UK

Five major policy errors that the UK government must address sooner or later

UK Jim O'Neill - December 11, 2025.

In July, I suggested that despite the gloomy outlook for the United Kingdom, two important positive signals had been overlooked outside of specialist circles. The first...

The B-word is back as UK government touts closer European ties

UK Harvey Morris - December 10, 2025.

The UK government’s push to seek closer ties with its former partners in the European Union has sparked a revival of the unlamented Brexit debate...

The British report on Novichok and the Kremlin’s state responsibility

UK Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - December 5, 2025.

A public inquiry in London has concluded that the 2018 Salisbury nerve agent attack was a Russian state operation and could only have been carried...

Concern over curbing UK jury trials goes well beyond the law

UK Harvey Morris - December 3, 2025.

The UK government has provoked a backlash from lawyers, politicians and rights groups with plans to respond to a critical backlog in the justice system...

Can the UK work on Washington to ease the pressure on Ukraine?

UK Harvey Morris - November 26, 2025.

Ukraine, backed by its European allies, this week won at least a temporary reprieve in its battle to forestall a US-imposed peace deal widely condemned...

The UK is changing the course of European cyber security

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 24, 2025.

The UK government, following several serious security incidents, has decided to change its current approach. Instead of relying on the market and private suppliers, the...

The UK economy is in bad shape, but don’t blame Brexit

UK Daniel Lacalle - November 24, 2025.

A recent study, “The Economic Impact of Brexit” (Bloom et al., 2025), argues that their simulation models suggest that Brexit had reduced UK GDP by...

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