International and Arab News
Therese Raphael
Therese Raphael
Writer Articles
Why Boris Johnson Is Stuck in Lockdown Mode
Rival soccer teams in Germany’s Bundesliga clash in an empty stadium, Italians meet for socially disBoris Johnson’s Coronavirus Response Fails Better
Governments are seldom good at radically changing existing systems, much less inventing new ones andBrexit Is Back. Even Covid-19 Can't Stop It
The coronavirus pandemic has closed schools, shuttered restaurants, emptied office buildings, put PrBritain's Government Wasn’t Built for a Coronavirus Crisis
After 10 days of persistent symptoms, Boris Johnson is the first leader of a major country to be hHospitals Are Losing the Coronavirus Battle
In the past week, four UK doctors have died from Covid-19; the youngest was 55.For British Politics, 2019 Meant Three Funerals and a Wedding
“I wish I could skip to the end of the book to know what happens,” a colleague said in passing, duriJohnson’s Brexit is more ‘Slow Deal’ than ‘No Deal’
The financial markets had a rude awakening on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s first day back at the oBoris Johnson Is Hiding the Real Price of Brexit
With only a few days left before the UK votes, it’s unlikely many voters will be swayed by the leakeBoris Johnson Has His Campaign Slogan Ready
There was very nearly a bedtime Brexit tale that went something like this: And so, finally, the porrBoris Johnson Won't Care If He Loses His Fight With Europe
A new British prime minister has tabled a new Brexit proposal, leading to a new set of negotiationsBoris Johnson Still Has a Fighting Chance
Is Boris Johnson about to be thrown into a Brexit briar patch — and is that just where he wants to bThe Most Important Brexiter Isn’t Boris Johnson
In the highly entertaining Channel 4 drama about the 2016 referendum campaign “Brexit: The Uncivil WHow Brexit Ate the Prime Minister
Prime Minister Theresa May was popular once.Theresa May's Exit Won’t End Tories' Brexit Nightmare
This time it's for real.What Comes After a Chaotic Week in Brexit?
Friday was meant to be the day that Britain officially left the European Union.Pages
Editor Picks
Multimedia
A worker fixes lamps at Al-Zaytuna Mosque in Tunis, Tunisia, 3 June 2020. The mosques will be reopened on 4 June for the first time since they were closed on 13 March as a measure against the coronavirus pandemic. EPA/MOHAMED MESSARA
1/4
A closed souvenir shop is seen in the ancient city of Petra, after the government closed all tourist facilities in the country amid concerns over the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Jordan June 3, 2020. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed
2/4
A protester holds a "hands up, don't shoot" during a rally following the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, near the department's East Precinct in Seattle, Washington, US June 3, 2020. REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson
3/4
Protesters walk onto Morrison Bridge while rallying against the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in Portland, Oregon, US June 3, 2020. Picture taken with a drone. REUTERS/Terray Sylvester
4/4