By Harry Western (the pen-name of a senior economist working in the private) We are grateful to our friends at Briefings for Brexit for allowing us to re-publish this article… Narratives pushed by Remainers and parts of the media suggest that UK exports […]
By Robert Lee. We are grateful to our friends at Briefings for Brexit for allowing us to re-publish this article… Increased inflationary pressures and trade friction resulting from war in Ukraine will hit an already slowing global recovery. UK recovery will […]
By Joel Kotkin and Hugo Kruger. We are grateful to our friends at Briefings for Brexit for allowing us to re-publish this article… The West’s ignominious retreat from Afghanistan has emboldened Russia and China to renew the 19th century’s ‘Great […]
Below we are publishing an article by one of our affiliate organisations, Briefings for Britain, written by Professor David Blake, a Professor of Economics at Cass Business School and a member of Economists for Free Trade. We are grateful to our friends […]
Dangerous Conditions for a Crossing French politicians have become increasingly erratic and confrontational in recent months. We count outright threats of energy and goods blockades by fisheries minister Annick Girardin, Macron’s accusations of treachery over the AUKUS pact, and recently foreign minister Yves Le-Drian’s […]
Professor Robert Tombs, Professor Emeritus of French History at the University of Cambridge and co-editor of Briefings for Britain, reviews Michel Barnier’s diary, to be published in English at the end of this month. This review originally appeared on Briefings […]
