Monthly Archives: January 2019

By Darren Baxter; Luke Murphy

The private rented sector has grown substantially over the past two decades. It is now home to 20 per cent…

By John Springford

The UK economy is 2.3 per cent smaller than it would have been had Britons voted to stay in the…

By Andrew Foxall; John Hemmings

The UK’s leaving of the European Union and Donald Trump’s election as US President have produced sufficient uncertainty in the…

By Sonja Vermeulen; Laura Wellesley; Sam Airey

Indonesia is approaching a key point on its development pathway. Rapidly declining poverty, a growing and urbanizing middle class with…

By Ian Bond; Igor Yurgens

Relations between Russia and the West are likely to be characterised by distrust, mutual fear and confrontation for the remainder…

By Marley Morris; Tom Kibasi

The EU’s policy of state aid control has become a focal point of debate since the UK’s 2016 referendum. Some…

By Various Authors

The uncertainties of Brexit are causing serious disruptions across government and have distracted from the day-to-day business of government including…

By Jill Rutter; Steve Ballinger

This report by UK think tanks looks at the EU Settlement Scheme This scheme enables EU citizens in the UK…

By Josh Abey

Job insecurity, prejudice and ignorance are driving Britain’s workplace mental health crisis, according to a new report from the Fabian…