In ‘normal times’ Westminster’s high ceremonial, the Queens Speech, is intended to showcase the government’s agenda for the coming term. Today it’s quite the reverse,…
System renewal. Challenging established notions. Reimagining our societies.
System renewal. Challenging established notions. Reimagining our societies.
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I have seen the future, as they say – and so, I believe, did everyone else visiting Westminster over the past week. It was more…
In a telephone conversation with Recep Erdogan on Sunday, the President of the United States of America gave the Turkish armed forces the green light…
One of the huge successes of Blairism (as opposed to Tony Blair) was in creating an ecosystem of thinkers and commentators around new Labour that…
So here’s a thought. Those organisations who will be the most successful in the future are those that do not let themselves be totally captured…
The Scottish National Party has finally abandoned its ‘Named Person’ scheme, which would have appointed an official to track the treatment of each child independently…
When car-crash politics proves such irresistible and distracting theatre, it is even more important to maintain a focus on our central, generational challenge – what…
This is final blog from our chief executive reporting back on the third of the main party conferences … Right back in the ancient times…
In the short term, a no-deal exit from the EU may break the current impasse in UK parliament and please the most ardent Brexiteers. But…
Two and a half years ago, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia could still boast of being a power capable of changing the strategic situation in…
It feels like we’re living through a revolution long in the making. To be fair, I haven’t experienced enough other revolutions to adequately compare it…
There is something almost Tolkein-esque about the plight of Boris Johnson now, though it is not quite clear yet whether he is playing a Saruman…