Even in 2019, some are more equal than others
Dave Rawlings says there’s merit in the idea that we want the brightest among us to be running things, but poses the question: do we…
Dave Rawlings says there’s merit in the idea that we want the brightest among us to be running things, but poses the question: do we…
The recent uprising of the Gilets Jaunes in France is one idiosyncratic national reaction to a global problem. But global problems demand global answers and…
The economic, commercial and geo-political status of nations is derived from their scientific and technological prowess. A new report charts how this balance of power…
Here is a chart that reveals a UK economy in the doldrums and shows where it could be heading. John Egan decribes the challenges this…
Emmanuel Macron continues to surf the wave that swept him to power in the French presidential election in 2017. John Egan reviews a week in…
Murray Ritchie poses the question: With the emergence of Cyril Ramaphosa as president-in-waiting of South Africa can the so-called economic powerhouse of Africa finally live…
Times are a changing for education, health, employment and income. John Egan reports on the findings of the OECD on emerging inequalities. For a young…
International trade has led to an equally global backlash from citizens of advanced economies against the economic deprivation to which they feel exposed, John Egan…
UK Prime Minister Theresa May could find herself on the horns of a dilemma She has a problem. To quell the unrest that led to…
In the raging debate about the “crisis” gripping Western democracies, one set of voices has been noticeably silent. What might be best termed as the…