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The Cost of Caution
What More Should be Done to Combat Chinese Espionage in the UK?
Thomas Glazebrook
4 days ago6 min read


Healthcare strikes and the UK’s low-wage problem
Why undervaluing skilled workers breaks public services and what a fair pay strategy could fix
Thiana Ojetola-Attah
Jan 93 min read


Before Policies Can Work, the Government Must Fix Its Own Process
Speculation, mixed signals, and shifting promises are quietly damaging economic confidence - and the government must rethink its approach.
Cheuk Ming Jason Cheung
Jan 63 min read


UK needs Norway-style national service to fight rise of populism
Head of Media & Communications Hubert Kucharski writes for the Financial Times
Hubert Kucharski
Jan 21 min read


500 Days of Starmer
A polite request: No debating Tom vs. Summer in the comments
Hubert Kucharski
Dec 27, 20253 min read


Gen Z is coming, be aware!
How Gen Z is shaping world politics through protests and social media. In an era marked by institutional distrust, it is not anyone else but a generation, widely criticised for having lived in ‘easier times’ and not having endured real hardship, that ended up leading the charge for change in many countries faced with prolonged institutional failure. Something that the generations before them failed to achieve. The echoes of the protests, led by Generation Z, will forever res
Raya Boycheva
Dec 22, 20255 min read


Growing Cities, Growing Poverty
Why economic growth is no longer translating into poverty reduction
Tinsae Seifu
Dec 20, 20253 min read
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