Richard Tice is what happens when a property-developer-turned-politician discovers that Brexit is not, in fact, a temporary mood swing by the British electorate but a durable export commodity. From the glass towers of London’s Canary Wharf to the fluorescent glare of European Parliament committee rooms in Strasbourg, Tice has become the living embodiment of a…
The View from Abroad: Watching the UK Government as if it were a Long-Running Sitcom with Nuclear Submarines By Our Man in Geneva, nursing his third espresso and a mild case of Brexit whiplash From the banks of the Rhine to the karaoke bars of Seoul, foreign ministries keep a special filing cabinet marked “UK—Handle…
Paris, 03:47 local time – The Daily Telegraph, that stately British broadsheet once nicknamed “The Torygraph” by people who thought they were being original, has been having what the tabloids would call “a moment.” Not the sort of moment that involves a prime minister’s aide, a suitcase of rosé, and a Downing Street swing set—more…
