The Legacy of Afghanistan – Reflecting on Two Years Since Withdrawal It has been two years since the withdrawal from Afghanistan, a country that became synonymous with a complex web of events triggered by the devastating 9/11 attacks. The aftermath of those attacks led to a series of events that… Read More »The Legacy of Afghanistan – Reflecting on Two Years Since Withdrawal
Banks are Pushing Us Towards a Cashless Future – The Impact of New Withdrawal and Deposit Limits In recent weeks, the banking landscape has been abuzz with news of NatWest’s groundbreaking decision to impose limits on cash withdrawals and deposits for its customers. While the move has been presented as… Read More »Banks are Pushing Us Towards a Cashless Future – The Impact of New Withdrawal and Deposit Limits
Joining the Common Market – An overview of the referendum in 1975 The Referendum Saga: A look at the parallels from nearly fifty years ago **Introduction** Four decades ago, a pivotal decision shaped the course of a nation’s history. The choice was whether to remain a part of what was… Read More »Joining the Common Market – An overview of the referendum in 1975
Navigating the Challenges of Immigration Policy – Insights from Alexander Downer Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of immigration policies, it’s crucial to dissect the intricacies that determine their success or failure. Recently, Alexander Downer shared his perspectives on the current state of affairs, shedding light on some of the key… Read More »Navigating the Challenges of Immigration Policy – Insights from Alexander Downer
Investors’ Sentiment Shifts – Contrasting Fortunes in Europe and the US In the realm of financial markets, sentiment can sway like a pendulum, and currently, the pendulum is swinging with stark contrasts on opposite sides of the Atlantic. Investors are increasingly casting skeptical glances toward Europe’s economic prospects, revealing a… Read More »Investors’ Sentiment Shifts – Contrasting Fortunes in Europe and the US
The High Price of Settling for Less – Britain’s Troubling Path Away from Growth **Introduction: The Echoes of Complacency** In 1984, Margaret Thatcher’s words resonated as a cautionary tale about Britain’s reluctance to embrace economic freedom. She decried the use of “sedative phrases” and the complacency that threatened to plunge… Read More »The High Price of Settling for Less – Britain’s Troubling Path Away from Growth
Unraveling the Complex Puzzle – China’s Looming Threat of Deflation China, once expected to emerge robustly from the Covid-19 pandemic, is grappling with an unexpectedly weak rebound, leaving analysts baffled and apprehensive. Recent data revealing negative indicators of Chinese inflation have sounded the alarm, raising concerns about the potential slide… Read More »Unraveling the Complex Puzzle – China’s Looming Threat of Deflation
NatWest’s New Cash Limits Spark Concerns of a Cashless Society Introduction NatWest, one of the UK’s prominent high-street banks, has recently implemented changes that have raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the direction of the banking industry. With the introduction of new conditions granting the bank the authority to set… Read More »NatWest’s New Cash Limits Spark Concerns of a Cashless Society
Navigating Choppy Waters – The Eurozone’s Risk of Currency Collapse Amid Economic Weakness and Looming Interest Rate Challenges The European Central Bank Grapples with a Dire Choice: Defend the Euro or Face its Collapse In the intricate tapestry of global economics, currencies often find themselves at the mercy of a… Read More »Navigating Choppy Waters – The Eurozone’s Risk of Currency Collapse Amid Economic Weakness and Looming Interest Rate Challenges
Why Britain’s Border Protection Requires a Reassessment of ECHR Membership **What is the ECHR?** The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is an international treaty established by the Council of Europe in 1950. It aims to protect and promote fundamental rights and freedoms for individuals within its member states. The… Read More »Why Britain’s Border Protection Requires a Reassessment of ECHR Membership
