Published inThe Geopolitical EconomistTrumps Tariff TantrumsI chose to wait a few days before offering my thoughts on Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on the United Kingdom. Our baseline…6h ago16h ago1
Labour’s Gamble: Reform, Retrenchment, and the Risk of OverreachOne could be somewhat forgiven for assuming that the recent announcements from the Chancellor were influenced by George Osborne. This is…Mar 27Mar 27
An Education System Unfit for the FutureThis Sunday’s post we are discussing the fact the education system in the UK is fundamentally unfit for purpose. This is an issue I have…Mar 23Mar 23
Why Foreign Aid is Crucial to the UK’s Global StandingIt has now been several weeks since Keir Starmer announced a cut to the UK’s foreign aid budget — an action that could prove significantly…Mar 18Mar 18
The War on Drugs: A Failing StrategyAs a nation, we have long pursued a war on drugs, targeting every stage of the illicit trade — from the criminal networks involved in…Mar 16Mar 16
The Future of the Conservative Party: A Necessary Course CorrectionHaving observed Kemi Badenoch as Conservative Party leader for some time, I have reached a firm conclusion: she is not the right leader for…Mar 15Mar 15
Buying British: A Sustainable Shift or Fleeting Trend?In recent years, there has been a discernible shift in UK consumer behaviour towards purchasing locally made and sourced products and…Mar 9Mar 9
Can Europe Lead the Free World?With the increasingly concerning rhetoric from US President Donald Trump — his growing detachment from Europe and his persistently…Mar 2Mar 2
