal harming the economy.
ByThe proposed "Swiss-style" deal will anger some Tory backbenchers, but also show that the Prime Minister is prepared to take…
ByYet a close election and a shifting political landscape, isn't likely to change the country's anti-immigration policies.
ByJust months into his second term, the French president is scrambling to pass his agenda without a majority in parliament.
ByAnnual car output is less than half what it was before Brexit and the pandemic.
ByItaly shows how hard it is for a country that becomes a parable to overcome negative stereotypes
ByThe UK should look to the Netherlands for inspiration: it is both richer and more equal.
ByClimate targets cannot be met without action to stop deforestation, and that means cutting off financing too.
ByAddressing climate change will force us to replace our energy system, and with it the foundation of modern civilisation.
ByIn July exports to the US totalled £4bn, compared with £17.4bn to the EU.
ByIn her state of the union speech, the European Commission president guaranteed the EU would fight on against Russia.
ByMoscow’s accusation that the suspect fled to Estonia is just its latest “provocation”, the country’s foreign minister said.
BySince the 2016 EU referendum, European migration to the UK has fallen by 72 per cent.
ByMoscow is exploiting the only significant leverage it has over European economies: energy.
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