Birmingham Dance Card
With the party's two-day conference starting in a week, Reform Board member Gawain Towler asks: is British business ready for Reform and will they show up to the
Many thought the EU was too technocratic to embrace the wave of wokeness washing over the West. They may have been proved wrong
With the party's two-day conference starting in a week, Reform Board member Gawain Towler asks: is British business ready for Reform and will they show up to the
Nadine Dorries, former Conservative culture secretary, has defected to Reform UK just ahead of its Birmingham conference. Seen as the most high-profile Tory defection yet, her join strengthens
Norway is ramping up investment in oil and gas even amid green energy expansion. Output continues to exceed expectations, with new licensing rounds and record field development. Political
French business leaders warn of economic damage after Prime Minister François Bayrou set a 8 September confidence vote linked to budget plans. Stocks fell and bond spreads widened
President Lee Jae Myung begins a visit to Washington on 23 August with fifteen senior executives from South Korea’s largest companies. The trip comes ahead of his 25
Pieter Cleppe reveals how Brussels lobbyists are behind the EU’s latest ‘Green Deal’
Donald Trump will meet Vladimir Putin in Alaska on 15 August to discuss ending the Ukraine war, including potential territorial swaps. Ukraine and European leaders reject any agreement
The European Commission has approved 13 new strategic projects outside the EU to secure critical raw materials vital for electric vehicles, renewable energy, and defence. Spanning countries from
The European Commission and ECB have approved Bulgaria’s accession to the eurozone, with the country set to adopt the euro on 1 January 2026. Final approval from EU
Poland’s public deficit hit 6.6% of GDP in 2024, driven by defence and social spending. Rising debt, polarised politics, and stalled reforms have raised concerns among ratings agencies