Over time, the British economy grew far less than it might have if it had stayed in the trade bloc. At the same time, ...
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Andy Burnham, likely to be our prime minister very soon, would like to spend a fair bit ...
In an industry long focused on youth, Latvia’s Prime Prometics has achieved remarkable success by doing the opposite. The ...
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Many lessons for Cyril Ramaphosa in Keir Starmer’s ignominious defeat
Like the bland Starmer, Ramaphosa tiptoed around his rivals, prioritising the unity of his party over dealing politically ...
Keir Starmer wasn’t great but his shortcomings weren’t the Labour government’s biggest problem. It was the lack of growth in ...
The Canadian government said Monday that it had selected Germany's ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) as the preferred bidder ...
Burnham won a thumping majority in the Makerfield contest, which set up a leadership bid against Starmer. The latter recognized he could not win, as the overwhelming majority of his cabinet and the ...
The Bengals might be a fit for this free agent, but don't count on any interest.
The US-UK defence partnership is being called upon to renew itself as geopolitical tension rises in Europe and the Asia-Pacific and the demands ...
The ongoing discussions about Japan's "Lost Decades," a period of prolonged economic stagnation spanning 30 years, have ...
Nine months, two defence ministers and one prime ministerial resignation later, the defence investment plan has been published at last. It is a document that fails to meet the gravity of the moment.
The day Britain voted on European Union membership, I was cramming for an exam on portfolio construction the next morning.
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