The last few weeks have seen an increasingly dramatic situation in Bangladesh. With protestors storming her residence, last week saw Bangladesh’s longest serving Prime Minister flee to India in a military aircraft. How will the UK respond?
This week, Starmer met with German chancellor Olaf Scholz. The visit comes in the backdrop of a surging radical right in both countries. Reform UK have steadily risen in the polls since the election. The most recent poll puts them 1% ahead of the Conservative party.
Looking at the specifics of Labour’s policy on Gaza and also explores what a Labour government’s foreign policy agenda is likely to look like in the region should they form the next UK Government.
This article delves into the detailed policies and visions laid out by the key political figures during a recent panel discussion at an event held by Chamber UK and JBP associates on the ‘Future Economy’ in the South West.
On Levelling Up and Localisation, Education, and the Green Transition, Chamber joined Labour’s Shadow Secretary of States as they outlined their plans for the future.
The Vice President tends to have particular influence over foreign policy. This article looks at Minnesota governor – Tim Walz, Kentucky Governor – Andy Beshear, Arizona Governor – Mark Kelly and Pennsylvania Governor – Josh Shapiro, and what their potential candidacies could mean for the UK.
The Government’s Plans to Put AI at the Heart of Economic Growth in the UK
Can Britain Afford to Spend 3% of GDP on Defence?
For over a week, Ukrainian forces have been embedded in Russia’s Kursk Oblast. With Starmer continuing the pro-Ukrainian stance of the previous Government, how will the incursion effect the UK’s involvement in the war?
With the Vice President securing the majority of delegates going into the DNC next month, Harris will almost certainly face off against Trump in November.
Poll after poll predicts a landslide defeat for Nicolas Maduro. But losing didn’t stop Maduro in 2015, and it may not now. Whilst it’s possible that the opposition
With Biden gone, this Democratic Convention will be the first Open Convention since 1968. The last one didn’t go so well. The Democrats are trying
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