Europe is an American power — it just doesn’t know it
Five centuries of shared history reveal the Americas as an extension of Europe. Yet today's European leaders cannot formulate a strategy to advance their own interests there.
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Five centuries of shared history reveal the Americas as an extension of Europe. Yet today's European leaders cannot formulate a strategy to advance their own interests there.
The last decade, marked by a growing transatlantic rift and Britain's exit from the European Union, has upended longstanding political settlements in both Western Europe and the We..
Bengal's 200-year-old tradition of cosmopolitan liberalism – shaped by British imperialism – is coming to an end, giving way to a reactionary political imagination.
The Laskett in Herefordshire is a testament to Strong’s almost Proustian devotion to memory, a highly personalised landscape full of ideas and follies that evoke sentiments or plac..
Dreamers and philosophers have long been seduced by the idea of a universal symbolic system capable of expressing all human thought.
At the heart of John A. Macdonald’s vision for Canada was the realisation that national power depended on productive capacity, a lesson European leaders would do well to remember.
With Ukraine adapting faster than its invader, several early indicators suggest that the war's trajectory is shifting in Kyiv's favour.
Expelling hereditary peers comes at a cost to Britain's constitutional and cultural fabric.
Trump's erratic use of tariffs may ultimately undermine the alliances that have allowed the United States to project its power around the globe.