U.K. Warns Russia As Ex-Spy Clings to Life
Sergei Skripal’s exposure to an unknown substance fits a long pattern of Putin-approved malfeasance.
By Benjamin HartSergei Skripal’s exposure to an unknown substance fits a long pattern of Putin-approved malfeasance.
By Benjamin HartIt’s been a catastrophic stretch for the British prime minister.
By Benjamin HartAfter a horrific election, she is managing to form a minority government. But her political situation is fragile.
By Ed KilgoreThe former London mayor who led the "Leave" campaign will not seek to replace David Cameron as the U.K.'s next prime minister.
By Eric Levitz“Whoever wants to leave this family cannot expect to have no more obligations but to keep the privileges,” the German chancellor said, ahead of an EU meeting in Brussels.
By Eric LevitzU is for Unbrexit.
By Tom EwingA guide to the fallout from Britain's historic decision to begin divorce proceedings with the European Union.
By Eric LevitzIn the U.K., emotion triumphed over reason, and Britons hurt not only themselves but everyone else.
By Annie LowreyLondon’s former mayor has a colorful past.
By Christian LorentzenLondon mayor Boris Johnson suggested that the “part-Kenyan” president's position might be motivated by an “ancestral dislike of the British empire."
By Eric LevitzAccording to the London Evening Standard.
By Charlotte Cowles"Won't stay there again."
By Adam MartinA true statesman.
By Joe CoscarelliMitt Romney's bad day gets worse.
By Dan Amira"Bring your huddled masses yearning to break free," he said.
By Brett Smiley and Caroline Shin"Our roads were not closed during the President's visit so his motorcade will pay, I'm delighted to say."
By Mike Vilensky