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Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Northern Ireland

Walter Ellis has covered events in Europe for many years. Born in Belfast, he began his career on the Cork Examiner before moving, successively, to the Irish Times, Financial Times, Sunday Telegraph and Sunday Times. He has lived and worked in Dublin, Brussels, London, Bonn, Amsterdam, Jerusalem and New York. After 14 years in America, he now lives in rural France. The Beginning of the End, his acclaimed memoir of growing up in Belfast, was serialised in the Sunday Times. His novel, The Caravaggio Conspiracy, was a bestseller in Italy and Ireland.
Walter Ellis has covered events in Europe for many years. Born in Belfast, he began his career on the Cork Examiner before moving, successively, to the Irish Times, Financial Times, Sunday Telegraph and Sunday Times. He has lived and worked in Dublin, Brussels, London, Bonn, Amsterdam, Jerusalem and New York. After 14 years in America, he now lives in rural France. The Beginning of the End, his acclaimed memoir of growing up in Belfast, was serialised in the Sunday Times. His novel, The Caravaggio Conspiracy, was a bestseller in Italy and Ireland.
Boris Johnson and Liz Truss.

Cakeism and sabre-rattling: Johnson and Truss tag-team on the NI Protocol

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Northern Ireland

After the PM’s lightning tour of Northern Ireland and the foreign secretary’s threat in the Commons, a solution to the crisis appears as far away as ever.

Elisabeth Borne

Borne Supremacy: France’s new prime minister is a Macron true-believer

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | France

Elisabeth Borne, a technocrat from the Socialist Party, should toe Macron’s line as the President heads into tricky National Assembly elections next month.

House in Brittany

French Letter: Partygate in sun-kissed Locarn 

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Reaction Weekend

In this week’s letter, Walter attends a (perfectly legal) drinks party.

Northern Ireland sign with brown paint stains on the M1 A1 motorway Dublin Belfast

Northern Ireland Protocol: how did we get here, and what happens next?

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Northern Ireland

With Liz Truss promising to scrap the Protocol, and Stormont at a standstill because of it, the fudge to get Brexit over the line is unravelling.

Mural in Protestant Shankill Road area of Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Could a revived Alliance Party revolutionise Northern Ireland’s fractured politics?

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Northern Ireland

The party’s recent gains are encouraging, but Northern Ireland still has a long way to go before its politics could be described close to “normal”.

boris johnson and emmanuel macron

Macron bids to take Europe – and Britain – back to the future

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | France

Emmanuel Macron proposes a two-tier Europe to come together to talk shop on the big issues like security, energy and the movement of people.

Brittany spaniel in lake

French Letter: Lakeside living in the land that time forgot

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Reaction Weekend

In this week’s letter, Walter’s local lake, the Plan d’Eau, is back in action and the sun is shining in Brittany.

ursula von der leyen - president of the european uniom commisssion

What’s the point of the European Union?

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | Europe

The European Union is struggling to be heard as NATO rides high and national governments take back control.

Jean-Luc Melenchon

Emmanuel Macron’s enemies are queuing up for revenge

Walter EllisWalter Ellis | France

En Marche could lose its majority in June’s parliamentary elections. The landslide of 2017 was always a one-off.

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