As we reflect on the King’s coronation, it might be worth talking about the monarchy. First of all, it is as well to start by…
As we reflect on the King’s coronation, it might be worth talking about the monarchy. First of all, it is as well to start by…
One of what must be the greatest sources of irritation for politicians is that they are constantly bombarded with unsolicited advice. Everyone seems to know…
“We should all by now recognise that the challenges thrown up by AI are political in nature,” says a great recent article in the Financial Times. I…
Where will AI take us? This is a question that is occupying many today. So I thought I’d try an experiment.I set ChatGPT the following…
Produced with the support of MAVA foundation The objective of this project was to investigate why ‘fossil fuel subsidies’ exist, are so sticky and, in…
Despite much noise and lobbying, fossil fuel subsidies continue to increase at a significant rate. Why? This is the question we set out to answer…
This article first appeared in and has been translated from De Tijd Republican politicians in the US have a new favorite punching bag: ‘woke’ companies…
The Gary Lineker saga raises a number of questions that risk getting lost in the hysterical media frenzy that has surrounded the episode. I will…
This op-ed first appeared in CEOWorld Magazine. We’ve heard it for decades. We have been ‘on the brink’ of a clean industrial revolution seemingly forever….
The case of Kate Forbes and her seemingly doomed pitch for the leadership of the Scottish National Party (SNP) is filling many column inches. Ben…
This letter from Joe Zammit-Lucia first appeared in the FT Robert Armstrong writes compellingly about the challenges of environmental, social and governance investing and the…
It’s human nature to complain. Whether it’s about the weather, our neighbours, the government, or a myriad other things we choose to complain about every…