Philip Stephens | Financial Times

Thursday, 15 August, 2019

Brexit
The post-Brexit price of a special relationship
John Bolton’s recent visit underlined the costs of the UK burning its bridges with Europe
Thursday, 8 August, 2019

EU tech regulation
Europe must set its own digital rules
Although to the libertarian high priests of the internet, this would be heresy
Thursday, 1 August, 2019

Conservative Party UK
The Tories have become the Brexit party
Shedding its broad centre-right traditions, the party now represents English nationalism
Thursday, 25 July, 2019

Boris Johnson
Three things to know about Boris Johnson’s premiership
The prime minister’s promise of post-Brexit unity belies his contempt for Remain voters
Thursday, 18 July, 2019

Brexit
Johnson, Trump and a lopsided relationship
The new foreign policy formula is simple: the president tweets and the leadership hopeful jumps
Friday, 7 June, 2019

World4 min
How Donald Trump and Boris Johnson threaten democracy
FT's Philip Stephens on a shared politics that ignores truth
Thursday, 6 June, 2019

Boris Johnson
The truth and lies of Donald Trump and Boris Johnson
Throw away truth and mutual respect, and free societies come crashing down
Thursday, 30 May, 2019

Brexit
Britain is now stranded in Brexit limbo
Barring a referendum, doing nothing looks increasingly like the default option
Thursday, 16 May, 2019

US-China trade dispute
Trade is an opening shot in a wider US-China conflict
The current standoff is part of a struggle for global pre-eminence
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Thursday, 9 May, 2019

US foreign policy
Trump’s angry unilateralism is a cry of pain
America’s unipolar moment passed as quickly as it appeared at the end of the cold war
Thursday, 2 May, 2019

Scottish Independence
Brexit makes the case for Scottish independence
At the whim of the Tory party, Scots have been told to surrender their European identity
Thursday, 25 April, 2019

Brexit
The dangerous allure of a fudged Brexit
An assumption that anything is better than the present shambles ignores the nature of the problem
Thursday, 11 April, 2019

Brexit
Britain can now change its mind about Brexit
Macron’s emergence as a latter-day de Gaulle should not stop a second referendum
Thursday, 4 April, 2019

Brexit
Goodbye EU, and goodbye the United Kingdom
The invented identity of ‘Britishness’ is unravelling as English nationalism takes hold
Thursday, 28 March, 2019

Brexit
May’s Faustian pact to save a wretched Brexit
Never mind Britain’s prosperity or security, nothing matters except the Tory party
Thursday, 21 March, 2019

Brexit
The last way out of the Brexit nightmare
Britain’s MPs should revoke Article 50 and start again to build a national consensus
Thursday, 14 March, 2019

Brexit
Greece maps the long way back to a Brexit deal
Kamikaze Leavers who have wrecked Theresa May’s deal cannot win support for their own
Thursday, 7 March, 2019

Brexit
After Brexit, Britain will be a rule-taker
The salutary parable of the noisy lawnmower and the chlorine-washed chicken
Thursday, 28 February, 2019

Brexit
Britain has a chance to think again on Brexit
But first Parliament must reject Theresa May’s fraudulent deal
Thursday, 21 February, 2019

Geopolitics
Angela Merkel, Donald Trump and a broken alliance
Weakening ties between US and Europe mainly benefit China and Russia
Thursday, 14 February, 2019

Brexit
The heavy cost of May’s Brexit vanity
There has been nothing in her strategy to advance the national interest
Thursday, 7 February, 2019

Jeremy Corbyn
Ideology blinds Corbyn to Venezuela’s plight
British Labour party leader prioritises the collective above the rights of the citizen
Thursday, 31 January, 2019

Brexit
The EU cannot rescue Britain from Brexit chaos
May’s government has shown it is not to be counted on any longer as a trusted partner
Thursday, 24 January, 2019

Emmanuel Macron
Macron receives a lesson in populist politics
The French president will never be a man of the people but he is trying to make amends
Wednesday, 16 January, 2019

Theresa May
Theresa May has one last throw of the Brexit dice
She should set aside her vanity and behave as a prime minister not a party leader