Last week, the IFS released a great tool all UK voters should be forced to use. It gives you the chance to be the UK chancellor (not an...

The United Kingdom’s Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has revealed plans to slash another 2p off national insurance in a pre-election...

Agriculture is the foundation of large-scale societies. Everything we take for granted would not be possible without farming. It is not a...

With the dawn of the new tax year on Saturday, the dreaded T-word is on everybody’s lips for different reasons. On one hand, you have the...

The UK has always been a world-leader in university education; home to the famous Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London and many...

As the general election looms, our increasingly fatigued and desperate Prime Minister has whipped out the tried and tested, albeit...

Every year in spring, 16 rowers plus two passengers barking orders sprint along the River Thames in London. I’m of course talking about...

The other week, the BBC was forced to apologise to Reform UK after it labelled the party ‘far-right’ in an article. The broadcaster was...

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the Tories are on the verge of an existential defeat. Sam Freedman, a fellow at the Institute for...

On Wednesday, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget. Like any budget, that clearly needs analysing – which is my main goal...

Iran-backed Houthi rebels, known for their role in Yemen’s brutal civil war, have been attacking ships passing through the Red Sea since...

We live in a time of rapidly changing technology and geopolitics. As such, the tech relationships relating to trade, power, and research...

It has recently come to light that Allen & Overy (a British law firm) and Morgan Stanley (an American investment bank) played a part in...

Somalia has threatened war with Ethiopia, the landlocked former African kingdom and empire to its West, after the signing of a...

In the 2015 General Election, Natalie Bennett led the Green Party of England and Wales to their highest-ever vote count, getting more...

As the war of attrition between Moscow and Kyiv approaches its second anniversary, international attention continues to wane. Dwindling...

High-interest rates, low economic growth, fiscal mishaps and enduring inflation: an explosive cocktail is hindering the Eurozone’s...

14.4 million people in the United Kingdom are living in poverty, including 4.2 million children, which equates to 1 in 3. These sobering...

Western media and governments are fond of claiming that their dynamic economic sanctions against Russia following the 2022 invasion of...

In a strange turn, Argentina has voted in their first openly anarcho-capitalist leader, Javier Milei. Milei has become the president of...