Europe Must Rethink the Digital Services Act
The European Commission claims that the Digital Services Act (DSA) will deliver much-needed harmonisation and clarity of regulation. In fact, it introduces new risks and costs on businesses
The Scottish draft Bill on gender recognition throws up uncertainties and would weaken women’s sex-based rights in the UK. Political dialogue is urgently needed
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Biden, Putin, and the Danger of Shaking Hands
At the Geneva Summit, the American President ignored warnings not to shake his Russian counterpart’s hand. In doing so, he reflected a wider trend in which the West
The Case for Vitamin D Prescriptions
Jim Shannon draws on medical research to argue that vitamin D prescriptions are a crucial component to living in a post-lockdown Covid world.
The misty meaning of the G7 tax agreement
The G7 agreement on the minimum tax of 15 percent is a small step, but it is not yet clear in which direction.
Isolating Morocco would be a historic blunder for the EU
Why the EU needs a change of policy approach to avoid Morocco becoming another uncooperative player in the region, which could be just as devastating as when the
Zoom and the equalisation of ideas
How politicians and videoconferencing have made the world smaller
The EU’s perilous social justice bill
The Commission’s three-pronged plans for a new Europe have returned from hibernation - and are a sleepwalk into bad policy
World Oceans Day requires all our attention
Conservative backbencher and climate campaigner Selaine Saxby spoke at the Westminster Hall debate on World Oceans Day
Carbis Bay gets the Yalta treatment
Can a Cornish eco hotel can live up to the glitz and glamour of the G7?
Plugging the gap? Different approaches to road pricing
As EV uptake grows, so too does another headache for the government, writes Patrick Hall.
