A little over two years ago, Nato, the great military alliance of the West born in 1949, was “brain dead”. This was the diagnosis given…
A little over two years ago, Nato, the great military alliance of the West born in 1949, was “brain dead”. This was the diagnosis given…
The Northern Ireland Protocol has become one of the flashpoints of UK/EU relations post-Brexit. Are any lasting solutions possible given the many different and conflicting…
Joe Biden continues to innovate in grand strategy. This is his third strategic innovation in the international arena. The first, in Afghanistan, was his concept…
I have been reading a lovely book by Helena Norberg Hodge about her life in Ladakh, the ancient enclave of Tibetan Buddhism on the Himalayan…
Like many others, I followed the Novak Djokovic Australian Open visa debacle. It’d be hard not to as it was everywhere and I’m a slightly…
Mr Putin’s aims are fairly transparent. Basically he wants to keep himself in power and he wants to re-assert Russia’s role as a world power…
It is hardly a surprise that, as Lisa Nandy says, the Levelling Up White Paper comes up with no new ideas. But nor is it…
This post first appeared in the Financial Times yesterday, before today’s ‘levelling up’ announcements… It’s been just over two years since Boris Johnson’s Conservative party…
It is hard to exaggerate the influence that Edgar Cahn (who died last week aged 86) had on me – right back to when I first met…
We are delighted to be hosting a pre-publication event around RADIX founder, Joe Zammit-Lucia’s latest book: The New Political Capitalism: How businesses and societies can…
As the sound of COP26 fades away, we are wondering if there are any signs that the juggernaut of global warming may be turning. Will…