Hospitality and social value: A unique relationship that is worth protecting
"Our profession is one of the most accessible in the world," writes hospitality CEO Robert Richardson
King Charles’s address to Congress was designed to steady a strained special relationship. Twelve standing ovations later, the Palace had given Downing Street something politics could not: a rare bipartisan moment in Washington and a reminder that royal soft power still has diplomatic bite.
"Our profession is one of the most accessible in the world," writes hospitality CEO Robert Richardson
If councils want to build more homes, they must make it easier for property developers to partner with them, says leading UK developer Kamal Pankhania
Ahead of Commonwealth leaders gathering in Antigua, The Mace reports on how Brussels wants to stop the Caribbean “golden passport” trade
"The rule of law is in jeopardy" according to leading human rights expert
The US says its Russian diesel deal is about bringing down fuel prices. But for Ukraine and America’s European allies, the move raises a bigger concern: whether Washington
Manchester’s metamorphosis into the UK’s second capital has been a testament to the potential of northern cities, so we must approach the Man City scandal with a nuanced
The European Foreign Ministers have issued a joint statement condemning Iran’s violent attacks, but does a statement go far enough?
Europe may already be entering a new phase of confrontation with Russia, one in which the distinction between peace and conflict becomes increasingly difficult to identify.
As the UK commits further funding to Ukraine’s reconstruction, British companies are expanding their involvement in energy, finance and defence, creating new opportunities for long-term economic cooperation.
Greater deregulation for the financial sector in the City is not the way forward, writes Mick McAteer.