I had the pleasure of attending Anthropy 23 at the Eden Project recently, a gathering of some 1,800 delegates from public, private and third sector…
I had the pleasure of attending Anthropy 23 at the Eden Project recently, a gathering of some 1,800 delegates from public, private and third sector…
Our chart for this month looks at Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2022 and comes from Navigating Through Turbulence, the EY UK Attractiveness Survey. As…
Some people, even across the Channel, have expressed indignation at the “outrageous” cost of the coronation of King Charles III on last Saturday, in London….
Decided by the British people in the June 2016 referendum, Brexit is a decision to leave European institutions with an essentially economic vocation. It is…
Familiarity breeds contempt, the saying goes. But when it comes to conflict, it feels like longevity leads to apathy. A decade after the hope of…
Britain has displayed a “uncritical fascination” and “naïve optimism” with regards to China, according to a new report for RADIX. In China: Friend, Foe or…
Britain has displayed a “uncritical fascination” and “naïve optimism” with regards to China, according to a new report for RADIX, the radical centre think tank,…
In this issue of our Globalisation Outlook we examine: Has China become trapped in the usual authoritarian cycle of aggression and paranoia from which it…
Featuring: Isabel Hilton: Journalist and CEO China Dialogue Charlie Du Cane: Fifteen year veteran of business in China Tom Tugendhat MP: Chair, House of Commons…
What is China? A market? A valuable trading partner? A geopolitical rival? An authoritarian regime that undermines democratic norms? The new global hegemon? Or all…
In this paper doctors and co-authors participating in the planning of an important Covid-19 clinical trial have set out seven steps which they believe the…