The UK and Spain celebrate the deal as a historic pact, yet the dispute over Gibraltar sovereignty persists.

Examining whether the UK-EU security deal represents lasting strategic alignment or rather a short-term response to global instability and US strategic retreat.

The UK may never fully distance itself from the events of Brexit in the eyes of Europe and the world, but under Keir Starmer, it must try.

‘Tilting’ to the east of Suez is surely no longer in Britain’s best interests. It's time to veer back into Europe.

Seismic shifts in Anglo-Irish geopolitics sound the death knell for radical attempts to usurp conservative parties worldwide.

Sunak’s may be a steady hand, but he is leading an unsteady country with an in-tray of unenviable proportions.

If an emerging market is characterized by high vulnerability to the whims of hot money flows, recent events suggest that’s exactly where the United Kingdom is headed.

Now nearing its 100-year anniversary, the Common Travel Area (CTA) has been an uncommon success in peaceful coexistence.

Scotland may wish to be independent, but does the rest of the world wish to deal with an independent Scotland?

The Indo-Pacific features prominently in ‘Global Britain,’ but diplomatic and fiscal realities could get in the way.

Only through joint action can France and the UK leverage their full strategic weight in the South China Sea dispute.

Britain’s services industry might not agree with the early declarations of victory that followed the new Brexit deal.

Johnson and von der Leyen are meeting for last-minute talks as Brexit approaches the endgame.

Recent data paints a bleak picture of economic recovery in the United Kingdom.

Will Brexit give rise to closer cooperation between the Anglosphere?

With the latest general election result, the stage might be set for the ‘Balkanization’ of Britain.

Boldness in the face of uncertainty is required of the Canadian government if it wants to ensure the best possible post-Brexit trade relationship.

With the Brexit deadline looming, the British Prime Minister now turns to a problem that has caused strife for generations.

With nothing going according to plan for the Johnson government, a new election looms – but only after Brexit is delayed once again.

The United Kingdom often scuttled attempts at greater EU integration on security matters, but the prospect of an EU Army will remain daunting after Brexit.