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US President Donald Trump (Photo: AP)

Talking Turkey: Will Mr Trump grow up in his new role?

Trump has the lowest popularity rating (42 per cent) than any of his modern predecessors at this stage.

1 May 2017 12:51 AM IST

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (Photo: AFP)

Talking Turkey: Turkey's sultan to add to volatility in Mideast

Mr Erdogan's drifting away from European liberal values will have inevitable consequences.

19 April 2017 12:29 AM IST

British Prime Minister Theresa May. (Photo: AP)

Cabbages & Kings: Aftermath of talaq: UK's isolation?

Forty per cent of Britain's exports go to the 27 countries of the European Union under its free trade agreements.

1 April 2017 12:42 AM IST

London Diary: In UK, Partition stories unite

London Diary: In UK, Partition stories unite

The Brexit debates begin in the House of Lords this week.

20 Feb 2017 12:46 AM IST

The document also says the triggering of Article 50, which formally starts Brexit negotiations, could be difficult. (Photo: Representational Image/AFP)

London Diary: A year full of joy, shock, pain

The term Brexit' has already entered the Oxford English Dictionary.

26 Dec 2016 12:56 AM IST

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (Photo: AP)

Talking Turkey: Merkel - Europe's face of liberalism

Ms Merkel has relied on common sense, rather than charisma, to build her enviable reputation as a safe pair of hands.

5 Dec 2016 12:31 AM IST

Britains Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. (Photo: AP)

London Diary: A winter of discontent?

London is the favoured destination for hundreds who commute to work from some distance every day.

5 Sept 2016 12:32 AM IST

London Diary: Brexit no longer a hot topic

London Diary: Brexit no longer a hot topic

Ms Sturgeon will fight for Scotland's right to express its desire to â€œRemainâ€.

25 July 2016 1:13 AM IST

New British Prime Minister Theresa May speaks to the media outside her official residence,10 Downing Street in London. (Photo: AP)

Cabbages & Kings: Post-Brexit ironies in Theresa's Britain

The energy supplied by trans-European companies will inevitably become prohibitively more expensive.

16 July 2016 12:34 AM IST

British Prime Minister David Cameron. (Photo: AP)

Referendum: Policy stuck in binaries

The promise of a referendum was certainly not a game-changer.

10 July 2016 2:06 AM IST

English has been the top choice for European Union (EU) institutions but Britains vote to leave the union last week could trigger a ban on its use. (Photo: AFP/Representational Image)

Talking Turkey: Germans must lead

The new task of the national leadership across EU is to bring the political discourse back to the centre.

4 July 2016 12:41 AM IST

Lawyers from Leigh Day solicitors argued that Brexit would mean the claimants were no longer EU citizens and therefore no longer afforded the rights of free movement which flow from EU citizenship. (Photo: AFP/Representational Image)

Cabbages & Kings: Brexit hangover - Overt racism

Seventeen million voted Leave and 16 million voted Remain .

2 July 2016 1:00 AM IST