Adam Taylor
Washington Post
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Recent articles by Adam:
The Chinese proverb that Russia cited to respond to the Mueller report does not appear to be a Chinese proverb
“This is not even close to the way that Confucius talks," one expert said. → Read More
No president has recognized Israel’s control of the Golan Heights. Trump changed that with a tweet.
Trump's decision upends decades of U.S. — and Israeli — policy on the disputed region. → Read More
Trump’s advice on Brexit may be useless — or worse
Brexiteers should be glad that President Trump is not a master negotiator. → Read More
‘None of you is a traitor’: British Parliament speaker pushes back against May over who is to blame for Brexit mess
“The sole duty of every member of Parliament is to do what he or she thinks is right," John Bercow said. → Read More
The 400-year-old legal precedent that might break Brexit
Britain's path out of the E.U. is being held up by the events of 1604. → Read More
Why your joints pop and crack
We all crack our joints, but it isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Rebecca Shepherd and Adam Taylor explain when you should and should not be worried about that popping noise → Read More
Mr. Brexit? Trump, a critic of the E.U., keeps undermining Theresa May’s plan to leave it.
Trump supports Brexit. He just thinks Britain is doing Brexit wrong. → Read More
New Zealand suspect allegedly claimed ‘brief contact’ with Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik
The reference may be deliberately designed to mislead. → Read More
Australia provided fertile ground for Islamophobic culture, experts say
The alleged gunman’s rhetoric, and the target, suggest the influence of a newer, global and Internet-inspired extremism. → Read More
Vice President Pence hosts the Irish prime minister and his gay partner for breakfast
Pence has previously been called the “the face of anti-LGBTQ hate in America.” → Read More
Ireland’s prime minister talks Brexit and Trump
Ireland's Leo Varadkar on what Britain’s exit from the European Union might mean for Dublin’s relationship with Washington. → Read More
The free world is leaderless
The title “leader of the free world” is up for grabs. → Read More
A poll found Mexicans think relations with the U.S. are better than before. Ignoring Trump may be the secret.
Mexico’s new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, appears to have helped the shift. → Read More
Trump met Putin in Helsinki. More than 200 days later, will we ever find out what they said?
Accounts of the private meeting have come out. It's just not clear if they are true. → Read More
Everything you need to know about your horrible cold
The human body has a large surface area that is in contact with the outside world; much of this comes from the body’s largest organ – our skin – which protects us from a variety of potential threats. The other major sites of contact with the outside world come from the openings in the body – and our nose and mouth have the greatest exchange with the outside world as we breathe → Read More
What is the Monroe Doctrine? John Bolton’s justification for Trump’s push against Maduro.
The 1823 doctrine was originally about U.S. opposition to colonialism in Latin America. It has morphed into something quite different since then. → Read More
Yongbyon and sanctions: Trump and Kim's Vietnam summit failure, explained
There are two key areas of dispute between the United States and North Korea. → Read More
Pink champagne, Cuban cigars and Sheldon Adelson: How Benjamin Netanyahu got accused of corruption
Israelis know the investigations by three names: Case 1000, Case 2000 and Case 4000. → Read More
Why Kim Jong Un wants relief from ‘maximum pressure’ sanctions
It's hard to know exactly how sanctions are effecting North Korea's economy, but the data doesn't look good. → Read More
What if Trump’s deal with North Korea is a failure?
Trump may be looking for a short-term success, but avoiding a long-term failure will be much harder. → Read More