The Challenge for the Not-So-Special US-UK Relationship
The UK finds that European allies matter more to the US than London does — and international law matters more than ties of history and language.
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Author: David Dunn
EA on BBC and talkRADIO: Trump, Coronavirus, and the US Elections
Discussing if Trump can suspend US elections because of Coronavirus and whether he will pay a political price — amid far more important cost of lives lost
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After the UK Election: No, It’s Not Smooth Sailing for A Johnson-Trump Relationship
“Trump can probably expect a more obsequious disposition from Boris Johnson’s UK towards US. But future US administrations may regret consequences.”
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A UK Ambassador Resigns: The Lessons for Diplomacy Facing a “Disfunctional” Trump
UK Ambassador Darroch resigns: “Under Trump, even closest, most entrenched international relationships are not immune to the fickle ramblings of a leader.”
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EA in The Telegraph: UK’s “Potentially Lethal” Drones Could Bring Down Aircraft
“Avoiding an aircraft coming down now is pure chance rather than any luck or judgement on the part of regulatory framework for UK drones.”
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Drones Gone Wild
As drones become part of everyday lives, “race is still on between access to the air and how to manage it.” University of Birmingham’s David Dunn explains.
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