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30 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit is England's silliest decision since Suez

John Edwards
29 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit: Bruised egos will heal, trading relationships will endure
28 Jun 2016
Europe
Australia and the UK's leap into the unknown
28 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit: The view from Berlin

John Lee
28 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit should be a wake-up call for the G20

Tristram Sainsbury
27 Jun 2016
Europe
The economics of Brexit

Stephen Grenville
27 Jun 2016
Europe
Shock will pass but populist exit contagion a risk for markets

Leon Berkelmans
27 Jun 2016
Europe
After the vote comes the reckoning

Mark Beeson
24 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit: Unknown forces unleashed by outcome

Derry Hogue
22 Jun 2016
Europe
The four shibboleths of Remain, and why they are unconvincing

Richard Johnson
22 Jun 2016
Europe
Yes, there is an intellectually coherent case for Brexit

Matthew Dal Santo

Is it too late now to ask for an intellectual case for Remain?
21 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit would be good for the UK and good for Europe
21 Jun 2016
Europe
The strategic consequences of Brexit

Shashank Joshi
20 Jun 2016
Europe
The word on the street

Christine Gallagher
16 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit: Where are all the Leave pundits?

Sam Roggeveen
16 Jun 2016
Europe
Brexit campaign's immigration focus misses the point

Daniel Woker
14 Jun 2016
Europe
The curious case of the British left's Europhilia

Richard Johnson
9 Jun 2016
Europe
What the UK needs now is more multilateralism, not less

Hannah Wurf
2 Jun 2016
Europe
The Brexit vote and Europe's security

Daniel Woker
30 May 2016
Europe
Uncertainty filters into UK economy as nation holds its breath

Michael Martins
25 May 2016
Europe
Facts take flight; rhetoric takes over

Derry Hogue
23 May 2016
Europe
Terrorism threat will not diminish if the UK votes to stand alone

David Wells
20 May 2016
Europe
Quick comments: Robin Niblett and Martin Wolf on Brexit

John Gooding
26 Apr 2016
Europe
Obama's UK visit reveals what the Brexit debate is all about

Matthew Dal Santo
21 Mar 2016
Europe

European Union

Türkiye
EU-Turkey deal: Coming to terms with the 'appification' of migration

Marie McAuliffe
10 Mar 2016
Europe
Should I stay or should I go? Europhobia and the consequences of Brexit

Tim Harcourt
9 Mar 2016
Europe
Brexit: Inside the UK's think-small mentality

Derry Hogue
10 Feb 2016
Europe
How will the Brexit referendum affect the UK's double deficit economy?

Michael Martins
14 Dec 2015
Europe
Putin's popularity, explained

Matthew Dal Santo

When protests broke out in Moscow four years ago against his return to the presidency, many in the West wrote Putin off. However, in December 2015 Putin delivered yet another 'State of the Nation' address as President. Rarely has he been so popular.