David Luhnow
UK Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal
UK bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal. Ex longtime Latin America editor. The opposite of a Chicano: Born and raised in Mexico to gringo parents.
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1 day ago |
tovima.com | David Luhnow |Max Colchester
Farage’s Reform UK is soaring in the polls—and doing better at the ballot box—as voters lose patience with slow economic growth and high immigrationA year ago, Britain’s populist politician Nigel Farage wasn’t sure whether he would even run for Parliament in a coming national election after failing seven previous times to win a seat.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | David Luhnow |Max Colchester
A year ago, Britain’s populist politician Nigel Farage wasn’t sure whether he would even run for Parliament in a coming national election after failing seven previous times to win a seat. The eccentric former commodities trader not only went on to win a seat, but his upstart Reform UK party has since surged in popularity on an anti-immigration platform and is now polling neck-and-neck with the ruling Labour Party and narrowly ahead of the opposition Conservatives.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | David Luhnow
The president, who joined other heads of state for the funeral, said he was attending out of respect for Pope FrancisAny big wedding or funeral has its share of headaches for organizers trying to navigate feuding friends or relatives. That is especially true when one of your guests is President Trump, who is at the center of a global trade conflict and fraught negotiations to end two wars.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | David Luhnow |Kim Mackrael |Bertrand Benoit
Avoiding a trade war is simple, say some economists: Just don’t fight back. So far, that strategy appears to be paying off for much of the world, with President Trump pausing some of his highest across-the-board tariffs for three months.
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3 weeks ago |
cn.wsj.com | David Luhnow
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In Europe, the Center-Right Is Losing Its Battle Against Populism. That’s bad news for Britain’s Tories and Germany’s Christian Democrats. https://t.co/QK7WyTFKbW
Imagine: Keir Starmer is watching the Arsenal game when the phone rings. The White House is calling and wants a trade deal pronto. It’s not free trade by any stretch. Terms of trade are now better than two weeks ago, but still worse than before April. https://t.co/eCivvvewZ7
Leo’s American identity could potentially become an asset as the Vatican navigates a geopolitical landscape that has changed dramatically since President Trump took office. https://t.co/kkuiFQPwPF