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The article discusses the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's admiration for the U.S., including its impact on Great Britain's relations with the U.S., Johnson's relation with U.S. President Donald Trump and the Brexit process, or British withdrawal from the European Union (E.U.). An overview of Johnson's perspective on the Iraq War that began in 2003 is provided.

The article talks about Marine Le Pen, who is running for presidency in France. It states that chances for Le Pen's victory in the second round of voting are less favorable due to Brexit vote, President's Donald Trump's election, and nominations of underdog candidates François Fillon and Benoît Hamon. It is noted that the working class has been voting the National Front for the last three decades, and Le Pen is promising moral as economic security to French citizens.

The article discusses the political condition in Great Britain as of August 14, 2017 which is undergoing its most turbulent period since the 1980s. Topics include the vote to leave the European Union, the impact of the vote on Great Britain's economic condition and foreign relations, and Prime Minister Theresa May's call for a snap election. Also tackled are the factors that contributed to the success of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in the election.

This article comments on the agenda of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for the country's exit from the European Union (EU) in 2019. It explores the dispute between the British Parliament and Johnson over reaching a Brexit deal with the EU. The prime minister is criticized for being a habitual liar, citing cases wherein he lied in his job.

The article reports on the British Supreme Court's ruling that the decision of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to suspend Parliament at the height of the Brexit crisis was unlawful. It discusses how the court's ruling has given Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn the opportunity to attack Johnson. Also mentioned are the Labour Party's 2019 annual conference, the attempt to oust Tom Watson as Labour's deputy leader, and Johnson's call on the opposition to launch a vote of no confidence against him.

In this article, the author talks about his encounter with Great Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Topics discussed include his campaign for Brexit; his views on same sex and gay marriages in the country; and Boris' friendship with Darius Guppy. It also mentions about the problems of racism in the country.

The article discusses the announcement of the resignation of British Prime Minister Theresa May in relation to the British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include the outcome of a June 8, 2019 election for May's Conservative Party, the realignment of the Labour Party, and the impact of the Brexit Party led by politician Nigel Farage.

The article discusses the implications of the British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit, for the EU. Topics include actions by the British Parliament, the impact of xenophobia and far-right political parties in Europe, and increasing racism and anti-Semitism in relation to hatred against immigrants in Europe.

The article discusses the anticipated British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include debate in the House of Commons of the British Parliament, the relation of Prime Minister Theresa May to the Conservative Party, and public opinion about dysfunctional aspects of the British government.

The article discusses issues facing the British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include plans proposed by British Prime Minister Theresa May, the responses of the British Labour Party to Brexit, and the relation of EU law to potential British economic policies. The views of Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn are noted.

The author comments on the effects of Brexit, Great Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, and the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. He suggests that Brexit has had more domestic consequences on Great Britain's economy and government while the Trump administration will have a greater affect on other, weaker nations than on the U.S. He goes on to discuss how the political left can respond to each situation.

The article discusses the role of nostalgia in the British referendum to leave the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include the role of British Prime Minister Theresa May in negotiations with EU officials, the actions of Conservative Party politicians in Great Britain, and the implications of an end to freedom of movement and free trade between Great Britain and the EU.

The article discusses the Euroskepticism of far-right, populist governments in the European Union (EU), including the Italy government's skepticism of the euro currency. An overview of the context of Great Britain's withdrawal from the EU, or Brexit, including British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit negotiations with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, is provided.

The article discusses a mandate for British Prime Minister Theresa May to negotiate strategy for leaving the European Union (EU). May is criticized for having no strategy to execute her mandate. The Labour Party is expected to face a challenge in the 2017 election. The failure of Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to deal with a challenge brought by Brexit is also explored.

The article talks about the control of Republicans over both houses of U.S. Congress and the White House. It states that U.S. President Donald Trump is approving all the legislations passed by them, however is not sure about the health-care policy drafted by former president Barack Obama, called Obamacare. It also talks about Great Britain Independence Party's (UKIP) former leader Nigel Farage, who has resigned from politics. It states that Brexit was supported by many before it was certain.

Statistics are presented related to the economic effects of Brexit, Great Britain's withdrawal from the European Union (EU).

The article examines the decision of Great Britain to leave the European Union (EU). Topics covered include the implication of the British EU exit for racism and nationalism in the country and the aim of British people to restrict immigration in the country. Also mentioned is the call of British people to reallocate the EU money to the National Health Service.

The article discusses the lessons to be learned by the U.S. Democrats for the decision of Great Britain to leave the European Union (EU). Topics covered include the implication of the British EU exit for the elite political and economic arrangements in the U.S. Also mentioned are the wage stagnation and deindustrialization claims of British people.

The article examines the move of Great Britain to leave the European Union (EU). Topics covered include the implication of the decision for the security, economic policy and migration policy of the country. Also mentioned is the implication of the British EU exit for the austerity of the U.S. and rule by technocrats in Great Britain.

The article reports on the move of Great Britain to leave the European Union (EU). Topics covered include the independence of Scotland and impact on its relationship with the Northern Ireland. Also mentioned is the implication of the rising nationalism of British people for the stability of the entire EU.

The article discusses an anticipated June 23, 2016 referendum on whether Great Britain will stay in or leave the European Union (EU), commonly known as Brexit. Topics include the purported lack of democratic control of the EU, the relation of Great Britain's EU membership to the nation's Conservative Party, and the role of xenophobia in the case for leaving the EU.

The article reports on the economic impact of the decision of Great Britain to leave the European Union such as its effect on the poor families in the country.

The article presents statistics related to the decision of Great Britain to leave the European Union including the percentage of British people who support the decision and the proportion of those in Wales who agree with the move.

The article presents statistics on Great Britain's economic relations with European Union (EU) member states in relation to quotations by British Labour Party member Owen Jones and journalist Paul Mason.