Bruce Clark |

Bruce Clark lives in Northern Ireland, where he works part-time for The Economist as online religion editor. He has worked as a foreign correspondent in Washington, Moscow, Paris and Athens. His previous jobs include international security editor of The Economist, diplomatic correspondent for the Financial Times, and CIS correspondent for The Times. He has written books on Greek-Turkish relations and on post-Soviet Russia.

Analysis

Ireland plays its cards shrewdly

by Bruce Clark | 21.11.2017

Leo Varadkar denies being in hurry to unite Ireland politically. But the PM is playing clever game to keep it united economically.

Analysis

Northern Irish foes eye common Brexit stance

by Bruce Clark | 05.07.2017

The two main parties in Northern Ireland are once more locked in stalemate. But they may find common cause to limit the damage from Brexit.

Analysis

Sinn Fein big winner from Brexit

by Bruce Clark | 06.03.2017

Irish nationalist party is making huge political capital out of Brexit, which DUP backed but most voters in Northern Ireland rejected.