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Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union? In 2016, the United Kingdom voted by a narrow majority to leave the European Union (EU). This vote proved to be a decisive turning point in British domestic dynamics, creating new fault lines and a divisive environment to go with it. It thus goes without saying that there are some people, largely in the Middle Classes and in metropolitan areas, who have never gotten over Brexit, pointing to the fact that a great deal of evidence shows it has not been economically beneficial to the country.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.02 12:00

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable? Any Burnham wants to radically redo Britain. But he faces the long shadows of the twin curses of Thatcherism and Brexit.

Philip Yeung

2026.09.30 19:15

Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable?

Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable?

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China It is quite striking that Fox News, of all outlets, has described the recent summit between the leaders of China and the United States through the lens of Donald Trump looking "to usher in a new era with China."

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.30 13:12

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China

Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it David Irving used to be a best-selling author. For years, his books on the Second World War sold in serious numbers. Readers bought them because he did the work. Then he wrote about Hitler in a way that did not match the approved story. The tone changed overnight. The same people who had praised his earlier work suddenly decided he was finished. That is the West's idea of freedom of speech. You can sell books on the war for decades, but the moment your work on Hitler and the Holocaust steps outside the official line they lock the door. So much for the self-proclaimed land of liberty.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.09.30 09:25

Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it

Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it

Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington To Western journalists, President Xi's return visit to America appears heavy on symbolism and light on substance. But that's not how I read it. International relations sometimes work in creative ways, and evolve organically on friendly overtures.

Philip Yeung

2026.09.29 11:20

Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington

Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union? In 2016, the United Kingdom voted by a narrow majority to leave the European Union (EU). This vote proved to be a decisive turning point in British domestic dynamics, creating new fault lines and a divisive environment to go with it. It thus goes without saying that there are some people, largely in the Middle Classes and in metropolitan areas, who have never gotten over Brexit, pointing to the fact that a great deal of evidence shows it has not been economically beneficial to the country.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.02 12:00

Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable?

Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable?

Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable? Any Burnham wants to radically redo Britain. But he faces the long shadows of the twin curses of Thatcherism and Brexit.

Philip Yeung

2026.09.30 19:15

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China It is quite striking that Fox News, of all outlets, has described the recent summit between the leaders of China and the United States through the lens of Donald Trump looking "to usher in a new era with China."

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.30 13:12

Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it

Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it

Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it David Irving used to be a best-selling author. For years, his books on the Second World War sold in serious numbers. Readers bought them because he did the work. Then he wrote about Hitler in a way that did not match the approved story. The tone changed overnight. The same people who had praised his earlier work suddenly decided he was finished. That is the West's idea of freedom of speech. You can sell books on the war for decades, but the moment your work on Hitler and the Holocaust steps outside the official line they lock the door. So much for the self-proclaimed land of liberty.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.09.30 09:25

Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington

Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington

Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington To Western journalists, President Xi's return visit to America appears heavy on symbolism and light on substance. But that's not how I read it. International relations sometimes work in creative ways, and evolve organically on friendly overtures.

Philip Yeung

2026.09.29 11:20

Opinion | Trump's Venezuela and the oil next door

Opinion | Trump's Venezuela and the oil next door

Opinion | Trump's Venezuela and the oil next door Delcy Rodríguez did not mention Essequibo at the UN by accident. She thanked Trump. She promised elections. She spoke as if Venezuela now lives inside the American system. Then she brought back the old claim on Guyana's land, and on the light sweet oil sitting off that coast. That sequence is the story. The polite language was for the hall. The border line was for the map.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.09.27 10:00

Opinion | Loud backing gives themselves away: Jimmy Lai and external forces echo each other

Opinion | Loud backing gives themselves away: Jimmy Lai and external forces echo each other

Opinion | Loud backing gives themselves away: Jimmy Lai and external forces echo each other Recently, a number of anti-China politicians and forces have spoken out together, urging Hong Kong to release Jimmy Lai. In their narrative, Lai is a "man of justice" and a representative of "openness and democracy," and they claim that keeping him detained is the wrong approach.

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2026.09.26 11:16

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