Comments posted here yesterday suggested that, overall, a discussion forum is likely to be preferred by those who wish to take part in debate on
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In light of recent discussions, this is the proposed new comments policy for this blog, the purpose of which is to make my life, and
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The world’s national debt stands at roughly $100 trillion. The US national debt alone is heading for $36 trillion — a third of the global
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I was not surprised to see The Guardian noting this overnight: Donald Trump has extended his deadline for Iran to open the strait of Hormuz
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I am aware that I posted yesterday in a way that some might think was a little intemperate, or even inappropriate, because what I expressed
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YouGov has provided that change is possible within UK (or at least Welsh) politics. They have undertaken an MRP poll to suggest the likely result
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As the Guardian reported yesterday: Political donations from British citizens living abroad are to be capped at £100,000 a year from Wednesday, in a move
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Economic policy today is dominated by rules: deficit limits, debt targets, inflation targets, and interest rate rules. But what if these rules are the problem,
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We have just published this short video on YouTube and many other channels. This is the transcript: Inequality is undermining our economy. That’s the consequence
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