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Stephanie Uki says it's a repudiation of the status quo and an expression of anger, fatigue, frustration with the Conservative Party after 14 years of government.
She says it was simply a general recognition that their time was up, voters had had enough and they took it out on them in a spectacular fashion.
But she says Labour had made itself electable under Keir Starmer and we will see.
Stephanie Zelizer says Marine Le Pen seems to be the woman of the hour in France .
She says she is interested to see if she takes a page from Georgia Maloney in Italy and the extent to which there's any overlap with the Reform Party and populist wave.
Zelizer: Whatever happens in France would presumably be affected by the direction the U.S. takes in November .
Mark Lander : The assumption has always been the President Trump would win.
There's a strong argument there would be continuing defence, but investing in in in Asia on this sort of more day-to-day level.
And I think that's primarily where you'd be focused short term if you're concerned, as the US pivoting very strongly away from support for Europe on a security standpoint and towards Asia .
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