Brexit has broken the UK, but can it mend Europe?
As the Conservative Party works to find a new leader, Brexit has never been further out of the UK's grasp. Has Brexit made any real progress?
Britain in Europe
When European politics becomes personal
As the United Kingdom has hurtled ever closer to the Brexit cliff, once-abstract notions of a transcendent European identity have gained substance, and millions of people who still believe in the European project have come out in support of it. The question now is whether the European idea can win out over resurgent nationalism.
Brexit is making Europe stronger
The EU27 are holding together throughout the twists and turns of Brexit. This is simply because it is in their interest to do so
Brexit bravado: Can the UK build a new continental coalition?
EU member states’ high regard for Britain in security and defence may be on the wane. What can London do to stop the slide in the post-Brexit era?
Brexit disorder: Corbyn and May
The British prime minister and the leader of the oppositions are stuck in cynicism and opportunism
Bracing for Brexit: Could ‘no deal’ chaos spread to Germany?
Berlin’s public pronouncements on the risks of Brexit do not yet measure up to the scale of the potential fallout
A message from Timothy Garton Ash: Tell us you want Britain to stay
Leaders across Europe might want to get Brexit over the line. But in the long term the EU would be weaker without the UK.
Loss adjustment: European politics realigns for Brexit
Unfulfilled expectations have caused traditional allies to shift their focus away from the UK
The perils of inflexibility: European security after Brexit
It is a distinct possibility that Brexit may proceed without an actual deal – that would be damaging for both sides, especially as concerns defence and security
Chequers Mate
There has been relatively little discussion of the substance of the Chequers White Paper – especially when it comes to security