The EU’s Green-Growth Conundrum
In a geopolitical landscape that is still struggling to accept the sacrifices it must make to preserve the climate, the European...
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Andres De Miguel
Sep 163 min read
The Myth of ‘Sustainable Development’
Climate change is real , yet the question of how to properly tackle the planetary-scale crisis must be reconciled with the political and...
Dan Sillett
Sep 104 min read
Winter Fuel Payment Cut: Labour Leaves Pensioners Out in the Cold
Labour have voted to cut winter fuel payments for around 10 million pensioners in Britain. For many, this is quite literally as severe as...
Will Kingston-Cox
Aug 303 min read
Starmer's Sordid Smokescreen
Welcome to Starmer’s United Kingdom - welcome to the Nanny State. In a land where social media posts can see you receive years in jail ,...
Omar Khram
Aug 253 min read
Labour's tax rise dilemma. Is it a cause for concern?
As the Chancellor's autumn budget approaches, there is growing anticipation surrounding the state of British infrastructure. The Guardian...
Omar Khram
Aug 193 min read
Trump: Former critic of crypto, now a champion of it?
Former President Donald Trump, who was unironically lauded as a staunch opposer of crypto, having referred to them as highly volatile...
Danyal Usman
Aug 134 min read
Rebuilding ‘Jerusalem’
Clement Attlee’s post-war Labour government is rightly lauded for its radical zeal. Inheriting a Britain emotionally scarred by the...
Kalos Lau
Jul 294 min read
Supply Triumphs Demand: China's New Era Approach to Economics
Advancing new productive forces is the direction that the PRC economy is rearing towards under CPC guidance. According to Xi Jinping, the...
Jack Rowlett
Jul 254 min read
Govern in the National Interest: Scrap the Two-Child Benefit Cap and Cut Pension Costs
If you listen to Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves, you'll hear that they lead a very serious government committed to duty, change, and the...
Kalos Lau
Jul 104 min read
China’s Third Plenum: Socialism Does Not Require Stimulus
The Communist Party of China (CPC)’s 20th Third Plenary Meeting will be held from July 15 to 18. As a Marxist Party that upholds...
Kalos Lau
Jun 254 min read
A Sino-Marxist Guide to Finance: China’s Plan for Prosperity
In recent years, Western economies have demonstrated certain signs of real-financial disconnection, i.e. the inability of financial...
Hugh Lind
Jun 204 min read
Government Debt is Good, Actually…
Economists find it hard to enjoy election campaigns. The quality of political discourse, especially regarding economic policy, is poor....
Louis Gilmore
Jun 183 min read
The Stakes of Big Tech Dominance in AI
Nvidia’s market value has risen past $3 trillion, overtaking Apple as the world’s second-most valuable company by market capitalisation....
Kalos Lau
Jun 74 min read
Overcapacity: Eastern Offense or Western Double-Standards?
The US Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen visited the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in early April, deeming the PRC’s industrial...
Joshua Edwicker
May 204 min read
China, Climate Change and Compromise
As President Putin arrives in China for a two-day visit with President Xi, the Sino-Russo axis appears stronger than ever. The two men...
Omar Khram
May 133 min read
The Boeing Crisis: Another Day Another Disaster
Aviation company Boeing are in trouble. In recent times, there has been an upsurge in aviation-related technical errors in their...
Hugh Lind
May 33 min read
UK Taxes: The Only Way is Up
Last week, the IFS released a great tool all UK voters should be forced to use. It gives you the chance to be the UK chancellor (not an...
Louis Gilmore
Apr 294 min read
From Politics to Prudence: The Case for UK Tax-Setting Independence
The United Kingdom’s Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has revealed plans to slash another 2p off national insurance in a pre-election...
Jack Wilkin
Apr 275 min read
The UK Farming Crisis: Farmers Pay for Others Profits
Agriculture is the foundation of large-scale societies. Everything we take for granted would not be possible without farming. It is not a...
Dan Sillett
Apr 123 min read
Labour are Losing the UK's Tax Tug of War
With the dawn of the new tax year on Saturday, the dreaded T-word is on everybody’s lips for different reasons. On one hand, you have the...
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