Leah McLaren

Leah McLaren on the latest terror attack, and what it means in advance of France’s presidential election

Leah McLaren on how the British prime minister’s surprise election call was a piece of risky political choreography

The chief historian at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission on how and why we remember the battle

This was not a day for dry-eyed analysis. Instead it was a day for feeling and communing with the dead, and commune we did.

European history’s most momentous economic divorce has now officially begun and it’s going to be ugly

But a question sits under the surface: How can a city guard against such heinous, yet easily achievable acts?

British Parliament was in lockdown after an attacker killed at least 4 people and seriously injured at least 20 others

As Theresa May prepares for the fight of her political life, the impact of Brexit on the U.K. remains a huge question mark

Geert Wilders didn’t become The Netherlands’ PM—but a patchwork parliament and still-rising tides makes Mark Rutte’s win far from clear-cut

Britain is having a national debate about the correct way to make pasta sauce—and it’s about more than white wine and cream