Rishi Sunak and the ‘Chamber of Secrets’
Chancellor Sunak approached his impossible task with aplomb in the Spring Statement. But the outcome of his measures is highly…
3 years ago
Economics & Markets
Net Zero Carbon RIP
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has upended energy policy across the globe. The necessary and inevitable ban on Russian hydrocarbons…
3 years ago
The China Factor
The one nation that can stop Russia’s brutal assault on Ukraine is China. And there are reasons why China will…
3 years ago
In Time of War
Whatever the final outcome of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there will be massive economic, political and geopolitical consequences, says Victor…
3 years ago
Mellon on the Markets: Uncertain Times
Inside the mind of the Master Investor: Jim Mellon reveals his latest thoughts on the markets.
3 years ago
Food security – our increasing dependency on imports
The UK government is losing the confidence of British farmers at a moment when the post-Brexit agricultural dispensation is about…
3 years ago
Energy Security or Net Zero
In what is a dangerous world, governments should maintain not just military defences but also ensure energy and food security.…
3 years ago
Journal of the Plague Years XXI: lockdowns do more harm than good
Two years into the coronavirus pandemic, it is now evident that the harm done by lockdowns outweighs the benefits. The…
3 years ago
Russia-Ukraine: everything you need to know
Vladimir Putin is ratcheting up the pressure on a western alliance which looks weak, poorly led and fissile. The economic…
3 years ago
Electrification accelerates
Sales of electric cars in the UK are on the rise. And Tesla’s sales have outperformed analysts’ expectations. The electrification…
3 years ago