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Are ambassadors important? Are they even necessary? Not as much as they used to be.

Voter concerns over sovereignty may soon drown out abstruse parliamentary maneuvers.

Arriving in London for a posting at Australia House during the dying days of the Blair government, I was told by our astute High Commissioner at the time that a thing to bear in mind was that Britain ...

On a parallel between the shutdown and Brexit.

National Review Institute has been spreading Bill Buckley’s message since 1991, and its antecedents go back decades further.

Only hours after you read this, the Tories will have decided whether or not to ditch Theresa May as Tory leader and thus as prime minister.

On arriving for the first time in decades on Spanish soil I realise that the last time I visited – as a child – General Franco was still in power. The memory of arriving at Spain’s border with F...

With every twist of the news cycle, reports from London on the evolution of the Brexit negotiations between Theresa May’s government and the European Union get odder and odder.