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Chemical Fertilisers: High yield for climate targets?

Last year saw the publication of the Irish Government’s ‘Food Vision 2030’ – a 10 year Strategy prepared by a […]
Partygate Fallout: What next for Boris?

148. That was the number of Conservative MPs voting against the Prime Minister yesterday. A much higher figure than predicted […]
Does LNG Have a Place in Ireland’s Energy Mix?

Recent months have shown the extent to which we take for granted our constant flow of energy. The events in […]
What to expect with another Marcos presidency in the Philippines

This year’s Philippine presidential elections, which concluded on May 9th, has been the most consequential one since the 1986 People […]
Webinar Recap – Refuel EU: Will Sustainable Aviation Fuel be the way forward? w/ Søren Gade MEP

The debate on the EU parliament position on the introduction of a mandate on sustainable fuels is coming to an […]
French Election Analyis: the confrontation between two versions of France

Almost two weeks after the results of the first round of the presidential elections, we now have clearer view of […]
Can Macron Be Beaten? French General Election 2022

April 10, 2022 is already a day that will be remembered in French political life. It consecrates in western Europe […]
British energy security strategy: playing the long game

The UK Government yesterday published its plan to deliver “secure, clean and affordable British energy for the long term” following […]
Fitter for 55? MEPs call for wholesale changes to key Commission proposals on how to reach net zero by 2050

Following the publication of the Fit for 55 Package in July 2021, Europe’s landmark legislative package to meet net-zero by […]
UK Gov Spring Statement: Will the Chancellors Tax Cut Ease the Cost-of-Living Crisis?

The UK may be recovering from the impact of Covid-19 and the public finances are in better-than-expected shape. But for […]
The Political Year Ahead 2022: Shifting Sands In Irish Politics

In December the political system starts to run out of steam and look fondly towards the festive break. The Oireachtas […]
Will the UK trigger Article 16 and what might that mean?

There is considerable speculation that the United Kingdom government will trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland protocol during the […]
China trade at a crossroads – is it possible to rebuild trust?

As figures show that last year Chinese business activity in the United Kingdom remained resilient despite the backdrop of trade […]
Crunch time: a defining moment for post-Brexit financial services 

For decades, London was the financial capital of the EU and its direct connection to global financial markets. Yet, an agreement on financial services was largely […]
Webinar: Pensions’ climate risk reporting: a sustainable regime?

Hume Brophy invites you to our upcoming “Pensions’ climate risk reporting: a sustainable regime?” webinar with Guy Opperman, Minister for Pensions and […]
Webinar: Civil Service Reform: Political Vandalism or Regeneration

Webinar: Civil Service Reform: Political Vandalism or Regeneration Date And Time Wed, 19 August 2020 11:00 – 11:45 BST Register […]