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Brexit

An exhibitor adjusts a painting on a wall of artwork at the fair

London’s Art Fairs Are Being Cancelled Due to Lack of Dealer Interest

London's Olympia summer art fair has been cancelled for 2023, a few weeks after the cancellation of Masterpiece London.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Why the UK Hung Up on Huawei 5G and What Happens Next

Washington has threatened to stop U.S-U.K. intelligence sharing if Britain doesn't cut ties with Huawei.
By Sissi Cao

Olivia Laing’s Prescient Essay Collection Examines the Role of Art in Times of Crisis

There couldn't be better time to read the essays collected in Olivia Laing's 'Funny Weather: Art in an Emergency.'
By Alina Cohen
prince william kate middleton ireland tour

Prince William and Kate Arrived in Dublin to Kick Off Their Busy Royal Tour

By Morgan Halberg

Banksy Unveils Valentine’s Day Mural in His Hometown of Bristol

By Helen Holmes

Google Reveals Top News, Questions, People, TV Shows We Searched in 2019

By Sissi Cao

William Blake Was Once Ridiculed for His Art Honoring Britain—Now, a Different Perspective

By Kieran James Cunningham
Red sign with Christie's in white letters.

Marc Porter of Christie’s on How Political Uncertainty Challenges the Art Market

By Helen Holmes

Dyson Founder’s Brexit: UK’s Richest Man James Dyson Buys Singapore’s Priciest Home

By Sissi Cao
Theresa May

How a Prime Minister Was Brought Down by 2 Catastrophic Mistakes

By Andre Walker
British Prime Minister Theresa May.

Thanks to Brexit, America Could Now Colonize Great Britain

By John A. Tures
Nigel Farage.

Could Nigel Farage Become the Next British Prime Minister?

By Andre Walker
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Australia Tour

What to Expect From Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Record-Breaking Instagram Account

By Helen Holmes
U.S. President Donald Trump listens to Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May.

Brexit and the Border Wall, a Loose Comparison

By Ufon Umanah
A man carries a European Union flag outside the Supreme Court in Parliament Square ahead of the ruling on whether Parliament have the power to begin the Brexit process, on January 24, 2017 in London, England.

The British People, as Well as the Politicians, Don’t Want Brexit

By John A. Tures

Tina Brown Ponders Trump’s Psychological Emptiness…and Potty Training

By Helen Holmes
Belgian artist Luc Tuymans at a 2015 exhibition of his work 'Luc Tuymans Suspended in La Louviere.

Q&A: Painter Luc Tuymans Predicts Trump’s Reelection and Explains Why His Work Is Ultimately About Revenge

By Devon Van Houten Maldonado

Mexican-Born Artist Builds a Border Wall Meant to Be Torn Down and Taken Home

By Margaret Carrigan
'Westworld' Recap: 'the reunion' Questions & Details

On ‘Westworld,’ Does Dolores Embody the Worst of Mankind, and Maeve the Best?

By Eric Italiano

Is Brazil About to Elect the ‘Most Misogynistic Official in the World’?

By Arick Wierson
How is London real estate faring, in the wake of Brexit?

How Is London’s Real Estate Market Reacting to Brexit in 2018?

By Justin Fichelson
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends his New Year address to Russians in central Moscow on December 31, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / Alexey NIKOLSKY (Photo credit should read )

Turf for ‘New Cold War’ Shifts to Elections in Eastern Europe

By John A. Tures
President Donald Trump.

Outrage Defined 2017

By Harlan Ullman
German Chancellor Angela Merkel leaves the presidential residence Bellevue Castle in Berlin where she met the German President on November 20, 2017 after coalition talks failed overnight.

Angela Merkel Fails to Build Coalition, Germany in Crisis

By Les Neuhaus
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