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Beating the Bots: what it takes to enter today’s financial sector

Caspian Davies sits down with the ReadyBridge co-founders to discuss the challenges facing graduates looking to start a career in…

Quick HIV Testing provides hope in Sub-Saharan Africa

Several weeks ago, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer met with members of the Terrance Higgins Trust to take an HIV…

Tax, Tariffs, and Turmoil: The UK’s Precarious Fiscal Future

In recent times, the UK’s economy, particularly its public finances, has looked a grim state, becoming a ship weighed down…

The Royal Return: The British Monarchy’s Diplomatic Influence in the Modern World

*Disclaimer: upon request of the author: “All opinions and thoughts expressed are the authors, and are not linked to any…

Germany’s Fiscal U-Turn & Trump’s European Ripple Effect

Germany has recently taken a major turn in its economic policy, committing €500bil. to infrastructure spending and boosting its defence…

The Shifting Transatlantic Relations: Implications of the Munich Security Conference

*Disclaimer: upon request of the author: “All opinions and thoughts expressed are the authors, and are not linked to any…

A New World Order: In Defence of Foreign Aid

The Prime Ministers announcement this last week to limit the UK’s foreign aid budget from 0.5% of its GDP to…

BP’s “Fundamental Reset”: A Sign of the Energy Sector’s Broader Retreat from Renewables

BP has announced what it calls a “strategy fundamentally reset”, a dramatic shift that seesthe oil giant drop its green…

Germany: Where to Go from Here?

The European auto industry is going through difficult times. Not too long ago, during the pandemic, the shortage of microchips…

Donald Trump’s Harrowing Vision for Gaza: A New Low?

In a White House press conference last Tuesday, US president Trump suggested that the US could “take over” and “own”…