This is an excellent, must-read article from the Guardian. Check it out!

via World media reaction to the UK election | Politics | The Guardian.

This should be read in conjunction with the Daily Mails’s similar article published yesterday.

If you want a more penetrating analysis, I recommend some of the World’s leading think-tanks. See links below:

•  Cameron pulls off a surprise win: What now for Europe and Scotland? | Brookings Institution
• What battles lie ahead for Cameron’s second turn as PM? – Interview with Robin Niblett, director of Chatham House
• EPC Publications | UK in-out referendum firmly on the agenda by Fabian Zuleeg

For sure, David Cameron has some massive challenges ahead. Along with the risks, there will be opportunities. David Cameron’s second term could secure his place in history. Or just perhaps, David Cameron might duck out when he’s ahead?

Thoughts?

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