Is Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Strategy Leaving Us Out in the Cold?
Ed Miliband's energy policy is facing intense scrutiny as energy prices remain high and the transition to Net Zero creates economic uncertainty for the UK.
Diplomatic Vacuum: Why Cutting Expertise During an Iran Crisis is a Blunder
As tensions with Iran escalate, the US State Department is feeling the heat of its own staffing cuts. We explore why losing diplomatic expertise is a costly mistake.
Starmer’s Diplomatic Tightrope: Why Badenoch Thinks He Needs a Better Game Plan
Kemi Badenoch has criticised Keir Starmer’s foreign policy, arguing the Prime Minister lacks a coherent Middle East strategy ahead of potential US relations.
Going Solo: Why the Lib Dems Want a Truly British Nuclear Button
Sir Ed Davey and the Liberal Democrats are calling for the UK to develop its own nuclear missiles, ending our reliance on the US, but the costs and technical hurdles are massive.
Geopolitical Projections and Energy Market Stability: Assessing the Timeline of the US-Iran Conflict
An analytical look at US Energy Secretary Chris Wright's claim that the Iran-US conflict will end within weeks and its potential impact on UK energy prices.
Trump's World Cup Paradox: Iran is 'Welcome' But Not 'Appropriate'
Donald Trump has declared Iran is welcome at the 2026 World Cup, despite claiming their presence is inappropriate. We unpack the geopolitical headache awaiting FIFA.