Blame Austerity – Not Immigration – For Taking Britain To ‘Breaking Point’
By David Spencer
Immigration is at the heart of the Brexit debate and is quite polarised. On one side, the Remain campaign either ducks the...
It’s Time for UK Businesses to Sell Big, Sell Global and Stay Relevant
By Ben Laker and Claire Edmunds
Selling is becoming harder than ever write Ben Laker and Claire Edmunds, CEO & Founder of Clarify, a specialist...
The UK Bribery Act and Beyond – Preparing for Change
By Michael W. Johnson
This article will detail the most important elements of the law, highlighting the restrictions that are broader than previous anti-corruption laws,...
Britain votes to leave the EU, here’s what happens next
By Gavin Barrett
The UK would be the first state to leave the EU but it is most likely that the European Commission, the executive...
The European Divorce: How will Brexit Affect People on Both Sides?
The Brexit is one of the most highly contested political events of our time. It is fraught with difficulty, confusion, and uncertainty. When Britons...
The Demise of Global Britain
By Graham Vanbergen
The almost universal collapse of British foreign policy could not have been timed any more accurately than right now – a time...
The Looming UK Brexit Mess
By Dan Steinbock
After the misguided referendum three years ago, the Brexit end-game is about to begin. In the UK, it means political division and...
Soft, Hard, or no Brexit: The Damage is Done
By Niccolò Pisani and Omar Toulan
Regardless of the final Brexit outcome, the damage to the UK has been done. In this paper, we look at five...
AIMing for Success: The Strengths of the UK’s Junior Market
By Sam Pearse and Ashmi Bhagani
Designed primarily for the equity securities of small and medium-sized growth companies that either cannot, or do not want...
Five Ways the Internet Era has Changed British English – New Research
By Vaclav Brezina
The dramatic changes in technology over the past 20 or so years, from the internet to the smartphone and digital assistants like...
EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK
Why Are Wars Legal? By International Law, Waging War Itself is a War Crime. Why do we think it is not?
By Joseph Mazur
The Geneva Convention permits states to defend themselves under the right to use force in expectancy of an armed attack by another state. That right could then validate invading under a covert...
