Wolfsburg is not a beauty, that is for sure. The city in North Germany is one of the country’s many “factory towns”, its skyline...

The economy was the main reason cited by Trump supporters when asked why they voted for the Republican candidate in the 2024 US...

Sanctions  have become the U.S. and Europe’s go-to response to international disputes, providing quick, clean, and non-military means to...

In his 1993 book Spectres of Marx , Jaques Derrida introduced the concept of Hauntology  as he saw it; where the modern state of reality...

Coverage of Japanese companies, such as 7-Eleven  and FujiSoft , is a welcome sight. It signals renewed optimism from investors and...

Birth rates are dropping, populations are shrinking, and concerns are growing over who will support ageing generations. This issue is...

The UK’s national elections in July stood as a largely muted continuation of the country’s amicable political process. Power was...

Such is the inability of the anti-monarchist campaign group ‘Republic’ to understand data, or the United Kingdom’s constitution, that last week the group’s CEO, Graham Smith, stated in the Guardian that ‘A British Republic is inevitable’ . It is in fact not inevitable, nor, as Smith argues, would it be beneficial. For too long, the debate over the monarchy has been trivialised, often with discourses around the tourism sector dominating. It is naïve to think  tourism income is

The Blair government’s decision to create national parliaments in Scotland and Wales dramatically altered the British constitutional...

Beyond the minutiae of policy announcements and elaborate charts, Budgets represent much more. They provide an opportunity for...

As the global balance of power continues to shift at lightning speed in 2024, the recent BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, presents another...

Many Americans heaved a sigh of relief earlier this month, after the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), a union...

In Argentine politics, the script is grimly predictable. A populist leader sweeps into power, inflation bites at real wages, and living...

On the 13th of June, Labour launched their  manifesto. Alongside core pledges such as the launch of Great British Energy (GB Energy), was...

We are all too familiar with family feuds. If you grew up playing sports, you may be familiar with feuding with a competitor. It begins...

The EU has taken a decision to impose new and extreme tariffs on electric vehicles made in China. EU members backed a plan to increase...

They really did take us for fools. Labour have lied to millions of voters (albeit to millions of voters less than in 2017 and 2019), as nigh on every soundbite delivered during the 2024 election campaign can now be classed as a fabrication. The difference in the rhetoric of Labour now, and Labour then, is stark. Perhaps government actually is quite hard. Yet the economic decisions of this Labour government are not necessary, nor inevitable. The choices that have been made are

With only two months left of 2024, Spotify Wrapped is just around the corner. I wonder what Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ top song...

Ending the winter fuel allowance for pensioners has proved to be a very unpopular decision. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is right to have...

One of the key elements of British conservative intellectuals and policymakers is their lack of understanding of European political...