The Prime Minister‘s report of the G20 summit highlighted the steps Britain has taken to exploit its Brexit freedoms and develop its global role, including accession to...
The government’s announcement that the UK will re-join the EU Horizon research umbrella was welcomed by many academics and politicians. But as John Marenbon explains, good cheer is...
The French President wants France to forge a European defence alliance and to pursue its own global role. Yet, his stance, says John Keiger, on two major strategic matters, Ukraine and...
As UK Universities replace this year’s graduates with next year’s intake, will Vice Chancellors want to fill their places with higher-fee foreign students? Here Nick Hillman considers...
In the coming weeks the BBC Director General will give evidence on the corporation’s leadership to the Communications and Digital Committee in Parliament. Will he be asked...
Lord Goldsmith’s resignation as minister has put energy back in the spotlight. Goldsmith says the Prime Minister is ‘uninterested’ in climate problems. Here, as Syed Kamall explains,...
No unprejudiced observer would believe the Privileges Committee Report was anything other than an attempt to end Boris Johnson's political career. Here Sheila Lawlor, Politeia's founder and Research Director, explains...
As Britain’s ‘mortgage prisoners’ seek help to see them through the difficulties of rising interest rates, the UK’s internal problems may prove to be small beer by...
As the Prime Minister returns from his talks with President Biden in the US, he faces questions about progress on a US-UK trade deal and that on...
As UK inward migration dominates politics, questions of policy remain unanswered. Not only should benefits and costs be considered, says John Marenbon. But more difficult questions of...