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Why Trump wants to buy Greenland
Published 30 December 2024 No CommentsAmerica, China and Russia are all vying for control over the Arctic
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The Prince Andrew spying scandal exposes the credulity of the elites
Published 19 December 2024 Comments Off on The Prince Andrew spying scandal exposes the credulity of the elitesWhen it comes to national security, the British establishment has been too complacent for too long
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An abortive coup in South Korea
Published 4 December 2024 Comments Off on An abortive coup in South KoreaThis rash attempt to impose martial law will have global repercussions
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The murky origins of Human Resources
Published 27 November 2024 Comments Off on The murky origins of Human ResourcesThe Hawthorne experiments 100 years ago birthed a new, intrusive approach to managing workers
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Why a warm home will soon become a luxury
Published 21 November 2024 Comments Off on Why a warm home will soon become a luxuryPoliticians love to pose as saviours of the planet. But it’s the public that will bear the exorbitant cost
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Japan’s elections reveal a nation in crisis
Published 28 October 2024 Comments Off on Japan’s elections reveal a nation in crisisScandal-ridden politicians seem incapable of rising to the huge social, economic and geopolitical challenges ahead
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Big Tesco is watching you
Published 27 September 2024 Comments Off on Big Tesco is watching youSupermarkets are planning to deploy AI to police and meddle in our diets
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Ed Miliband’s Net Zero agenda will leave Britain in the dark
Published 19 September 2024 Comments Off on Ed Miliband’s Net Zero agenda will leave Britain in the darkEnergy companies are already warning their customers about the power cuts to come
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Why Labour’s ‘right to switch off’ is bad for workers
Published 3 September 2024 Comments Off on Why Labour’s ‘right to switch off’ is bad for workersObsessing over work-life balance is a poor substitute for raising living standards
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Once I've spotted a fun lawyer, I fear the curse of Woudhuysen may strike
Not such a low profile now
Q: who this very powerful Brit?
A: a guy with what Nixon called "a low profile"!
Now why would that be?
@jameswoudhuysen @FraserMyers Musk does his meddling overtly. The others covertly.
"The growing power of Silicon Valley oligarchs is certainly nothing to celebrate. But for Brussels suddenly to fret over ‘foreign interference’ in EU politics is grotesquely hypocritical. It is the far greater threat to democracy and national sovereignty". @FraserMyers, fab
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