There is a reason why we talk about the Westminster bubble; it is small, reasonably hermetic, claustrophobic at times, and most will agree it feels…
There is a reason why we talk about the Westminster bubble; it is small, reasonably hermetic, claustrophobic at times, and most will agree it feels…
Peter Ho was the head of the civil service in Singapore. He invented the concept of the Black Elephant, which he described like this: “The…
In his speech on 16 February 2019 at the Munich Security Conference – which is to international strategic issues what the Davos forum is to…
In this issue of our Globalization outlook: Many in the free trade world are calling for the West both to cooperate and compete with China….
I have been part of various online forums that have been discussing the “Green New Deal” being championed by some in the US Democratic Party….
Based in Toulouse, the fruit of half a century of industrial cooperation between France, Germany, the UK and Spain, the Airbus group is the flagship…
How and what to fund in healthcare has been a recalcitrant issue. And there is no solution in sight. In Davos this year, UK Health…
The past few years in Westminster have largely been nightmarish, but there has been some silver linings. As everything around us falls apart, some underrated…
Arriving in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, February 3, 2019, the Supreme Pontiff was welcomed by the Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed al-Nahyan (MBZ), who governs…
Down here at grassroots, there is misunderstanding about what post-growth is. We need to understand this if we are to prepare ourselves and our local…
Russia, China and Turkey have come out of the woodwork to defend Nicolas Maduro’s indefensible regime. These three countries have one thing in common: they…
Tuesday was somewhat of a special day in the UK parliament. Lots of votes on lots of amendments to the government’s motion. I won’t talk…