I have just been travelling in Italy, largely by train. I found the trains modern, clean and comfortable. All the trains I took left and…
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As an adviser to Tax Justice UK, I was invited to the Fair Tax conference in London last week. No-one really likes paying taxes, but…
Behind the farce of the G-7 summit of June 8-9 in Canada, is a tragedy, less publicised, but with much more serious and real consequences….
Following the election of the current Italian government, European commissioner Gunther Oettinger blurted that the financial markets will soon teach Italians to vote the right…
I watched the Thorpe scandal on the BBC series A Very English Scandal with a great deal of emotion. In fact, at the end of the…
When I watch the James Bond sequence at the opening on 2012 Olympics, it just makes me smile and I glow with pride! This is…
We live in divided times. At the recent CAMSS UK[1] conference in London, we presented our research thoughts on Digital Society, the survey we conducted…
After many vicissitudes, the America-North Korea summit seems to be happening on Tuesday, June 12, in Singapore. Diplomats from both countries are already on hand…
The euro is stuck in purgatory. Heaven seems ever further away. And with the Italian political crisis, hell seems closer than ever. In the past,…
A broad theme appears to be emerging in this blog, which amounts to an attitude to the so-called ‘populism’ that has so undermined many of…
There is a great view from the top of the ‘Cheesegrater’, or the Leadenhall building to use its formal name, right there in the City…
We have often addressed in this blog the question of bottom-up versus top down initiatives. The latest has been Barry Cooper’s excellent piece about getting…