Beginning with Rishi Sunak, the UK has enjoyed a more constructive relationship with the EU than in many years reflecting, I think, buyer's remorse at Brexit. The problrm, as always, is Farage and co. Strategic partnerships based on shared values and practicalities will hopefully help to isolate him politically.
val70 · 56-60
Are traitors still eligible to be hanged?
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
I wondered that but we don't yet know what it really means. Even the EU's Commission and Parliament seem not to have worked that out.
Arrangements like those between the EU and Norway may be more useful and at least the legislators know what they are.
As for Turmp, it's likely his petulance and incompetence in international affairs that has brought this about; but he has only two years left to go as the USA's "leader".
Arrangements like those between the EU and Norway may be more useful and at least the legislators know what they are.
As for Turmp, it's likely his petulance and incompetence in international affairs that has brought this about; but he has only two years left to go as the USA's "leader".
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@mindless That will depend on which Party wins, surely?
I thought James Vance has said he does not want to be President, but if so, why is he Vice-President?
Liukely, if the Republicans do win the next general election, the Heritage Foundation will still try to be the power behind the throne. Having read a lot of its novel-length manifesto, I don't think that would help America domestically, let alone internationally.
I thought James Vance has said he does not want to be President, but if so, why is he Vice-President?
Liukely, if the Republicans do win the next general election, the Heritage Foundation will still try to be the power behind the throne. Having read a lot of its novel-length manifesto, I don't think that would help America domestically, let alone internationally.
Khenpal1 · M
UK has nothing to offer




