Brexit

Vote could redefine the issue of Europe in British politics.

The Premier League may be Britain's path to better deals after Brexit.

Western countries must counter Russian disinformation or risk their democracies.

The passport service said over 700,000 passports had been issued this year.

The phrase appeared on a document carried by a Conservative Party aide.

Nigel Farage's successor is an outspoken politician with his eye on Labour voters. But first he must unite his party.

'We intend to be more engaged with the world, more outward-looking than ever before,' foreign secretary says in Kabul.

EU members meet this week to plan for different realities based on 'what the British interest is.'

Less educated voters are more likely to back populist parties in Europe, too.

Think tank warns that gloomy predictions about impact of referendum on U.K. were actually relatively 'upbeat'

But Blair said in an interview he would be working to improve debate in the center ground of politics.

It's getting harder for centrists to convince themselves right-wing nationalism will disappear any time soon.

The U.S. president-elect is one of many nationalists surging in popularity across the West.

Growth forecasts have been revised down as a result of the June 23 vote.

Russia has developed well-documented relationships with anti-EU, far-right political parties and leaders.

May says she wants to help those who are just managing to get by.

European Parliament chief negotiator Guy Verhofstadt said he was looking forward to a "hell of a meeting."

The British prime minister is seeking to rebuild trust with industry.

Academics, liberal politicians and middle class professionals are the origin of the post-truth concept.

Finance minister expected to announce 1.3 billion pounds in new spending on roads.

We need to look beyond simple financial measures of performance to measure real economic vibrancy.

Abandoning the legal battle would avoid the risk of Scotland and Northern Ireland being afforded greater leeway in the decision to leave the EU.

Counsel for the Scottish and Welsh governments will now address the court on points of law.

Jews are realizing that the threat might come not from the left but the right.

After a surge in anti-immigrant hostility, will the U.K.'s largest foreign-born community stay put?

Gap is widening between haves and have-nots and spells danger.

Britain's super-spy might find it difficult to complete missions without an EU passport.

Other contenders included "alt-right," "glass cliff" and "woke."

Donald Trump has just made Stephen Bannon his chief strategist.

"Solving climate change" is likely to become a diminishing narrative.