Never has a former prime minister so tarnished their own reputation
Starmer’s restive MPs should acknowledge that Britain’s fortunes are shaped abroad
The scandal that brought down Peter Mandelson describes a world that is driving voters into the arms of populism
Trump has laid waste to the "special relationship". Britain's security lies with Europe
As the president menaces Greenland, France, Germany and Britain must now draw their own red lines for the transatlantic relationship
…Or how Britain’s retreat from the Caribbean in 1905 maps the new geopolitical landscape
Ireland’s president-elect Catherine Connolly caught the anti-establishment tide
One thing we should have learned during the tumult of recent years is not to project the present into the future.
Few now discount the prospect of unification. Yet the Republic still struggles to imagine the changes that would be needed to accommodate unionists
The BBC provides an eloquent reminder of the deep-seated neuralgia that took Britain out of its own continent
The US president has surrendered America's global leadership and started a fight with China he cannot win
The long goodbye to the US-led world order means leaders must tread carefully
Trump’s infatuation with Putin is part of a bigger story. For Europeans the US is as much a threat as an ally
The UN General Assembly saw Washington disown the Pax Americana to line up with Russia, Belarus and North Korea. Even China seemed embarrassed
The organising truth behind the US administration’s capitulation over Ukraine is that Trump agrees with Putin
How the president opened the door to an American role in Irish peace-making
By looking away western democracies have surrendered moral authority
The Israeli leader has created an escalatory ladder that ends with a US-supported strike against Iran's nuclear facilities
The coming Budget will set the course for Britain's Labour government
The Labour prime minister has restored Britain's standing in Washington. The bigger challenge is to build a European defence pillar
Diarmaid Ferriter’s history of modern Ireland chronicles the dramatic social, political and economic shifts that have taken place within a generation
