Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has barely put a foot wrong in the days since the UK voted for Brexit. What should she do next?
“There can only be one answer …if the international development sector is to reclaim lost credibility and relevance in the communities that voted leave.”
"The British example should be a lesson for all of Europe - to remain united and at the same time not to lose its national identities."
"I am entitled to shout this from the mountaintop since I have been asking since the referendum was called: How are political decisions made in this country?"
Decisions to go to war don’t just analyze whether we can win. That is the easy part: the superiority of the western military machine makes this an absolute.
"If Brexit has one lesson for us, it’s that the status quo isn’t quite as unshakeable as we may think it is."
“Brexiteers’ sovereignty tapped into the colonial nostalgia and delusion of grandeur that is still part of its national consciousness.”
The European Union referendum exposes routine failures in Britain's exclusive and personalised ruling system.
In Not The Chilcot Report (Head of Zeus books), Peter Oborne makes clear the erosion of trust between the British state and its public, as a result of the Iraq war.
“For my part, my sentiment is not just embarrassment, but shame. That we should choose the coward’s way of turning on the EU in its moment of need.”
