One of the world’s great spy novel authors, John le Carré, took Irish citizenship shortly before his death after becoming disillusioned with England over Brexit, hit son Nicholas says in a new ...
Once, walking through an English garden might have given John le Carré refuge from the world of espionage and intrigue he's so often written about. Not anymore. Here, said correspondent Mark Phillips, ...
LONDON (Reuters) - John le Carre, the British novelist who cast flawed spies onto the bleak chessboard of Cold War rivalry, was so disillusioned by the 2016 Brexit vote to leave the European Union ...
The short novel is predicated on Britain’s current mess, in which the country is betrayed by its own nostalgia and incipient xenophobia. Now in his 88th year this is Le Carré’s 25th novel. His last, A ...
Les pays membres de l'UE peuvent avoir le sentiment de ne pas pouvoir faire confiance aux Britanniques en matière de défense. Mais la fiabilité passée du Royaume-Uni sur ce front suggère qu'ils ...
If in John le Carré’s novels the British intelligence service stands as a microcosm for the state of the nation itself, then bad news: In 2019, we’re looking less at a major global power than at a ...
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves le Drian said in Sunday it was urgent to reach an agreement on Brexit trade talks and he blamed the stalemate on Britain's attitude.
One of the world’s great spy novel authors, John le Carré, took Irish citizenship shortly before his death after becoming disillusioned with England over Brexit, hit son Nicholas says in a new ...
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