Public Affairs and Policy

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...

You had to pinch yourself. A room rammed with frontline politicians and business executives on a Monday night. Slick presentation,...

2023 sees the Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, Green Party coalition Government pass the mid-point of its term, following the first...

On 1st January 2023, Sweden took over the 6-month presidency of the Council of the European Union from the Czech Republic. This will...

In the context of strikes, public sector pressures and inflation, the news at the end of last year that the UK’s technology sector had...

We live in uncertain times. And 2022 was no exception. The climate crisis, technological change, skills shortages, inflation,...

Leo Varadkar returned to the office of Taoiseach on Saturday following a smooth transition of power with Fianna Fáil leader Micheál...

Taking the temperature of the Tory party pre-Christmas is to delve into a world of pain. Speaking off-the-record to old friends, our...

“We need to protect our IT area, our cyberspace, and our internal market” – EU Internal Market Commissioner, Thierry Breton (September...

Power is where power goes. Over the past few weeks, British politics has borne out Lyndon Johnson’s famous maxim. With the arrival of...