Corbyn should quit before Labour is destroyed. He has prevaricated and vacillated – but he has not led. And Britain is in desperate need of opposition.

What does European identity mean? What is distinctive about it? How can we assert it without falling into narratives of western superiority? Listen to the UK Remainers!

It’s funny (in a profoundly sad way) how little the world is talking about the new constitutional amendments in Egypt.

The UK is governed by a system of cultural reverence and mythologies. The recent BBC programme ‘Icons’ showed how popular understandings of history have collided with our current politics. Is this incessant nostalgia healthy for our democracy?

Professor Simon Usherwood on yet another example of how Brexit has effects far beyond what is usually being discussed.

B. Jay Cooper’s random thoughts on Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Governor Northam, Antisemitism, and the Shutdown.

Dan Warren on the concerns people have about their future post-Brexit and why Britain’s future is at stake.

As I head through the channel tunnel for probably the last time before the end of March, what do I take from talking to French and Belgian officials and academics?

Fabian Zuleeg looks for a way out of the current Brexit impasse by building on the existing deal, and argues that the only remaining option is to construct a centrist majority in the House of Commons.

How can the government get its remaining up-to-200 Brexit Statutory Instruments on the statute book before Exit Day?... [Spoiler: It might not be pretty for parliamentary scrutiny!]

The UK’s current political climate, while not totally responsive to Labour, has been nursed by a crisis on the Left. Here’s a humorous rant on our loyal Opposition.

As the Brexit process grinds its way toward an unknown conclusion and the Trump administration comes unglued, it is worth reminding ourselves how two nations that regard themselves as the exemplars of free peoples could arrive in this current state of affairs.

This is not bungling, or delusion. It’s part of the Great British Asset striptease. And we need to know who’s bankrolling it.

We, the public, voted ourselves into the Brexit mess and we should be the ones to vote the country out of the deadlock, Christopher Oram writes.

Letter sent to all Westminster elected Members of Parliament by Maurizio Bragagni, CEO of cable manufacturer Tratos, in which he argues a No-Deal Brexit is not an option.

How long before tensions within the European Union grow deeper and the rifts spread further? Rashmee Roshan Lall asks.