Public Affairs and Policy

Starmer struggles to gear Labour for Government – but business can lend a helping hand.

It’s four years since I first began advising operators on efforts to regulate for e-scooters in Ireland. Since then, it has been a...

Resilience has become the watchword of business leaders in the last decade. Constant, unpredictable change has made resilience the...

This week, the Irish Government held the National Economic Dialogue 2023, which represents the main method of public consultation and...

The Creative Industries has been identified by the Conservatives and Labour both as a crucial part of their drive to grow the economy...

With the Government adapting to a rapidly changing threat landscape at home and abroad, the UK’s defence and security represents one...

There is no way for Rishi Sunak to sugar coat this. Counting is still underway, but Labour have already made gains across the...

25 Years since the Good Friday Agreement reshaped the destinies of our two nations, politicians in the UK and Ireland are surprisingly...

The recent rise of OpenAI's ChatGPT - a generative AI that can simulate conversation, author original stories, and even design new...

International Women’s Day provides an opportune moment to take stock of progress made and identify what more should be done to remedy...

When a landmark bill was passed in the US in 2022 to attract massive investments for the green transition, the EU had to face up to...

Recent comments from US generals that the British Army is no longer a top-level fighting force have caused concern among officials and...