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The Political Kindling of the Grenfell Fire

The Political Kindling of the Grenfell Fire

During last year's Brexit campaign, both the Leave and Remain camps tried to use Britain's economic health to…

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Macron Shouldn't Misinterpret His Mandate

Macron Shouldn't Misinterpret His Mandate

In July 2015, 10 months before launching his campaign for the presidency, France's then-economic minister Emm…

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How Brexit Looms Over the British Elections

How Brexit Looms Over the British Elections

Business is "lovely, lovely," confirms Derrick. "That," he says, nodding to the steelworks, "is the lifeblood…

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Theresa May's Incredible Shrinking Poll Numbers

Theresa May's Incredible Shrinking Poll Numbers

When Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May stepped out onto Downing Street on April 18 to call a snap election…

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Samuel Earle: Mélenchon's Rise

Samuel Earle: Mélenchon's Rise

On 9 April, the left's late-runner for the French presidency, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, held a rally in Marseille. …

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France's Loveless Marriage With Emmanuel Macron

France's Loveless Marriage With Emmanuel Macron

Macron's words have no meaning for her either. "He says whatever he needs to in a situation. It is clearly th…

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Britain's visceral dislike of Keir Starmer illuminates a problem for his successor

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It might be that Keir Starmer, not known for his rhetorical skills, expresses himself most clearly through his furrowed brow. It has a way of telling the public that none of this is easy and that difficult decisions must be made. It says that although Starmer wishes it were otherwise, things will get worse before they get better, if they do indeed get better; that there are no good options, only difficult decisions.
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The Sage of Washington

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| Soundings from The New York Review
In July 1914 the twenty-four-year-old Walter Lippmann was traveling in Europe to celebrate the completion of his second book, Drift and Mastery, to recruit British writers for the magazine he was cofounding, The New Republic, and to spend two weeks walking through the Swiss Alps. But when Austria declared war on Serbia, his hopes for a hike, at least, were curtailed. He returned to London as the continent descended into conflict.
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Democrats Should Pay Attention to Keir Starmer’s Fall

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| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
Suzanne Plunkett/Reuters In Democratic primaries across America, a familiar debate is playing out. Is it the time for a moderate or a maverick? Should the party be looking for someone to heal and stabilize a troubled country or someone to energize supporters, antagonize opponents — Republicans, big business, maybe even the Democratic establishment itself — and promise sweeping change? Until recently, Britain seemed to offer moderate Democrats a clinching case.
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