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The growth and extent of world trade is staggering. In 1950, trade accounted for just 8.6% of world output (GDP).…

Ahead of the Spring Budget we look at how Universal Credit could be reformed in the recovery from Covid-19

The coronavirus pandemic has been defined by data. How that data has been communicated and presented has really mattered. There…

President Biden arrives in office with a full foreign policy in-tray, albeit one that will have to compete for attention…

The Taiwan Straits maybe the most volatile point in the Asia-Pacific. Even if this thin strip of water, separating Taiwan…

The House of Lords is an extraordinary place, full of gold leaf, ushers in full white tie dress and an…

At the start of October my organisation transformed from the New Local Government Network to simply New Local. We swapped…

'Levelling up' has become one of the big agenda items for this government but how can it be helped by…

The business case for attracting, developing and retaining diversity has been made repeatedly. But diversity is not just about the…