Public Affairs and Policy

Reflecting on the New York Times election swingometer this morning, I texted a Saudi-based friend, saying simply: It’s not good.

In a historic moment for global democracy, 2024 stands as the most significant election year on record. Seventy-two countries will...

When the late Alistair Darling got up to deliver the last Labour Budget more than 14 years ago, the economic backdrop was the fallout...

The Government’s new plan for growth picks up where previous Conservative strategies left off. That may not be a bad thing.

Too Good To Go, the social impact company dedicated to reducing food waste, has appointed Hanover as its communications consultancy.

Hurrah! We have a Prime Minister who actually loves sport. Not, of course, in the same way as Boris Johnson did – by mowing down a...

Poor old Thangam Debbonaire. On the morning of July 5, as Labour romped to a 174-seat majority, the former Shadow Culture Secretary...

The disco music throbbed and the karaoke was well underway with performances of…well…varying quality from Angela Rayner, Lucy Powell,...

The US presidential election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is a ‘toss up’, with the result in the hands of the 12 per cent of...

This summer, several members of the Hanover Middle East team took a trip down the Sheikh Zayed Road to the UAE capital for a MEPRA...

When the battered UK economy visited Dr. Reeves’s House of Commons surgery yesterday, the diagnosis was delivered brusquely with a...

In our latest event as part of our 'The World Rewired' series we sat down with Lord Mark Sedwill.