The World Today Five years to reshape a Europe that can work Macron’s victory has brought relief but much needs to be done to prevent the Union falling apart, writes Brunello Rosa
The World Today Euro bonhomie Lonely Germany looks forward to a stronger partnership with Macron’s France, writes Jan Techau
The World Today Apocalypse soon? David Martin Jones and MLR Smith analyse Trump’s thinking on North Korea
The World Today Transforming the Republic A delicate balancing act as Macron chooses his team to reform France, writes Françoise Boucek
The World Today Don’t bet on the ‘colony club’ India isn’t wild about Brexit and trade talks could be tricky, warns Vidya Ram
The World Today It was Trump who stemmed the rise of the populists Populists made a mistake by aping the US president, writes Ivan Krastev
The World Today Future of Europe This was meant to be the year the populists shook the foundations of the European Union and Marine Le Pen rose from the rubble to claim the presidency of France. That did not happen, but it would be foolish to conclude that the EU is home and dry, argues Brunello Rosa in our cover story.
The World Today Securing Iran’s nuclear deal Simon Gass offers ways to keep the landmark agreement on track with Trump in the White House
The World Today The only way is Brexit? Hilary Clarke asks Romford, an Essex town full of Leavers, if it is having any second thoughts
The World Today July 29, 1987: Light at the end of the Chunnel Michael Binyon on the day UK’s umbilical cord to Europe was approved
The World Today Empire and emporium Bill Hayton on how China’s future is being shaped by deference and trade
The World Today Big Data doesn’t lie ... But does polling give us the right answers, asks Catherine Fieschi
The World Today Edouard Philippe, France’s new prime minister The little known centre-right politician was appointed prime minister in May to lead President Emmanuel Macron’s first government.
