By clubbing together, African countries acknowledge how hard it is to go it alone in a turbulent global economy

Something needs to break the logjam and another public vote looks like the best option. But to win the votes it needs in parliament, its proponents will have to think the unthinkable

May’s reassurances will always be vulnerable to repeal by a hardline successor

The government’s latest Brexit proposal is as deranged as anything it has put forward in the past three years 

The biggest hurdle will be the political declaration. But there may be a way to reach consensus

As Brexit reminds us, there are some very strange wrinkles in the way we are governed

Fashion a new constitution fit for our times

If you leave an economic super-bloc, you pay the price

It passed the House of Commons by only one vote and is now on its way to the Lords. But what is the Cooper-Letwin amendment—and what happens next?

The momentum is moving too slowly—but it is moving