Foreign Policy

“Art of the Deal” author’s insistence UK should walk away in EU talks is lapped up by Brexiters. But Trump is proof it’s a dumb tactic.

French president’s proposals explode Brexiter myth that EU is stagnant. UK is stronger inside the club, building it for the future.

Theresa May is weak and wobbly, not strong and stable. That doesn’t bode well for our Brexit talks.

If Juncker really believes English is in retreat, he’s living in another galaxy. But that’s no reason to be complacent.

Johnson launched a scathing attack on Corbyn’s foreign policy. The foreign secretary’s track record shows he is a risk in different ways.

Our empty chair at today’s summit is a tragic symbol of waning influence. Assuming we quit, our absence from EU top table will be permanent.

Even if Brexit and Trump’s victory suggest we live in a “post-truth” world, Leave campaigners are foolish to ignore inconvenient truths.

There’s a big risk that both Britain’s and the EU’s foreign policy will decline. We’ll both need to work doubly hard to stop that.

Merely saying we have seats at the UN, G20, G8 etc isn’t enough. Belonging to these clubs won’t matter if others pay us little attention.

Foreign Secretary’s insistence that leaving will not “in any way” harm foreign policy cooperation with EU nations is at odds with reality

Voters haven’t been told what Brexit involves for migration, public spending, trade, crime, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Russian dictator sees Europe as his main enemy. Brexit would play into his game of divide and rule.