“The new PM doesn’t have 100 days. They have a few days – or weeks – at most. The decisions […]

On Wednesday, Conservative MPs voted to select the final two candidates for the Leader of the Party and Prime Minister. […]

The Dáil rose for summer recess on Thursday 14 July, ending a Dáil term in which the rising cost of […]

With the first round of voting in the Conservative Party leadership election taking place yesterday (13 July), we wanted to […]

The Prime Minister has this morning announced his decision to resign. The decision was inevitable in the light of the […]

Following the Queen’s Speech, the UK Government has now introduced the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill. The legislation is designed […]

The creation of the National Food Strategy and what it might mean for food and drink manufacturers was one of […]

On Monday (13 June), Singapore’s prime minister-in-waiting, Finance Minister Lawrence Wong, takes a step closer to his anticipated and eventual […]

With the dust having settled on the French presidential and legislative elections we look to analyse what the key priorities […]

Last year saw the publication of the Irish Government’s ‘Food Vision 2030’ – a 10 year Strategy prepared by a […]

148. That was the number of Conservative MPs voting against the Prime Minister yesterday. A much higher figure than predicted […]

Recent months have shown the extent to which we take for granted our constant flow of energy. The events in […]

This year’s Philippine presidential elections, which concluded on May 9th, has been the most consequential one since the 1986 People […]

The debate on the EU parliament position on the introduction of a mandate on sustainable fuels is coming to an […]

Since Russian troops invaded Ukraine marking the beginning of a devastating humanitarian crisis, the war’s impact has travelled far beyond […]

Against the backdrop of the Conservative Party’s disappointing performance in the local elections last week, the Queen’s Speech represents a […]