Transition credits allow EU to be competitive and climate credible
Joseph Curtin is vice-president of energy transition at the Rockefeller Foundation Financing the early retirement of coal-fired power…
South West Norfolk MP Terry Jermy praises hard work of staff at King’s Lynn hospital
In his latest column, South West Norfolk MP Terry Jermy praises the hard work of staff at the…
Biden should’ve resigned. GOP’s new report makes that clear
After reading the House Oversight Committee’s report on President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline and his inner circle’s dishonest,…
Europe’s Weakest Link: Arctic Security
A war is never confined to a single stage. Developments in Ukraine echoes in the Arctic, just as…
In Europe, the problem is deterrence, not drones
Since multiple Russian drones crossed into Poland last month, European leaders have expedited the idea of a “drone…
Should the state pension be protected from tax? Vote now
Older Britons are preparing to receive a 4.8 per cent payment rate boost to their state pensions next…
View From The Away End: Sunderland Success & Supping In London
Among the many indignities inflicted on Sunderland fans in our last Premier League campaign almost a decade ago,…
Will the new Planning Bill get Britain building?
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A price on carbon imports is vital for a competitive European green economy
Countries attacking the EU’s carbon border price may be exaggerating their claims Adrien Assous is executive director of…
German reunification? Nein – Modern Diplomacy
As the establishment political center in Germany clings to power, sociopolitical disunity and profound disaffection have created a…