Public Affairs and Policy

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...

On 25 September, Italians voted for the election of a new government, following Mario Draghi’s resignation in July. The elections...

Political precedents have fallen like dominoes in recent years. Old certainties have collapsed under the weight of populist politics,...

In a piece written before the sad death of Her Majesty The Queen last Thursday, Hanover’s Head of Energy and Industry Larry Smith...

Exclusive analysis from Hanover shows the value of corporate reputation is increasingly recognised in boardrooms, as communications...

In the context of significant increases in the cost of living, the uptick in energy prices, and geopolitical instability, the future...

Last week, the Irish Government announced sectoral targets to reduce carbon emissions by 51 per cent by 2030. Political deadlock over...

Resilience in reputation has always been important. But in a decade which has already seen a global pandemic, a decline in democracy,...

2022 sees an earlier than anticipated Summer Economic Statement (SES), with the Irish Government having been called on from across the...