Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn pirouette as British politicians show themselves unable to handle Brexit.Â
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Labour’s Turn to Come Apart
As the acid of Brexit dissolves politics, Theresa May’s hopes of winning a majority for her deal gets much harder.Â
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Theresa May Is No Closer to a Brexit Deal
But the odds of Britain crashing out of the EU are ominously increasing.
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British Labour’s Self-Inflicted Marginalization
Why Her Majesty’s Opposition is failing to demolish the feeble Theresa May
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Europe’s Winter of Discontent
Domestic political turmoil in the European Union’s four largest economies spells trouble ahead.
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The Brexit Mess Will Go On for Years
Prime Minister Theresa May’s long-awaited deal is likely to be voted down in the House of Commons. If it somehow survives, it is only the beginning of a long, painful, and needless slog.
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Brexit Panic as Brits Run Out of Toilet Paper
As Brexit nears, Economic Britain moans but does not mobilize, complains but does not campaign.
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German Lessons for Great Britain on European Workers
It is not too late for the United Kingdom to learn from other EU member-states that with stricter labor market rules and better job training, there is nothing to fear from immigration.
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Corbyn Makes the Zionist Case. Netanyahu Harms It. How’s That for Irony?
British Labour is a long way from being done with its anti-Semitism problem.
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The British Political Crisis Deepens
What happens next, as neither major political party can find a Brexit position that reflects what most Britons want?
