Andrew MacDougall: Boris Johnson wants a Canada-style free trade deal with Europe. Good luck with that.
Terry Glavin: Britain will not be yanked out of the western alliance. Its leader will not be a man who has counted holocaust deniers among his friends. It’s a victory of sorts.
Andrew MacDougall: With Boris Johnson now holding the tiger firmly by the tail, there’s no one left to blame should the country take a mauling in the next stage of Brexit negotiations
Michael Coren: This once resilient country is in a state of crisis, sinking in a national mood of powerlessness and indifference
Shannon Gormley: Boris Johnson has broken from reality, and it began with the lie that Brexit would be easy
David Moscrop: What’s on the line when someone in whom public trust is placed fails to react appropriately to shame?
Image of the week: The British PM wants the hell out of Europe. Angela Merkel looks like she couldn’t agree more.
Leah McLaren: The British PM’s strength lies not in a calculating lust for power but in how few tosses he gives. Here’s why voters find it irresistible.
Paul Wells: From the U.K. to Canada to Australia, official residences are crumbling. What does that kind of government paralysis get you?
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The U.K.’s quote machine of a foreign minister is at it again, and his latest dig may have him headed for a fresh disaster