Back in February, Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves were in a confident mood. Speaking to a group of the UK’s […]

Introduction The budget statement, delivered on March 15th by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, had a simple aim: to deliver […]

Over recent weeks, speculation has grown that a deal will be concluded between the EU and the UK on the […]

Speculation is growing about a potential deal between the EU and the UK on the Northern Ireland Protocol following over […]

  ‘Together For Implementation.’ That has been the mantra of the COP27 Presidency, a direct and deliberate riposte to the […]

As the dust settles on Tuesday’s US Midterm Elections, join us for a very special online briefing to analyse what […]

As leaders of the Opposition, the task at hand for Sinn Féin to form the next government is to increase […]

“If Putin explodes a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine before Christmas, the entire domestic political conversation will change. But the […]

‘ESG’ will soon become the dominant mode of investing in Europe. European-domiciled ESG assets are poised to reach up to EUR […]

The election of a new Prime Minister at the beginning of September represents an opportunity to reset priorities for the […]

“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 […]

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

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 […]