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From punishment to monitoring: How the UK is reshaping Google's dominance

UK Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 11, 2025.

On 10 October, the UK's competition regulator (CMA) formally declared that Google holds strategic market status (SMS) in general search and search-related advertising in the...

London at a turning point – climate as a matter of national security

UK Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 9, 2025.

If there was any doubt as to whether the climate and environmental crisis falls within the domain of security, this week’s events in London have...

Can data superheroes rescue the UK economy?

UK Harvey Morris - October 8, 2025.

British primary school children still have a month to go to create the ideal superhero to protect their local data centre from internet villains and...

London changes the rules – how is the new technology licensing regime shaping UK innovation policy?

UK Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 2, 2025.

When discussing the consequences of Brexit, the focus is usually on trade flows, tariffs, and relations with the EU. However, behind the major headlines, there...

Will a Trump-Blair New Gaza fiefdom point the way to a Palestinian state?

UK Harvey Morris - October 1, 2025.

Is the establishment of an international interim governing body in Gaza a potential answer to the Palestine question? And is former UK prime minister Tony...

UK's Starmer is fighting to keep the support of his party

UK TA | AP Insight - September 28, 2025.

Keir Starmer never had much of a political honeymoon. Now some members of his political party are considering divorce. Little more than a year after winning...

UK’s civil rights groups poised for a fight over compulsory ID

UK Harvey Morris - September 24, 2025.

The UK government recently announced the introduction of compulsory electronic IDs for those born in 2027 and beyond. The scheme prompted not a whimper of public...

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