It’s turned into a stage for grandstanding and unprincipled ambition.

For once, the soccer squad is packed with coolheaded, collaborative stalwarts. Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet, on the other hand, is full of grandstanding loudmouths.

How yesterday’s champions of economic nationalism became today’s servants of the global elite

How the endless negotiations to leave the European Union have paralyzed Great Britain’s governing class

Wales was once an impregnable Labour stronghold. Now many of its voters want to make the U.K. great again.

With Jeremy Corbyn surging in the polls ahead of Thursday's UK elections, Labour's Paul Mason talks about how the British left came back from Brexit—and the message it sends to Democrats in America.

Americans keep using a political buzzword—without knowing what it means.

Lacking international friends, the U.S. president and British prime minister are uniting due to mutual neediness.

An interview with economist Branko Milanovic.

Data was a rare source of clarity in the 2008 and 2012 elections. In 2016, it failed catastrophically.

Brexit, the Panama Papers, Zika—almost nothing could bump Trump off the front page in 2016.

A court ruling this week has thrust Europe's future into deeper uncertainty.

How an obscure libertarian idea became the go-to explanation for this year’s crazy politics.

With populism on the rise in both parties, it has become fashionable for elites to bash the masses. But we need more democracy, not less.