Two months on, Britain is in no rush to Brexit
The way forward for the U.K. after the Brexit vote grows murkier by the month
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The summer of Brexit: Who controls what happens next?
Brexit’s aftermath is all about control—of the Conservative party, the Labour party, the economy, and Britain’s future
Why Boris Johnson is the perfect pick to be foreign minister
Theresa May’s decision to name the bumbling, boorish Boris her top diplomat is a perfect reflection of the politics of modern Britain
The U.K. could use a ’bloody difficult woman’ like Theresa May
May is moderate, hard to predict, demands loyalty—and might be British PM until 2020
What were Google’s most frequent U.K. searches after Brexit?
The second-most popular question for the search engine giant: ’What is the EU?’
How Obama’s anti-’Brexit’ pitch brought out the worst in its opponents
The Leader of the Free World’s rejection of ’Brexit’ riled Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage
The poisoned diplomacy between Russia and the United Kingdom
Alexander Litvinenko’s murder was the stuff of spy novels. Now it’s straining U.K.-Russian relations.
No love in Labour: Jeremy Corbyn’s slipping grip on his party
Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party is openly rebelling against him. Why he needs to take a page from Justin Trudeau
The Queen receives Justin Trudeau in the U.K.
After a cordial meeting with the Queen, Trudeau’s U.K. stop included a party, questions about foreign policy, and a lengthy speech about Canadian diversity
Who will get the last laugh in Britain?
New Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn may be a joke to the Tories. But on an EU referendum, he could be their undoing.