Let’s have a conversation about renewables, storage and the energy transition
In this blog, Gabriella Franklin debunks five common myths about renewables, storage and net zero.
Is podcasting and AI the new leafleting and advertising?
From the Anti-Corn Law League to AI: how technology keeps reshaping political campaigning in Britain.
COP30: A fragile consensus in a fractured geopolitical climate
COP30 in Belém, Brazil, marked 10 years since the Paris Agreement and took place at a time when the world’s collective climate ambition is under increasing scrutiny.
Digital solutions for providing self-sovereignty to stateless populations through blockchain technology
Millions of people live without citizenship or proof of ID, an issue which increases risk of exploitation. Blockchain technology, and decoupling identity from citizenship, is one way in which this could be addressed.
Not just for linguists: Why Britain needs broader China literacy
China’s economic and political systems remain a mystery to many in Whitehall. How can Britain educate its staff, given rising fears of co-optation and interference?
Is Trump making globalisation popular again?
Trump’s tariff-driven trade strategy is triggering global shifts — fuelling inflation at home while encouraging new trade alliances abroad.
The hidden link between CANZUK and UK housing affordability
Ted Cussans explores how CANZUK could impact housing affordability, linking global trade policy with local urban life across four Anglosphere nations.
Mark Carney: How the unelected economist took Canada’s highest office
Mark Carney’s unexpected rise to Prime Minister amid escalating trade tensions with allies sets the stage for a pivotal upcoming election.
Growth without grit – Why building 1.5 million homes requires more than ‘YIMBY-ism’
Building isn’t just about approvals – it’s about skills, workforce, and execution. Without them, Yimby-ism risks becoming just talk.
Justice for Sir David Amess: Why We Need Answers, Not Silence
Sir David Amess’ family deserves answers. A public inquiry is vital to uncover failures and improve protections against radicalisation and terrorism.