EU Referendum
Peering over the cliff-edge: why Dominic Cummings fears Brexit will fail
The "brain behind Brexit" fears that it's already turning into a disaster
The reinvention of Paris
The French capital's traditional reputation is being ripped up—again
Madrid must change its approach to Catalonia
Spain needs to start talking about its national identity—and, yes, allowing more citizens to have their say in a referendum
On October 1, Catalonia’s long struggle with Madrid came to a head. What happens now?
We can only be certain that this is an extremely complex issue—which could have disastrous political and economical consequences for Catalonia, the rest of Spain and the EU
Dominic Grieve: Brexit is “fundamentally unconservative”
The former attorney general on the problems with the EU Withdrawal Bill—and the foreign secretary's Brexit approach
Ending free movement won't raise British wages—whatever the far right say
Pretending that the labour market is as simple as "supply and demand" panders to emotional far-right narratives
How I became a "Lexiteer"
Most of us saw the EU as the most expedient route to a more prosperous, peaceful world. Now, there's a chance to fight for a socialist future
Could Britain wind up extending Article 50?
Legal realities may leave the government with no choice but to request an extension—however politically unthinkable that would be
Schultz must refuse any coalition offer—for the good of Germany
Forming a government with Merkel's party would make the far-right Alternative für Deutschland the official opposition. Schulz must keep them out
May finally has some style—but her stance on Brexit is still desperately lacking substance
May dragged the UK press pack to Florence in order to hear a speech which only mixed vacuity and arrogance with desperate, panglossian horizon-scanning
Britain isn't "in decline"—don't let the Brexiteers tell you otherwise
Brexit was not a rejection of British decline, but of British success
Will Catalonia be another Scotland? A new book tracks the struggle for independence
Raphael Minder's book shows why the struggle for Catalonian independence is only one of the questions Spain faces